The Big News
The Raspberry Pi Foundation, Cambridge Junction and the Cambridge University Faculty of Education have been given a grant of almost £125k by the Digital R&D Fund for the Arts. The money will go towards the development of Sam Aaron's
Sonic Pi, which is a Ruby-like language that teaches programming through sound and music.
Read more on the Cambridge News website.
Programming corner
Darren Christie has written some code to play a musical scale on the
Pibrella’s buzzer.
Take a look at the code here.
Featured project
Diego Zviovich’s has created a DIY sous-vide cooker with a Pi, an MCP3008 analog-to-digital converter and a couple of thermocouples. The whole system is controlled by the Pi running the Wolfram Mathematica programming language.
Read the blog post on the Raspberry Pi Foundation's site here.
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