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Friday 1 July 2016

Issue #159 - Panoramic

Hey there,

What a week for Raspberry Pi publications. The MagPi 47 hit shelves with an awesome Tim Peake poster and Astro Pi badge, while the Essentials collection gained a new edition with ‘#5: Learn to Code with Scratch’.

If that’s not enough, it’s also been the week of the Zero360, Project Bloks, and Superstar Hannah.

I can’t wait to see what Monday brings…

Peace,

Alex

  • Learn to code with Scratch and The MagPi

    (raspberrypi.org) The latest edition of The MagPi Essentials is available for FREE PDF download
  • Introducing Zero360

    (raspberryjamberlin.de) James from Raspberry Jam Berlin created a Raspberry Pi panorama camera
  • The MagPi 47 - out now

    (raspberrypi.org) Tim Peake, Astro Pi, optical illusions, and dinosaurs...
  • Project Bloks

    (projectbloks.withgoogle.com) Google launches Project Bloks, using Pi Zero as its brain
  • Career opportunities with Raspberry Pi

    (raspberrypi.workable.com) Three positions available at Pi Towers, Cambridge
  • "Internet of Voice" challenge

    (raspberrypi.org) Raspberry Pi, Amazon, and Hackster join forces
  • Build an interactive Raspberry Pi access point

    (raspberrypi.org) Create a professional-looking access point with a screen
  • Minecraft selfies

    (raspberrypi.org) Introduce your face to Minecraft
  • Create a Pi photo booth

    (makezine.com) Build a photo booth for your next party
  • DIY dashboard camera

    (pubnub.com) The Raspberry Pi and PubNub 'dashcam'
  • Earthquake Pi

    (github.com) Track earthquakes with this interactive alert system
  • Build an arcade cabinet

    (youtube.com) I Like to Make Stuff takes you through the build and electrics
  • The Alexa Kids Build

    (youtube.com) Hannah and Tim help make 'smart the new cool'
  • Get to know the Raspberry Pi Foundation

    (raspberrypi.org)
    Philip Colligan introduces the people behind the Pi
  • Instant-replay table football

    (raspberrypi.org)
    When football meets IT
  • Submersible Pi-powered drone

    (raspberrypi.org)
    Take to the water with a Raspberry Pi
  • Pi Wars 2017

    (recantha.co.uk)
    Challenges and dates announced
  • Breathearth

    (blog.adafruit.com)
    Breath life into a desolate landscape
  • Raspberry Pi RFID door lock

    (youtube.com)
    Doors lock with implanted NFC technology
  • The benefits of Code Club for schools and teachers

    (blog.codeclub.org.uk)
    Code Club and Matt Warne explore the positive influence of Code Club

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