This is so cool! What a nice way to show the intersection of theory, practice, engineering and exposition.
Open Circuits – No Starch Press [pdf]
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#22Wow impressive. All killer, no filler.
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#23co-author here, feel free to ask questions.
What is something that you wanted to fit into the book but weren't able to?
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#24co-author here, feel free to ask questions.
What is something that you wanted to fit into the book but weren't able to?
we had a good number of subjects that didn't make it into the book. some we were not able to section in a way that looked as good as the rest, and others were redundant or didn't quite fit with the theme.
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#26co-author here, feel free to ask questions.
Is the book suitable for beginners?
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#27co-author here, feel free to ask questions.
What tools did you use to cut these components with such precision and lack of burring?
Re: Open Circuits – No Starch Press [pdf]
#28I love No Starch Press.
Apart from their more popular ones like Eloquent Javascript and Automate The Boring Stuff, i have discovered several nice gems in their catalogue which they keep small and of really high quality.
I haven't been disappointed by any of the books i have purchased from them... 14 to be exact.
Re: Open Circuits – No Starch Press [pdf]
#29Do not tempt, I first picked up calculus due to electronics way before my high school classes introduced it due to an electronics book like this.
Re: Open Circuits – No Starch Press [pdf]
#30I love no starch. Their books are always great, both in print quality and content.