Category: Raspberry Pi

By default, a Pi lacks basic user interaction.
You can log over the network, add various shields, but some simple actions are out of reach.
The most critical needed feature is a way to safely shut the Pi down. That seems easy, but in various situations, it’s not!

Learn Go language in a blinkt! with a Raspberry Pi.
How I made my first functional app in Go within the afternoon, and packaged it as a ready to run Docker image.

Creating a real-time LED display from Minecraft and a Raspberry Pi

In this write-up we will demo a proof of concept: a connected LED display that can be updated from within a virtual Minecraft world.
It could also serve as a notifications panel to display alerts or for monitoring other tasks.

Voici un petit aperçu d’un projet démo de Alex Ellis, un hacker Anglais. Cet article est une traduction/adaptation large de la description d’Alex. Ce projet est basé sur le Rasberry Pi Zéro et un...