Issue #315 - 2GB > 1GB :D
Hello there,
You may have noticed a slight break in the Raspberry Pi Weekly newsletter schedule. We’re sorry.
In an attempt to make it up to you, use discount code ARDUINO to get 20% off HackSpace magazine’s Getting Started with Arduino book from the Raspberry Pi Press online store. The discount code is valid until next Friday, so be quick.
Have a great week, and we WILL see you next Friday!
Peace,
Alex
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(raspberrypi.org) A new tutorial from Wireframe -
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Code a Zaxxon-style axonometric level
(raspberrypi.org) Use Python and Pygame to make a Zaxxon-style level -
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(raspberrypi.org) Ultra Pong! -
Create Boing!, our Python tribute to Pong
(raspberrypi.org) Our take on a classic -
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(raspberrypi.org) Get noisy -
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Raspberry Pi SD Card Speed Test
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Our approach to developing progression for teaching computing
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The History of Pong
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