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I looked at sample chapter, the fonts and layout are visually repulsive.
This made me have a look and I do like it a lot.
The wide margins remind me of university coursebooks.
Sir, you have a knack for inspiring commentary: the exact opposite of damning with faint praise! Also 0% slop it made me pre-order the book immediately.
This is a much better introduction to circuits than most. You actually get a bit of depth rather than a cookbook of "do this to get that" sort of prose.
Super looking forward to it. Got it on preorder in Europe! Will still be a bit of a waiting time.
Always enjoy reading the blog posts, and this seems like a great way to support work that gives me joy. Who knows, might start picking up actual electronics as side projects. Hardware work seems like such a great way to get code into the physical world.
The artwork on the cover should come with a health and safety notice :D
I like the pop art style. But what is she going to do with that soldering iron - stick it up her nose?
It seems like it should look like someone blowing smoke from a pistol in a Western movie.
Just ordered. Love these kinds of books. Any others like this one people are aware of?
Pre-ordered mine(hardback). Yeesh....I have no impulse control because this looks like so much fun,