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\title{The Art of Making Things}
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  {\Huge\bfseries The Art of Making Things \par}
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  {\Large First Last \par}
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  Example Press \\ \today
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\chapter*{Preface}
This book began as a series of lectures and evolved into a full treatment
of the craft of engineering. It is for working practitioners.

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\part{Foundations}

\chapter{The Making Mindset}
A maker's mindset prizes iteration over planning.
\section{Why We Make}
We make to learn, to teach, and to improve.
\section{The First Project}
Start small. Finish it. Then start a bigger one.

\chapter{Tools of the Trade}
Every craft has its indispensable tools.

\part{Practice}

\chapter{Prototyping}
Build the rough version first.
\section{Cardboard and Tape}
The fastest prototype is the one you already have.
\section{Software Mockups}
A working mockup is better than a perfect drawing.

\chapter{Iteration}
Small steps compound.

\part{Mastery}

\chapter{Teaching Others}
You learn twice by teaching once.

\chapter{Letting Go}
Finished is better than perfect.

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\chapter{References and Further Reading}
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  \item \emph{The Pragmatic Programmer}, Hunt \& Thomas.
  \item \emph{Making Things Happen}, Berkun.
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