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À la découverte du Raspberry PI
Petit mais costaud !Avec plus de deux millions d'exemplaires écoulés en moins de deux ans, le Raspberry Pi est incontestablement le roi des nano-ordinateurs. De la taille d'une carte de crédit, sans écran ni clavier, et d'un prix modique, il s'avère pourtant suffisamment puissant et ouvert pour offrir une grande variété d'applications : robot, station météo, serveur web, média center, PC de bureau...
Cet ouvrage vous permettra d'appréhender le formidable potentiel de cet ordinateur, avec à la clé de petits programmes et des projets simples à réaliser. Vous serez ainsi amené à coder en Python et en Scratch, à manipuler des sons et des images avec Pygame, à communiquer via les broches d'entrées-sorties, à intégrer des périphériques, et beaucoup d'autres choses encore.
A qui s'adresse ce livre ?Aux makers, développeurs, électroniciens, hackers, designers, bricoleurs, bidouilleurs, artistes...Aux amateurs comme aux professionnelsSur www.serialmakers.comTéléchargez le code source des exemples de l'ouvrageConsultez les compléments (liens utiles, news, etc.)
Cet ouvrage vous permettra d'appréhender le formidable potentiel de cet ordinateur, avec à la clé de petits programmes et des projets simples à réaliser. Vous serez ainsi amené à coder en Python et en Scratch, à manipuler des sons et des images avec Pygame, à communiquer via les broches d'entrées-sorties, à intégrer des périphériques, et beaucoup d'autres choses encore.
A qui s'adresse ce livre ?Aux makers, développeurs, électroniciens, hackers, designers, bricoleurs, bidouilleurs, artistes...Aux amateurs comme aux professionnelsSur www.serialmakers.comTéléchargez le code source des exemples de l'ouvrageConsultez les compléments (liens utiles, news, etc.)
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212 pages, Paperback
First published January 8, 2014
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October 18, 2016
I'm almost embarrassed that I read this book. The information contained in this book is 100% available online. But I had a difficult time finding it laid out in a manner that walked you through what you needed to know. I wasn't even sure what questions I needed to be asking about the Raspberry Pi until after I read this book.
I felt like this book was a great introduction to the topic. In some ways it felt like it was a little too basic. And in other ways it felt like it was a little too advanced. Which I suppose is the sweet spot the authors were trying to hit.
It's a fairly short book, and thus a quick read. It glosses over some things that I only knew about because I had a computing background. But at the same time, it uses the correct vocabulary so that if you don't know what it's talking about, you can Google it and get useful and helpful information.
Obviously, don't read this if you aren't at all interested in computers, electronics, and the idea of making your own electronic devices. But if you've heard about the Raspberry Pi and want more information, this is a great little place to start.
I felt like this book was a great introduction to the topic. In some ways it felt like it was a little too basic. And in other ways it felt like it was a little too advanced. Which I suppose is the sweet spot the authors were trying to hit.
It's a fairly short book, and thus a quick read. It glosses over some things that I only knew about because I had a computing background. But at the same time, it uses the correct vocabulary so that if you don't know what it's talking about, you can Google it and get useful and helpful information.
Obviously, don't read this if you aren't at all interested in computers, electronics, and the idea of making your own electronic devices. But if you've heard about the Raspberry Pi and want more information, this is a great little place to start.
November 25, 2016
I edited this book and worked on the cover as well, so naturally I am biased. But I also honestly think it is the best introductory book on the Raspberry Pi on the market.
October 9, 2017
a mess of a book. it is a text to ride the popularity wave and maybe sell some volumes when people search for a book on the subject. so it's "getting started", but than it is about getting started with python too. but if you are just getting started with pi, why not add an arduino board, which is another system?
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