Python is a versatile and relatively easy to learn programming language. It is so flexible it will allow you to build web application as well as interface with hardware components connected to the Raspberry Pi. This makes it the perfect language to start learning on your Raspberry Pi. This guide Read more…
So you have created an awesome Raspberry Pi project and you need your Pi for another project. What do you do? Either you buy a new Raspberry Pi or you are going to need to find a way to backup you Raspberry Pi. Luckily backing up your Raspberry Pi is easy, Read more…
This is an updated guide showing you how to connect your Raspberry Pi to your home WiFi network in cases where you do not have a graphical user interface for your Raspberry Pi. For this guide you need a Raspberry Pi – and unless you’re using the Raspberry Pi 3 Read more…
This blog post will explore running the newly released Windows 10 IoT on a Raspberry Pi 2. We will walk through downloading the windows image, flashing it onto a SD card and starting up Windows 10 IOT for the first time. This guide does not require Windows 10 to be running on your personal computer, you can use Windows 7 or 8 as your wish. (more…)
Sharing files over the network is often very useful. Whether you need to transfer media files to the Raspberry Pi or you want to use the raspberry as a simple Network-Attached Storage (NAS) device, this guide will show you how to enable file sharing of a folder on the Raspberry Pi running the Raspbian OS. (more…)
Downloading and compiling packages on the Raspberry Pi can be cumbersome and time consuming even for seasoned engineers. If you just want that Raspberry Pi to work without hours of programming and struggles you will be happy to learn about the new NOOBS installation program. (more…)
Once you have received your Raspberry Pi and unpacked the mini-computer it is time to fire it up and see what its all about. However much like a normal desktop computer wont boot without a operating system (such as Windows) neither will the raspberry. This guide will show you how Read more…
Sometimes it is not practical to work with your Raspberry Pi using your TV and a USB keyboard. This can be because you have turned your Raspberry Pi into a weather station and installed it in your tree-house, or simply because you don’t want to sit in front of the Read more…
To get started creating projects with the Raspberry Pi you are going to need the following items: (more…)
The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized mini-computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation with the intention of promoting basic computer science in schools. (more…)