Get the best of both worlds by building a dual-boot workstation!
I’ll show you how to take a “bare-bones” workstation and install both Microsoft Windows 11 and Ubuntu Linux 22.04.


Get the best of both worlds by building a dual-boot workstation!
I’ll show you how to take a “bare-bones” workstation and install both Microsoft Windows 11 and Ubuntu Linux 22.04.
Here is a complete and detailed guide to building a Linux-based Developers Workstation from scratch!
Starting with a “barebones computer” kit we will put together a Developers Workstation that has 15 essential software applications, plus a few custom tweaks.
Make sure to download the “Cheat Sheet” to simplify your build.

Hook an ESP32 to your Local Area Network using Ethernet – this guide shows you how. We’ll Build a simple Web Server, and a PoE Camera that powers itself from an Ethernet cable.
Ethernet has a lot of advantages over WiFi, this article wil show you how to maximize your ESP32’s network performance.

Today we are taking a look at an operating system for the ESP32 – yes, an operating system for a microcontroller!
MicroPythonOS is an Android-like operating system for the ESP32. Today I’ll show you how to install it, use it, and build your own apps for it.

Today we are looking at the new Arduino Uno Q, a unique board that contains both a microcomputer and microcontroller.
We wil take a look at this unique piece of hardware, then we wil learn about Apps, which are programs that use both Python and C++

Table of Contents1 Introduction – NVIDIA’s Jetson Platform2 Jetson Orin Nano Super Developers Kit2.1 NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano2.2 Jetson Orin Super Power Boost2.2.1 LLM (Large Language Model)2.2.2 VLM (Vision Language Model)2.2.3 ViTs (Vision Transformers)3 JetPack 6.14 Getting Started with the

ESP32 Boards Manager 3 for the Arduino IDE offers a significant improvement over previous versions. But that improvement comes at a cost – a lot of older ESP32 code will no longer compile.
Today we wil examine the new features of Boards Manager 3 and see how to convert our older code.

Meet the Alvik, a tiny yet powerful robot from Arduino. Alvik may be small, but it packs some advanced sensors and can be programmed using MicroPython or C++.
Let’s take a close look at the Alvik and learn how to write code for it. We’ll also see how we can add servo motors and I2C devices to expand our robots capabilities.

Why use a mouse, keyboard and monitor with your Raspberry Pi when you don’t have to? Learn to enable and use Remote Access on the Raspberry Pi and control your little boards from anywhere in the world!
We wil examine three remote access methods you can use – SSH, VNC and Raspberry Pi Connect.

Let’s build a solar camera and take pictures of the Sun! We will use a Raspberry Pi HQ Camera with a Celestron EclipSmart Solar Telescope to stream video and images of the Sun.
And if you don’t want solar pictures you can use any regular telescope and enter the wonderful universe of Raspberry Pi Astrophotography!