Dan Gisselquist

Hello!  My name is Dan Gisselquist, and I'm one of the leading Christian FPGA technical blogger's out there.  Specifically, I've been <a href="http://zipcpu.com">blogging</a> about how to build and debug FPGA designs.  These posts started out based upon my own work building the <a href="https://github.com/ZipCPU/zipcpu">ZipCPU</a>, but they've broadened out to include open source <a href="http://zipcpu.com/ZipCPU/formal/formal.html">formal verification</a> and <a href="http://zipcpu.com/dsp/dsp.html">DSP processing</a>.  My specific and stated goal is to show FPGA design engineers how to avoid what I call <a href="http://zipcpu.com/fpga-hell.html">FPGA Hell</a>.  You can see the various topics the blog has covered so far at the <a href="http://zipcpu.com">main page</a>, as well as link to the <a href="http://zipcpu.com/topics.html">road map</a> for where I'd like to take the blog in the future. Getting the examples to be both simple and accurate, though, takes a lot of work.  It can take 2-4 weeks to put a complex post together.  As a result, the blog will probably not be high volume.  My original intent was to accumulate a large wealth of FPGA knowledge on the blog.  At this time, I think I've done that--but I'm not done yet!  There's a lot more still to go. So if this is the sort of thing you are interested in, please support my work!

Free

For this support, I'll let you have a vote in what topics I should print next--allowing you to help me guide where the blog is going

Aspiring Young Engineer's

<ul><li>Vote on future open source projects I might work on</li><li>Plus a two votes regarding where the blog should go next</li></ul>

Open Source Contributor

Get Individual counseling, via e-mail or IRC, and help on how to get out of FPGA Hell if you ever find yourself stuck in it

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