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Personal blog by a developer sharing hands-on experiences with tools, travel and hardware projects, such as trying a new macOS launcher, a mountain resort in South Tyrol, and building a conference badge on the Tufty 2040. Each post walks through the author's own process with practical setup steps and recommendations.
MakerSpace is a newsletter for hobbyists and electronics tinkerers that covers hands-on projects and hardware with a focus on the Raspberry Pi and Pico. Recent issues cover cloud-init setup, testing the Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2, and simple Unix- and DOS-like shells for the Pi Pico.
Ben Brandt's blog-style newsletter documents his hands-on projects, from working through a Raspberry Pi Pico kit in Rust with Embassy to tips on Rust tooling like faster cargo installs. Readers get step-by-step, beginner-friendly accounts of learning embedded and Rust workflows.
This is the blog of Pimoroni, a Sheffield maker company, publishing project showcases built on its Raspberry Pi and Pico hardware. Issues walk through community builds such as a pixel-art aquarium, a train departure board and a handheld games console, with links to code and setup guides.
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