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Copyright 2011 by Paul Ferrill
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To my wife, Sandy, for your tireless support of me and our family. I could not have done this without you.
And to my wonderful children who put up with a preoccupied daddy for way too long.
Paul Ferrill
Paul Ferrill has a BS and MS in electrical engineering and has been writing about computers for more than 25 years. He currently serves as CTO for Avionics Test and Analysis Corporation, working on multiple DoD projects. Software development has been his primary focus, along with architecting large-scale data management and storage systems. He also serves on several DoD standards committees, providing input to the next generation of data recording and transmission standards.
He has a long history with both Microsoft and open source technologies. His two favorite languages are Visual Basic and Python. He's had articles published in PC Magazine, PC Computing, InfoWorld, Computer World, NetworkWorld, Network Computing, Federal Computer Week, Information Week, and multiple web sites.
Justin Grammens has been writing software for 12 years, holds a masters degree in Software Systems, and has a patent pending on the process of a system to collect and rate digital media. He has written applications for a variety of mobile platforms in a number of different market sectors and is the cofounder of Recursive Awesome, LLC; owner of Localtone, LLC; and founder of Mobile Twin Cities.
Justin has built online e-commerce systems, real-time mapping solutions, large-scale tax accounting software, and technology for Internet radio stations. Having worked with Android since version 1.0, Justin has spoken on mobile technology at conferences and software development groups since 2008.
Justin has developed Android applications for Best Buy, McDonald's, BuzzFeed, and Consolidated Knowledge; and is co-creator of a cross-platform streaming video service called Mobile Vidhub. Justin is employed by Code 42 as a Director of Mobile Technology and lives in St. Paul, MN, with his wife.
I would like to acknowledge the excellent staff at Apress who managed to get this book completed on time through multiple delays and reworking of the original title. You've made the process much less frightening for a first-time author than I expected.
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