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This book covers many aspects of computer technology with a wonderful building-block approach, teaching the reader through every project. From the simple first project to the more complex, the builder is skillfully taught about Raspberry Pis and their hardware, Python and its libraries, automation, and most importantly, designing something useful from all these parts. By the end of the book, the reader is equipped to continue exploring in many new directions. I love this book.
| Michael Bengtson |
| Engineering Manager, Sprocks |
I would recommend this book to most of the experienced software developers I know. It is a perfect read for long evenings in autumn when you have time to learn something new. This book can help you to improve your home, and it can inspire tons of new ideas youd never thought of before reading it.
| Maik Schmidt |
| Software Developer and Writer |
Portable Python Projects takes a practical approach to learning Raspberry Pi Python through complete implementations and concise meaningful explanations. I learned a number of useful Python strategies and a great deal about the Raspberry Pi platform. Python and the Pi are a perfect combination because together they are a simple, effective, and powerful platform. I highly recommend Portable Python Projects to both beginners and long-time enthusiasts.
| John Cairns |
| Staff Engineer, Blocknative |
With this book Mike Riley opens the door for anyone who is curious about what can be done with a microcontroller and a little Python code. Newbies will find great step-by-step instruction to complete some innovative projects, and veterans will find inspiration to take take things to a new level.
| Sven Davies |
| IT Director, AC Americas |
Mikes insightful approach to practical Pi projects will allow new as well as experienced people to quickly build innovative solutions.
| Jim Szubryt |
| Senior Delivery Principal, Slalom |
Acknowledgments
Writing a book is like having a child, in that only those who have one truly know what the experience is like. This is my fourth book published by Pragmatic Bookshelf, and like those before, it could not have been possible without the tremendous support and consistent encouragement and guidance of the editor and publishers. Jackie Carter has been the development editor on all my Pragmatic titles, and she once again has shown with this work why she is one of Pragmatics best editors. Thank you Jackie for everything!
I would also like to thank those who provided invaluable feedback on my earlier drafts to bring more clarity and specificity to the projects. Mike Bengtson, John Cairns, Sven Davies, Jim Szubryt, John Winans, and fellow Pragmatic Bookshelf author Maik Schmidt were especially instrumental in guiding the book to the final form you are about to read. You guys are amazing!
Finally, it should go without saying that without Andy Hunt and Dave Thomas, the progenitors of the Pragmatic Bookshelf, this book would not exist. They are two of the smartest technologists and book authors in the tech industry and have built a trusted platform under the expert guidance of CEO Dave Rankin that is among the most respected tech book publishers in the industry. It is an honor to be associated with such a top-tier group of outstanding individuals.
Introduction
Welcome to the Pi. The journey ahead will guide you through the process of obtaining and configuring the right hardware and software to create unique and interesting applications.
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