About the Reviewers

Arun M Kumar is a young tech guy, who borderlines somewhere between a geek and a nerd. He reads tech articles to relax and is more inclined to call himself a generalist rather than a specialist. Arun has an unexplained phobia toward orange-flavored candies and still prefers C as the de facto language of the computing world. Arun loves to work on microcontrollers and has an unjustified dislike toward the Arduino environment. Working on open source projects is his first love, and he also loves to spend time travelling with friends. Having worked in automotive, power, and cloud computing domains, Arun finds pleasure in having the same random set of friends and experiences. His aim in life is to travel, explore, and spread smiles wherever he goes while still figuring out what to try next.

This being the first book I reviewed, I would like to thank Nidhi Joshi and others from Packt Publishing for providing this opportunity and for putting up with my busy schedule during the review process. I would also like to thank CDAC-ACTS, Pune, and my classmates there for giving me the skills that made me what I am today. I would also like to thank Prachee Sonchal and the rest of the HR team in my organization for supporting me in various ways.

Mohammed Sharoon is a final year electronics engineering student at National Institute of Technology, Calicut, with experience in implementing simple embedded projects. He hopes to develop this interest further by gaining a better perspective of the numerous domains of electronics in order to develop breakthroughs that will make our lives easier.

I would like to thank my best friend for providing me the motivation to push myself and achieve more, without which nothing would have been possible.