Raspberry Pi :Raspberry Pi Guide On Python & Projects Programming In Easy Steps

by Jason Scotts

"Raspberry Pi Programming Guide" is a text that gives the reader a bit of insight into this form of technology. It is European based and is just making a debut in North America so many are curious about it and what exactly this technology can do. The aim that the author has with this text is to highlight the main functions of Raspberry Pi and how it can be beneficial to the consumer in the long run. The text is extremely informative and to the point and it is simple to read. The great thing about the book is that anyone, even someone who does not know much about this form of technology can understand the process. It is a great text to have in any household that has a keen interest in technology.

38 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 27, 2013

Reviews

[Aiden and Zayden · Rating 1 out of 5]

Kind of like a person describing a car. There is a door. On the door there is a handle.

nothing useful, even as a free ebook it is useless. just a bare bones description. my summary from reading, the pi is a small pc and you can program it. I believe I had that figured out before I opened the book.

[Andrew Siddall · Rating 2 out of 5]

Feels like the introduction chapter of a complete book

This book feels like it should be the introduction chapter of a full book. There is no real information of value in this book, for me at least. It is kinda like a pamphlet on the Raspberry Pi with a focus on Python.