Computer maker Raspberry Pi has launched a new introductory course to help young coders get to grips with the Python programming language.

The Raspberry Pi mini computer that's become popular with the maker community but was originally conceived as a device to help kids learn how to code has had the lightweight TinyBASIC programming ...

MIT Media Lab's Scratch 3 programming language is now available to install on Raspberry Pi.

Called XOD, the development team has designed the visual language for microcontroller system development and made it compatible with Arduino, Raspberry Pi and other boards with a bunch of widespread ...

The Raspberry Pi programming language, called Python, has overtaken French as the most popular language taught in primary schools, according to a survey of school pupils and parents.

However, if you fancy the easy language of yesteryear, you might like PiccoloBASIC from [Gary Sims]. Putting it simply, piccoloBASIC is a BASIC interpreter that runs on the Raspberry Pi Pico.

The course, aptly named “ Baking Pi – Operating Systems Development,” introduces pupils to the basics of assembly language programming and OS building. It consists of a series of 12 lessons ...

More importantly, you can combine the two and program your Pi from Simulink with the click of a button. For teachers and mentors of young makers, this combination of Simulink and low-cost hardware ...

FUZE powered by Raspberry Pi is joined by a second version, the FUZE Maximite Edition, which boots straight into the BASIC programming environment to help people up and running quicker.