This 2nd edition is an update that includes coverage of the
Raspberry Pi Model B+..
As an innovative low-cost computer the size of a credit card, the Raspberry Pi understandably hit headlines the world over when it was launched in 2012.
Having a Raspberry Pi is one thing - knowing how to use it is another.
Getting Started with Raspberry Pi arms you with a whole load of ideas and tells you how to put them into practice. Authors Matt Richardson and Shawn Wallace take you step-by-step through a variety of possibilities with both education and fun in mind.
With this book you can use the Raspberry Pi with Arduino, create internet connected projects, play with multimedia - and lots more. If you are learning how to programme computers or looking to build new electronic projects this hands-on guide will show you how flexible the Raspberry Pi can be.
- Helps you get acquainted with hardware features on the Raspberry Pi
- Gives you enough Linux to move around the operating system
- Tells you the basics of Python and Scratch so you can start programming
- Enables you to draw graphics, play sounds and handle mouse events
- Lets you use the Raspberry Pi for hardware hacking
- Shows how Arduino and Raspberry Pi complement each other
- Demonstrates how to integrate webcams and other peripherals
- Teaches you how to create your own Raspberry Pi-based web server
- 185 pages
- ISBN 978-1-4571-8612-7
| Title |
Getting Started with Raspberry Pi |
| Author |
Matt Richardson, Shawn Wallace |
