Martin O’Hanlon has blogged a way to use a Java package to allow you to use your Minecraft Pi Edition scripts with the full version of Minecraft. It’s fairly complicated to do, but he’s written a full tutorial. Read the tutorial…
Category: Programming
#RaspberryPi-powered Antique Telegraph Sounder dings when a sale is made
Patrick Schless has been working for the last 9 months on a project involving an antique telegraph sounder and a Raspberry Pi. He’s created a PCB to handle the interface between the Pi and the sounder and written code to…
Great Python flashcards for #RaspberryPi programmers starting out
David Whale has created these great little flash cards for Python programming. He gave them out at a recent Raspberry Jam and has now blogged about them so you can download them yourself. Great if, like me, you occasionally need…
Ninja-IDE on the #RaspberryPi
Craig Richardson has documented how to install the Ninja IDE development environment on the Raspberry Pi. Should be of interest to those who like developing in Python but prefer to work in an environment that provides assistance. Read more here
Using Java and XBee on the #RaspberryPi
Andrew Rapp has been working with Java and sorting out how to integrate it with an XBee. Read more here
Dyalog APL release v13.2 for the #RaspberryPi
UK-based company Dyalog have released a version of their APL software for the #RaspberryPi. APL was apparently the language used to do the computer graphics for the original TRON in 1982. Here’s some more info from their press-release: Dyalog Limited…
Open Source Universal Remote with a #RaspberryPi
Alex Bain has been working on creating a universal remote control using a Raspberry Pi. After breadboarding his ideas, he’s now moved onto a more permanent form by using an Adafruit prototyping board. Read about his project on his blog
Ben Heck starts creating a #RaspberryPi retro gaming console
Well-known hacker Ben Heck has begun posting a series of videos in which he creates a retro handheld gaming console using a Raspberry Pi and a MAME emulator. This is part one (it’s about twenty minutes long) Part 2 is…
Generate random numbers with the #RaspberryPi
Stewart Russell has been looking at ways to generate random numbers on the Pi and converting the randomness into sound and graphic form. Read more here
Build your own Google TV Using #RaspberryPi, NodeJS and Socket.io
Donald Derek has blogged a fantastic tutorial that shows you how to create a Google TV-alike interface to the Raspberry Pi. Read all about it here Update: The last time I tried to visit the blog, it was down, so here…