Since we released Raspberry Pi 2 back in February, a lot of you have been asking questions about how work gets divided between the four cores.
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Visualising core load on the Pi 2
Visualising core load on the Pi 2
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Benchmarking Raspberry Pi 2
If you follow us on Twitter , you’ll notice that I put a call out earlier today for people who’d benchmarked their Raspberry Pi 2 – I wanted to be able to share some benchmarking results with you this afternoon. @Raspberry_Pi I’ve been running the Octane javascript benchmark on Node.JS and getting ~6X faster on the ‘2 (and it’s single threaded!) — Stewart X Addison (@sxaTech) February 5, 2015 @Raspberry_Pi SunSpider Javascript benchmark completes in 4452.1ms on Raspberry Pi 2, compared with 23692.7ms on Raspberry Pi Model B+
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Wyliodrin Programs The Raspberry Pi With A Drag-And-Drop Interface – Lifehacker Australia
Wyliodrin Programs The Raspberry Pi With A Drag-And-Drop Interface Lifehacker Australia If you prefer a visual coding interface rather than a text-based one, or you're just getting started learning to code on the Raspberry Pi , you might want to try Wyliodrin, a free visual coding platform that runs in your browser.
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Wyliodrin Programs the Raspberry Pi with a Drag-and-Drop Interface – Lifehacker
Wyliodrin Programs the Raspberry Pi with a Drag-and-Drop Interface Lifehacker If you prefer a visual coding interface rather than a text-based one or are just getting started learning to code on the Raspberry Pi , you might want to try Wyliodrin, a free visual coding platform that runs in your browser. As the video above shows …
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Raspberry Pi unveils HTML5-optimised browser – PC Pro
Raspberry Pi unveils HTML5-optimised browser PC Pro The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced a new browser for its single-board computer, saying it's a viable alternative to traditional desktop browsers. Epiphany on Pi, as the browser has been named, is based on the Epiphany browser, also known as
Web browser released!
Back in December 2013, we discussed our plans to develop an improved web browser for Raspberry Pi.
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Web browser released!
Getting hooked on programming with YRS project ‘Hook’
Carrie Anne: A few weeks ago, Raspberry Pi hosted its first ever Young Rewired State centre and took part in the Festival of Code. We had a lot of fun
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Getting hooked on programming with YRS project ‘Hook’
Open Your Garage Door via a Browser with Raspberry Pi – Lifehacker
Open Your Garage Door via a Browser with Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Garage door openers aren't exactly revolutionary tech, but one enterprising Raspberry Pi user used the board to create a wireless access point connected to the garage door that can open it via the browser. The setup is relatively cheap and doesn't …
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HTML5 Capable Raspberry Pi Web Browser Beta Unveiled – Geeky gadgets
Geeky gadgets HTML5 Capable Raspberry Pi Web Browser Beta Unveiled Geeky gadgets During the holiday break the Raspberry Pi Foundation has unveiled a new web browser which has been designed for their awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC that is capable of supporting HTML 5. The new Raspberry Pi web browser is currently still in its beta
Raspberry Pi Gets An HTML5-Capable Web Browser – Hot Hardware
Hot Hardware Raspberry Pi Gets An HTML5-Capable Web Browser Hot Hardware That's changing, as the Raspberry Pi team, in collaboration with Collabora, have developed an “up-to-date”, HTML5-capable web browser. The idea is that it's a port of Web (the web browser formerly known as Epiphany), and it will offer multi-tab …
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