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Acknowledgments
We would like to thank everyone in the larger Trino community—starting with the
founders of the project, the dedicated team of maintainers, and all the contributors
since inception of the project. Our gratitude reaches much further, and we appreciate
everybody using Trino, spreading the word, helping other users, contributing to
related projects and integrations, and simply showing up with questions on our
chat. We are excited to be part of the community and look forward to many shared
successes in the future.
A critical part of the Trino community is Starburst. We want to thank everyone
at Starburst for their help. We really appreciate the work, resources, stability, and
support Starburst provides to the project, its customers using Trino, and the authors,
who are part of the Starburst team.
Specifically related to the book, we would like to thank everyone who helped us with
ideas, input, and reviews. In addition, the authors want to express their personal
gratitude:
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Matt would like to thank his wife, Meghan, and his three children, Emily,
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Hannah, and Liam, for their patience and encouragement while Matt worked
on the book. The kids’ excitement about their dad becoming an “author” helped
Matt through many long weekends and late nights.
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Manfred would like to thank his wife, Yen, and his three sons, Lukas, Nikolas,
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and Tobias, not only for putting up with the tech mumbo-jumbo but also for
genuinely sharing an interest and passion for technology, writing, learning, and
teaching.
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Martin would like to thank his wife, Melina, and his four children, Marcos,
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Victoria, Joaquin, and Martina, for their support and enthusiasm over the past 10
years of working on Trino.
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