Another day, another blog
I've been accused of having too many blogs in the past. In reality, I have only had one real blog. My "second" blog was used merely to post excerpts from my real blog. Now that I've taken a job at Microsoft, I decided to move my professional blog to msdn.com and make my old blog into a personal blog. Confused yet? Me too. Maybe now the accusation of having "too many blogs" is justified. None-the-less, here I am, introducing myself to you for the first time as a Microsoft employee.
For those that don't know me, I have been living and working in the southeast region of the United States for the past 10+ years. Within the latest four years, I have been involved in co-authoring four books on .NET topics, working with Microsoft Learning on the new certification track and some eLearning material. Recently, due to my involvement in the southeast region, I was given a Microsoft MVP award for C#. Last week, my wife and I picked up our belongings and moved to the great Pacific Northwest, and I joined the IIS UE team.
While I intend to blog mainly about IIS (past, present and future), I am also going to do my best to help Visual Basic 6.0 developers who want to make the transition to .NET. I know there are still a lot of you out there contemplating this move. For anyone interested in the future of IIS and/or making the jump to .NET from Visual Basic 6.0, let me know what topics would be of interest to you and I will do my best to hit them in the near future.
