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Published inJan 2023
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ISBN-139781803239545
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Daniele Lacamera
Daniele Lacamera
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Daniele Lacamera

Daniele Lacamera is a software technologist and researcher with vast experience in software design and development on embedded systems for different industries, currently working as freelance software developer and trainer. He is a worldwide expert in TCP/IP and transport protocol design and optimization, with more than 20 academic publications on the topic. He supports free software by contributing to several projects, including the Linux kernel, and his involvement within a number of communities and organizations that promote the use of free and open source software in the IoT.
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If you’re a software developer or designer that wants to learn about embedded programming, this is the book for you. You’ll also find this book useful if you’re a less experienced or a beginner embedded programmer willing to expand your knowledge of embedded systems. More experience embedded software engineers may find this book useful for refreshing their knowledge of the internals of device drivers, memory safety, secure data transfers, privilege separation, and secure execution domains.

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Published in: Jan 2023Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781803239545

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Daniele Lacamera

Daniele Lacamera is a software technologist and researcher with vast experience in software design and development on embedded systems for different industries, currently working as freelance software developer and trainer. He is a worldwide expert in TCP/IP and transport protocol design and optimization, with more than 20 academic publications on the topic. He supports free software by contributing to several projects, including the Linux kernel, and his involvement within a number of communities and organizations that promote the use of free and open source software in the IoT.
Read more about Daniele Lacamera