Excellent point. PYNQ transformed my experience on these boards. I had a ZCU-104 on my desk for a year circa 2021. It took a while to wrap my head around give

Excellent point. PYNQ transformed my experience on these boards. I had a ZCU-104 on my desk for a year circa 2021. It took a while to wrap my head around given I have no background in embedded engineering, FPGA, or hardware eng. But that board was transformative to what I've seen over twenty years working around mobile, edge, and IoT products, particularly given the availability of the PYNQ stack and the fact that someone like me could take the same old Linux/GCC skills and port, run, and profile code there from x86 while getting wormhole effects from a few compiler switches that opened pathways to things none of us had ever seen before, at least not optimized the way they are there.