Issue #209 - Powered
Hey there!
You asked, and we delivered: get your free Raspberry Pride stickers from The Pi Hut and Pimoroni! And as if that’s not enough Pi goodness, this week we also released a brand-new update for Raspbian, which brings with it Scratch 2.0 for offline use, and includes Thonny, a user-friendly IDE for Python. If your product houses a Raspberry Pi, make sure to get it certified with the ‘Powered by Raspberry Pi’ logo. And if you’re yet to make anything, check out our highlights of last weekend’s CoderDojo Coolest Projects to get inspired. Who knows, maybe you’ll even start work on a robot you can enter into Pi Wars 2018, for which we have already registered our interest!
What a week! Better take a rest before it all starts again!
Peace,
Alex
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Raspbian desktop update
(raspberrypi.org) New programming tools include Scratch 2.0 and Thonny -
Is your product "Powered by Raspberry Pi"?
(raspberrypi.org) Use the power of the brand -
Raspberry Pride stickers
(twitter.com) Get your Raspberry Pride on! -
ShelfChecker smart shelf
(raspberrypi.org) Keep tabs on your favourite books -
Android Things Candy Dispenser
(raspberrypi.org) Delicious, delicious candy -
High Five Machine
(hackster.io) Bring back the eighties! -
Intruder Detector
(instructables.com) Detect motion and send notifications -
The Begging Dog
(instructables.com) Cardboard dogs make less mess -
Bike Analyzer
(instructables.com) Hit the road with your Pi! -
Fanair
(instructables.com) Your personal weather station -
SmartHome
(instructables.com) Collect sensor data and save it with MySQL -
Longboard Speedometer
(instructables.com) Cruise at your own pace
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CoderDojo Coolest Projects 2017
(raspberrypi.org)
Amazing projects by amazing ninjas -
Eben Upton talks about IOT security, UHD display at Global Digital Signage
(raspberrypi.org)
Raspberry Pi 4K? -
Register your interest for Pi Wars 2018
(recantha.co.uk)
Vroom vroom vroom! -
Droids and Drones broadens STEM knowledge for deaf high school students
(uah.edu)
Students learn to build and fly Raspberry Pi drones at camp
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