Exploring BeagleBone: Tools and Techniques for Building with Embedded Linux

Acknowledgments

Thank you to everyone at Wiley Publishing for their outstanding work on this project: to Mary E. James, for encouraging me to take on this project, and for allowing me the latitude to develop a book that engages in deeper learning; to Jim Minatel for his expert support and help throughout the development of this book; to Adaobi Obi Tulton, the project editor, for keeping everything on track and for having the patience to deal with my many, many questions—I greatly appreciate her hard work, diligence, encouragement, and support; to Dassi Zeidel, the production editor, for her hard work in tying everything together to create such a polished final product; to Luann Rouff, the copy editor, for meticulously translating this book into readable U.S. English, and for adding all those Oxford commas! Thanks to the technical editors, Robert Zhu (Microsoft) and Jason Kridner (BeagleBoard.org Foundation), for their expert review and constructive feedback on the technical content in this book. Thanks also to Cathy Wicks (Texas Instruments) and Nuria Llin (Texas Instruments) for their advice and support in the development of this book.

Thank you also to the thousands of people who take the time to comment on my YouTube videos, blog, and website articles. I truly appreciate all of the feedback, advice, and comments—it has really helped in the development of the topics in this book.

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