Excellent beginner projects if you are looking to do something simple with your Raspberry Pi.
The Raspberry Pi photo frame is a perfect setup if you want to display photos of your loved ones, memories, or anything else you might want to display. This setup is very basic but can remain entirely offline. Read More...
This tutorial shows you how to set up a Git server on your Raspberry Pi. This Git server will be perfect for hosting your next code project. Self-hosted allows you to have full control over your code and keep it as private as possible. Read More...
This tutorial dives into the process of building a motion detecting circuit using a PIR sensor. We go one step further and integrate a buzzer, so every time motion is detected you will get a beep. It's the perfect tutorial for learning some basics to electronics. Read More...
In this project, we will make a Raspberry Pi Owncloud server that can act as your personal cloud storage. This free, open-source software is excellent for creating a self-hosted cloud hosting alternative. In addition, it's perfect if you want to keep your data private. Read More...
In this tutorial, we take you through all the steps to setting up a Minecraft server on the Raspberry Pi. We will be making use of the Spigot software package to get the best performing server possible. It is a relatively easy tutorial. Read More...
In this project, I made a Raspberry Pi security camera using the standard Pi camera, such as the one I used in the time-lapse tutorial. This project is a cost-effective way of getting a security camera network running without much effort. Read More...
In this tutorial, we will build a Raspberry Pi ADS-B receiver. This setup will allow us to track flights within 100-300 miles (160-480 km) of our device's location. It's an excellent project to undertake if you enjoy tracking flights. Read More...
In this project, I go through installing and configuring the Mumble server software on the Raspberry Pi. It is a pretty straightforward process and a great way to have your own private VOIP server. I also touch on how you can set up external access. Read More...
You can use the Raspberry Pi and the Pi camera to set up a pretty cool time-lapse machine. It will take photos every minute and timestamp them, so it's easy to string together to create one stunning time-lapse quickly. Read More...