Furthermore, the Raspberry Pi supports several high-level programming languages like Java, Ruby, Scratch, and Python — compared to just C/C++ on the Arduino. Pairing this with the Pi's 64-bit ...

While the Raspberry Pi has very good support for an I2C bus ... [Louis] wanted to play with SPI in Python, so he added a C extension to the spidev.c file (available here) that allows him ...

and create Python programs, as well as run servers and homelabs. However, the line that divides the Arduino and the Raspberry Pi became blurry with the release of the Raspberry Pi Pico just a few ...

Such an inductee into the brewery arts is [Christopher Aedo], who has documented his automated brewing system driven by a Raspberry Pi running CraftBeerPi. And it’s an impressive setup ...