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Raspberry Pi is a very small and powerful board. You can use Raspberry Pi in many different applications: home automation, security system, robotics, web server, etc.
The online community around Raspberry Pi has been growing a lot over the past few years. And it’s still growing! Thus, learning how to use and program your Raspberry Pi will allow you to build many amazing projects, and share them with other people. It will also be very easy to get help online, through forums or tutorials like the ones below.
The Raspberry Pi tutorials you’ll find here are mostly focused on programming and robotics.
Here are some of the topics we cover about Raspberry Pi (non exhaustive list):
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Also, for more video tutorials you can go to the Robotics Back-End Youtube channel. There you’ll find additional Raspberry Pi tutorials.
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The Raspberry Pi 4 board has a GPIO header with 40 pins. This GPIO header is also the same for Raspberry Pi 3 boards, so this guide applies to both versions. GPIOs allow you to easily use hardware features and communication, directly from a computer – the Raspberry Pi microprocessor. It brings the Raspberry Pi … Read more
So, you’re using a Raspberry Pi board, and are wondering which IDE you might use to write your code. As the Raspberry Pi resources are quite limited, and you’ll often use it headless (without a screen), the number of options you have is also quite limited. In this post I’ll show you how to install … Read more
Let’s say you have developed a super program running on your Raspberry Pi 4 board. But here’s the problem: to start it you always have to power on the board, log in (with a screen and keyboard or via ssh), and start your program. How could you make your Raspberry Pi 4 program start on … Read more