Issue #264 - Mu
Ollo!
While we slowly melt in the heat here in Cambridge, the internet has been aflutter with amazing projects and news, such as synesthiser, the accessible musical instrument, and the announcement of the 2018–19 European Astro Pi Challenge.
So sit back, grab a nice cold beverage, and enjoy the wares of this week’s Raspberry Pi Weekly.
Peace,
Alex
News
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Happy 7th birthday, CoderDojo!
(raspberrypi.org) Let's celebrate! -
Save the date for Astro Pi 2018–19
(astro-pi.org) Mission Zero and Mission Space Lab are back -
Mu, a new Python IDE for beginners
(raspberrypi.org) Try Mu today! -
MagPi 72: AI made easy for your Raspberry Pi
(raspberrypi.org) Work with voice and image recognition
Projects
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Synesthiser, an accessible electronic music instrument
(raspberrypi.org) Everyone's making music -
Block ads at home using Pi-hole and a Raspberry Pi
(raspberrypi.org) No more ads on your home network -
Machine learning and Type 1 Diabetes
(youtube.com) Using ML to predict insulin use for Type 1 Diabetes -
El Toro Grande
(hackster.io) Self-driving car using machine learning -
Sjoelen
(grantgibson.co.uk) Shuffleboard + Raspberry Pi -
NODE Raspberry Pi mini server
(blog.hackster.io) Welcome to the decentralized internet -
3D print your own rover
(blog.hackster.io) Adorable roaming -
Pimoroni summer holiday activites
(blog.pimoroni.com) Keep the little ones busy this summer
Articles
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Win a YetiBorg!
(raspberrypi.org)
Enter the latest MagPi competition -
Work with us
(raspberrypi.workable.com)
Join the Raspberry Pi Foundation -
Raspberry Pi rowing team wins big
(twitter.com)
Bumping at the Bumps -
Try our free resources
(projects.raspberrypi.org)
From Scratch and Python games to physical computing -
Read Hello World for free
(helloworld.raspberrypi.org)
Our magazine for educators by educators -
Raspberry Jams
(raspberrypi.org)
Find your nearest Raspberry Jam event -
Get involved with CoderDojo
(raspberrypi.org)
Free, informal clubs for young people aged 7-17 -
Start a Code Club
(raspberrypi.org)
Free coding clubs for children aged 9-13
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Raspberry Pi Foundation team.
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