I haven’t blogged in a while, with good reason – I have more things going on than I care to mention. But let’s just say I’ve been terribly busy :-)

This past Monday was my last day at Yahoo!

I really can’t say enough about Yahoo!, the people there have made my time there one of the most interesting and fun time periods of my life. I’ve met some of the most brilliant minds, worked on some interesting products, got some perspective on how a gargantuan company operates, and walked through doors that only a large company can open. I will forever be grateful for the opportunities that Yahoo! has provided me, and for the privilege of working with such talented people.

Thank you to all my friends at Yahoo! and other Yahoo! Alumni who have supported me and my ideas, tolerated my craziness, and most importantly, been my friend. It has been an honor working with you, and I am looking forward to remaining friends and colleagues.

I’ve had a great at Yahoo!, and now I’m excited about the opportunities my new career path is providing me. If you happen to be a Yahoo! employee reading this or someone I met while at Yahoo!, by all means send me a linkedIn request and make note of my personal email address (me at caleb.org). Also, if you happen to be a Flash/ActionScript engineer or designer, please join my Flash Peers mailing list too

I can’t exactly say where I’m going to be working next, as we are still in stealth mode, but I can tell you that it is a San Francisco Bay Area startup with awesome potential. Not only that, but the team itself is comprised of some of the most talented people I have ever met, including every Flash coders hero: Quasimondo – Mario Klingemann. If you’re really interested, check out the demo conference in January/Feb, we’ll be there.