Dijkstra in Raspberry Pi Magazine
/The latest issue of Raspberry Pi magazine is now out. It contains my article about Dijkstra’s algorithm and how to use it to find both treasure and Hull (assuming they are not the same thing).
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The latest issue of Raspberry Pi magazine is now out. It contains my article about Dijkstra’s algorithm and how to use it to find both treasure and Hull (assuming they are not the same thing).
The latest issue of Raspberry Pi Magazine is now available. I’ve got a couple of articles in this one, both featuring one of my old cameras. The first article is about 3D printing film holders for old cameras. The second article is about using Python in FreeCAD to produce mosaics including one of an old camera.
There’s lots of other good stuff too (he said implying that his stuff was good) including some great ideas for making music with your Pi.
The latest issue of the Raspberry Pi magazine is now out. It’s a really good read. It tells you, among other things, how to set up a local Pi as a “cloud” service you can access from anywhere. Very interesting. I’m going to have a go at that. There’s also an article from me all about making your own Wordsearch Clock.
Well worth a look.
Rob Miles is technology author and educator who spent many years as a lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Hull. He is also a Microsoft Developer Technologies MVP. He is into technology, teaching and photography. He is the author of the World Famous C# Yellow Book and almost as handsome as he thinks he is.