Paris-based team Grasping Hand are attempting to fund their Sweetbox case again. They’ve altered the design to include access to the GPIO (with a cap for the gap) and are, as before, including a set of heatsinks to go along…
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DIY wireless MIDI-OSC bridge with the #RaspberryPi
Not much I can blog about here – if you know anything about midi, this will interest you. Read about it here
New (longer) timelapse video from #RaspberryPi camera module stills
Not a particularly interesting timelapse, it has to be said, but an interesting snatch of life from Potton in Bedfordshire.
Review of Bitcrafts wooden Bramble Pi case for the #RaspberryPi
Disclosure: I was sent a sample of the Bramble Pi case by Bitcrafts for this review, though of course the review will be impartial as usual Product: Bramble Pi case Description: a laser cut, birch-plywood, finger-jointed case for the Raspberry…
Build C# apps on your #RaspberryPi
Jeremy Morgan has been experimenting with writing and running C# console applications on his Raspberry Pi by using Mono. Read more here if C# is your thing!
Guzunty Pi for the #RaspberryPi reviewed by RasPi.TV
Alex Eames over at RasPi.TV has reviewed the Guzunty Pi board from Derek Cambpbell. This low-cost, low-footprint board powered by an Xilinx chip has loads of digital input/outputs and PWM pins. It looks like I could have another alternative for…
Learn Python for the #RaspberryPi with this series of articles
David Briddock has been hard at work writing a series of blog posts about Python and how to use it. This series caters for beginners of all ages who want to learn how to program and don’t know where to…
Controlling servo motors on the #RaspberryPi
As part of my “SpacePi” Raspberry Pi astronomy project, I want to be able to control the orientation of the camera module remotely. I want to be able to sit away from the camera rig and control where it is…
Perl and #RaspberryPi – Postfix as a mail solution
Mark Dootson has blogged about using Postfix as a solution for emailing from the Raspberry Pi. Read more here
WebIOPi for the #RaspberryPi updated to 0.6
Eric, over at trouch.com, has released a new version of his Python libraries for the Pi. These give an Arduino-like feel to your Python code and provide a clarity that I’ve not seen in many similar projects. There are quite…