October has come at last, and with it, the joy of Halloween is now upon us. So while I spend the next 30 days quoting Hocus Pocus at every opportunity, here’s Adafruit’s latest spooky build … the spooktacular Haunted Portrait
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Spooktacular Halloween Haunted Portrait
In our newest resource video, Content and Curriculum Manager Laura Sach introduces viewers to the basics of soldering. Getting started with soldering Learn the basics of how to solder components together, and the safety precautions you need to take. Find a transcript of this video in our accompanying learning resource: raspberrypi.org/learning/getting-started-with-soldering/ So sit down, grab your Raspberry Pi Zero, and prepare to be schooled in the best (and warned about the worst) practices in the realm of soldering.
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Getting started with soldering
I’m Steph, I’m quite new to the Raspberry Pi Foundation, and I’m very new to Raspberry Pis.
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One small step for Steph, one giant flap for makerkind
Huge, city-destroying robot for scale (Photo: Adafruit/ Ruiz Brothers) Last year we went into full retronerd dribble mode over the PiGRRL , a Pi-powered Gameboy.
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Pocket PiGRRL: is that an emulator in your pocket?
Carrie Anne Philbin, our Education Pioneer and author of the most excellent Adventures in Raspberry Pi , had a dark secret up until last week. She was a Raspberry Pi enthusiast who didn’t know how to solder
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Learn to solder with Carrie Anne
Gert, creator of the Gertboard and Gertduino , and all-round good egg, has really been getting into the Christmas spirit this year. He’s designed the world’s simplest Raspberry Pi add-on board – a 5
I just received an email from Nepal. Sakar is a member of Karkhana , a Kathmandu makerspace, and their Raspberry Pis have just experienced a day quite unlike that of any other Raspberry Pis in the world.
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Email of the month: worshipping Pis in Kathmandu