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4 comments
Nuex* Luke Castle
Busy week then for me to code
Homer L. Hazel
Hi Folks,
I am pretty sure that 大j8黑人bbw巨大888 Pi Folks have heard about the KHAN Accademy.
I was just wondering if anyone has produced any tutorials for the Khan Academy.
I don’t want to minmize the education efforts put forth here, but I believe the Khan Academy might have a broader reach.
Paul
Do you plan to create any tutorials for the official touchscreen display as well, such as creating an interface with buttons for something like the Sense HAT?
John mendes
yeah there is so much content i only wish i could follow half. i found the info i was looking for though for my project specifically. keep up the good job