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- Teach, learn, and make with the Raspberry Pi Foundation
From industries large and small, to the kitchen table tinkerer, to the classroom coder, Raspberry Pi Holdings plc make computing accessible and affordable for everybody
- Learn | Coding for kids and teens - Raspberry Pi Foundation
Learn coding for kids, teenagers and young adults The Raspberry Pi Foundation provides access to online coding resources and challenges that are free for everyone anywhere
- Project selector | Free coding games for kids | Raspberry Pi
A Raspberry Pi laser tripwire Build a laser tripwire with Python and a Raspberry Pi Python Raspberry Pi Electronic components Archery Shoot arrows as close to the bullseye as you can Scratch Web Browser Astronaut Reaction Time Game Do you have the fast reactions needed to be an astronaut? Create this game to find out! Scratch Astro Pi Flight
- Raspberry Pi hardware
The Flagship series, often referred to by the shorthand "Raspberry Pi", offers high-performance hardware, a full Linux operating system, and a variety of common ports in a form factor roughly the size of a credit card
- Code Editor | Raspberry Pi
Code editor created by the Raspberry Pi Foundation
- Getting Started with Minecraft Pi | Coding projects for . . . - Raspberry Pi
In this resource you will explore the virtual world of Minecraft Pi, the special edition of Minecraft made for Raspberry Pi You will learn how to control the player, manually build with blocks and use the Python interface to manipulate the world around you
- Raspberry Pi Documentation
Getting started How to get started with your Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi OS The official Raspberry Pi operating system Configuration Configuring your Raspberry Pi's settings config txt Low-level settings control Legacy config txt options Options which may be useful for OSes other than Raspberry Pi OS The Linux kernel
- GUIDE - Raspberry Pi
First, with Raspberry Pi turned off, connect the HQ Camera or Camera Module to it with the included ribbon cable As mentioned in Chapter 1, you need to locate the correct camera socket on your Raspberry Pi, labelled ‘CAMERA’ (or ‘CSI’ on some models)
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