Interview with an Art of Electronics author for the unconvinced.
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==For electronics: The Art of Electronics 3rd Edition (interview with the one of the authors, if you're unconvinced: this video ) ==For finances: The Millionaire Next Door (filled with a lot of interesting facts and habits from extensive research) ==For food/cooking: Alton Brown's Gear for Your Kitchen BakeWise: The Hows and Whys of Successful Baking
Cites itskeuomorfJun 2015
“where he goes into detail of how the book came about”
Interview with Art of Electronics author on the 3rd edition.
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Lady ada did an interview with Paul Horowitz (One of the authors) a couple of days ago [0] where he goes into detail of how the book came about and what's new in the 3rd edition,..etc. [0] this video
Cites itlstamourJun 2016
Companion interview with Paul Horowitz.
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To be clear, though, it doesn't cover software, or what you'd need for Arduino-based projects. But it has quite a few sections at the end for micro-processor based projects and communication protocols, etc. I found it to be a good starting point for definitions or ideas, and to then head to the internet for more details. There's also: Ladyada interview with Paul Horowitz - The Art of Electronics ... this video
Cites itblendoDec 2019
Ladyada's interview with co-author Paul Horowitz.
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Thanks for the "feedback". Here's Ladyada's interview with the co-author, Paul Horowitz. this video