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coding club - learn to program well<\/a><\/p>\n

The Coding Club have also today released information on the MiniPiOut which is a very (and I mean VERY) simple way of breaking out the GPIO pins to outside of a case that allows a cable to pass through. It requires a bit of cutting-and-clamping, but it does have such a low footprint that I wanted to highlight it on my blog.\u00a0Read about it here<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

The Coding Club have also today released information on the MiniPiOut which is a very (and I mean VERY) simple way of breaking out the GPIO pins to outside of a case that allows a cable to pass through. It…<\/p>\n

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