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Raspberry Pi By Example

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Title : Raspberry Pi By Example Edition :  Year : 2016 Authors :  Ashwin Pajankar,  Arush Kakkar Publisher :  Packt Preface Raspberry Pi is probably one of the most versatile computers ever built. It has been  adapted for tasks ranging from home automation, cluster computing, computer  vision, and even space missions! What's more is that it enjoys a level of support  from the community that is hard to find for any other platform. Due to this, it is a hacker-friendly device and is a must for anyone who wants  to build projects with even a little amount of programming involved. The fact  that the basic version of the board costs only $25 means there's a lot of room for  experimentation, and users aren't afraid to experiment with and damage it. In this book, you will find a wide variety of projects, using which anyone can get  started with and also build interesting hacks by modifying some of the projects. DOWNLOA...

Raspberry Pi for Secret Agents

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Title : Raspberry Pi for Secret Agents Edition : 3rd edition Year : 2016 Authors :  Matthew Poole Publisher :  Packt Preface The Raspberry Pi was developed with the intention of promoting basic computer science in  schools, but the Pi also represents a welcome return to simple, fun, and open computing.  Using gadgets for purposes other than the intended ones, especially for mischief and  pranks, has always been an important part of adopting a new technology and making it  your own. With a  £25 Raspberry Pi computer and a few common USB gadgets, anyone can afford to  become a secret agent. This third edition by Matthew Poole takes the previous edition's projects and brings them  up to date to now support the new Raspberry Pi Zero, Raspberry Pi Version 3, and the  Raspbian Jessie operating system.  There is also a new chapter that looks at ways to connect sensors and gadgets to our Pi to  protect ourselves ag...