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Win a Raspberry Pi 3 with an official case signed by Eben Upton [CLOSED]
Win this incredibly rare Raspberry Pi 3 & Official case signed by the creator of the Raspberry Pi
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Circuit starter guide: Everything you need to prototype, test, and build circuits with a Raspberry Pi computer
Thonny on a Raspberry Pi: using the new Python IDE in Raspbian
Use the new Thonny IDE in Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi to understand what’s going on in your code
Scratch 2.0 for Raspberry Pi tutorial
Scratch 2.0 for Raspberry Pi is packed with new features and can run offline
Start a CoderDojo and teach young people to code with Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi Foundation and the CoderDojo Foundation recently announced a merger, with Raspberry Pi Foundation CEO Philip Colligan joining the CoderDojo board.
Your guide to the Raspberry Pi Camera Module out now!
The Camera Module Essentials book is the perfect way to learn everything about the Raspberry Pi’s official camera
Raspberry Pi 4K? Eben Upton talks about IoT security, UHD displays at Global Digital Signage
Eben Upton speaks about Raspberry Pi 4K and displays at the first ever Global Digital Signage Conference
Multiprocessing with Python
Power up your Pi from Python by running loops in parallel using the multiprocessing module (fractals are included)
Raspberry Shake interview
OSOP brings seismography to everyone with the incredible Raspberry Shake kit
Tele2: How a Raspberry Pi kit helps people to live the life of a complete stranger
How a Raspberry Pi kit helps people to live the life of a complete stranger
Scratch Game: Build Parking Mania on your Raspberry Pi
Create a Scratch game that tests your skills at parking. Will you get your Scratch driving licence?
Temperature controlled stairlights: Raspberry Pi controlled home lighting system
Give every day a colourful and useful start by displaying the outside temperature using coloured lights on your stairs, controlled by Raspberry Pi