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Acknowledgments
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MySQL, PHP, and Perl projects, and related open source initiatives such as Linux.
These have been an important part of our lives, and of course, this wouldn’t be much of a book without them!
Writing a technical book is an incredibly time-consuming process, and only an editor as patient and steady-handed as Andy Oram could have coaxed and cajoled us into getting the book done and out of the door. Thanks Andy!
We also thank our technical reviewers, Paul Kinzelman, Falk Scholer, and Omkhar
Arasaratnam, for pointing out many ways in which the content could be improved, and the team at O’Reilly for converting our material into a professionally produced book.

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