The Raspberry Pi Thread

caperjack said:

its just a book on python in education , not a actual free book on learning python ,unless i click on the wrong link in there some where, an interesting read just the same

Ops, sorry, that sucks. I should have had a closer look before posting. My bad.

alphanumeric said:

Ops, sorry, that sucks. I should have had a closer look before posting. My bad.

no don't be sorry it was still a good read ,and i only did a bit of speed reading ,will read it over in its entirety later on.


edit- this might be of interest ,i downloaded it in html format and just glancing through it ,it might/should be useful
PythonLearn - Exploring Data

re-downloaded it In pdf so I could keep better track of what page I stopped at

Grabbed that thanks. I have a couple I nabbed on bit torrent. Just have to sit down and read them. The plan is to have the PDF open on my laptop and actually try it on my Pi sitting next to it. That was the original reason for my portable Pi build. Right now I'm putting it off until the weather gets to where I can go out on my deck. If I get bored enough I may start early though. I don't really have the room in the house to setup my laptop and the Pi without getting in the way of the daily routine. My house is a bit on the small side and with just me and the wife home now, she has her nick nacks spread out on the table etc. The deck and gazebo are my area to do with as I please and clutter up with my stuff, if you know what I mean. I just have to wait out the weather for now.

Raspberry Pi - How to start programming with Python - YouTube

alpha, you might be interested to order a custom mouse pad with this design:

A Pi automation project:

badrobot said:

A Pi automation project:

That looks cool.

badrobot said:

alpha, you might be interested to order a custom mouse pad with this design:

I'll save that image. A card comes with the cobbler showing what GPIO pin is what. Like what is in the top left corner of your image