Abijah Kajabikaabijahkaj.hashnode.dev·Aug 23, 2024Using Raspberry Pi Pico W to send data via Bluetooth to a SwiftUI appThe Raspberry Pi Pico W is a versatile microcontroller with built-in Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) capabilities, making it ideal for IoT applications. The Raspberry Pi Pico SDK comes with Bluetooth and it would be great to use it to send some data to an...7 likes·36 readsble
Atharva Shirdhankaratharva08.hashnode.dev·Mar 16, 2024Getting Started with Raspberry Pi Pico: Setting Up with VSCode on UbuntuFor the past few months, I'm tinkering around with Raspberry Pi Pico W, and I'm simply fasininated by the possibilities it offers. In my academic years, I had the opportunity to explore the Raspberry Pi 3B, while both of these are System on Chip boar...92 readsRaspberry Pi Picoiot
Md Moinuddinblog.smmoinuddin.tech·Apr 25, 2023🦄Microcontrollers support modern languagesPoints to be covered Lil History. Modern language support in microcontrollers. Will my development board support these languages? Let's blink Leds with a couple of these modern languages. What has changed in the microcontroller ecosystem? Befor...28 likes·122 readsElectronixraspberry-pi-pico
Nathan Priceblog.gravityfargo.dev·Mar 5, 2023Raspberry Pi Pico & Code-OSS on Archlinux - A Comprehensive GuideI got really annoyed trying to figure out how to use the pico with vscode on arch, and I'm sure others are as well. Here's everything I did to get it working. I'll definitely forget all this so it def needed to be written down. System Packages sudo p...615 readsArchLinux
Nathan Priceblog.gravityfargo.dev·Dec 1, 2022Raspberry Pi Pico SDK - Manual Installation and TestPico SDK Download the pico SDK from the official GitHub into your chosen directory. I don't like looking at it, so I put it in a hidden folder. mkdir ~/.picob && cd ~/.pico git clone https://github.com/raspberrypi/pico-sdk.git Add the SDK to your PA...469 readsRaspberry Pi
Anjan Nairblog.anjann.dev·Aug 10, 2022Ducky on Raspberry Pi PicoA Pico Ducky is a USB rubber ducky, defined on the internet as - "USB Rubber ducky is an HID device that looks similar to a USB Pen drive. It may be used to inject keystroke into a system, used to hack a system, steal victims essential and credential...146 readsraspberry-pi-pico
Charath Ranganathanpragmatiktech.hashnode.dev·Jul 31, 2022TinyGo Channels on the PicoIn this tutorial, we look at how goroutines can communicate with one another using what are called "channels". https://youtu.be/NmEMwFQ0MI0 Objective One of our earlier tutorials covered GoRoutines, which are one of the most common concurrency primit...52 readsTinyGotinygo
Charath Ranganathanpragmatiktech.hashnode.dev·Jul 13, 2022GPIO and Interrupts on the PicoIn this tutorial, we explore how to connect external devices such as LEDs and push buttons to the Pico, and how to use an "interrupt" to handle an input. https://youtu.be/I5uVHBgOZQo Objective We need to create a program which continuously blinks an...32 readsTinyGotinygo
Charath Ranganathanpragmatiktech.hashnode.dev·Jul 10, 2022Concurrency with GoroutinesLet us modify the simple blink program from our earlier tutorial to run multiple tasks simultaneously. This is what we call concurrency. Go has a number of primitives to help make programmers' lives easier when they create concurrent programs. In ...TinyGotinygo
Charath Ranganathanpragmatiktech.hashnode.dev·Jul 4, 2022Your first program: Blinking an LEDIn this tutorial, we look at what it takes to create the simplest program of all - one that blinks the onboard LED on the Raspberry Pi Pico. https://youtu.be/B-6GsoEg0Lw The Program The program itself is simple - about 15 lines of code. // blink.go ...TinyGotinygo
