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[Blogs.msdn.com] Adam Nathan's Win32 to WinFX Blog :: When I joined Microsoft and the CLR team (then known as the COM+ 2.0 or "COM+ Confidential" team) in 1999, I was one of 3 test developers (SDET in Microsoft-speak) for COM Interoperability.  During this time is when I got married and wrote my Interop book (in the year leading up to shipping v1.0 of the .NET Framework in 2002).  And let me tell you - there's no better way to test a product than to write a book about it!  For v1.1, I became the manager (or "lead") for the Interop test team.  This is also when I created the CLR SPY tool.  Then throughout v2.0, my team grew to not only cover Interop, but also Reflection, Reflection Emit & Lightweight CodeGen, Delegates, Generics, Hosting, Code Download, Remoting Infrastructure, and Managed Debugging Assistants.  During this time, I got to do some more fun things related to code coverage, plus I created the pinvoke.net repository.  I've had an absolutely amazing time being on the team and getting to connect with customers, whether at conferences, at user groups, at Redmond, or over e-mail!

 [Radar.oreilly.com] O'Reilly Radar > Word on the Street at WWDC: There are over 500 engineers on site, I believe. Today Ihad lunch with Stuart Cheshire, creator ofRendezvous Bonjour and got to hear about thework of an engineer on his team who is optimizing TCP/IP for particular situations. A gentleman from Adobe, a formercoworker of Stuart's, was also there.

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