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Get into coding, the fun way! We take you by the hand and guide you through your first space invaders project, explaining the coding principles, what editor to use, how Git can help and making your first steps writing your own code and controlling physical Pi projects.
PLUS: What happened to Prolog, the best 3D printers, build a CCTV system, create custom fonts, relive those BeOS days, start screencasting, get free cloud hosting, start your own Web 3.0 project and loads more.
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Get into coding
Code monkey Jonni Bidwell’s firmware has glitched out,
so he must teach himself
to code again. (Jonni Bidwell) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Physical code projects
Jonni Bidwell doesn’t fake it till he makes it! So here he is making a Raspberry Pi-powered environment monitor, that is. Roll up your coding sleeves and join in the fun. (Jonni Bidwell) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
That is Prolog-ical!
Thanks to the artificial intelligence revolution a 50-year-old language is enjoying a resurgence, finds Mike Bedford. (Mike Bedford) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Answers
Stop drives from disappearing, how to deal with literally millions of files, how to transfer big files without using the cloud, waking up with Wi-Fi and a look at JournalCtl. (Neil Bothwick) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
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Hotpicks
Flameshot, Tinycheck, mStream, asciinema, Rapid Photo Downloader, Exiftool, Frogr, ScummVM, Xonotic, Phockup and Recoll.
(Mayank Sharma) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Concern over Microsoft’s Pluton tech (uh oh!), official binaries of Unreal Engine 5 now available (yay!), and multi-pronged Lightning Framework malware discovered (boo!). (Matt Hanson) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Introduced by Joshua Lowe, the creator of Edublocks. The Pi Foundation offers teaching materials for teachers and
the new UP Intel SBC is launched. (Les Pounder) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
