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Git to GitHub – Sat 11 May 2019 – QCollege 10am

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Liverpool MakeFest | HackSpace magazine #19 May 24, 2019
The news that UK Maker Faire was to shut its doors came as a bit of a surprise to many. This vibrant weekend of makers meeting, sharing, and learning was absolutely brilliant, and left us fizzing with ideas after our visits there. We’re sad that it’s gone. Makers being makers though, if there’s demand, it […]
Ben Everard
Make a Donkey Kong–style walk cycle | Wireframe issue 14 May 23, 2019
Effective animation gave Donkey Kong barrels of personality. Raspberry Pi’s own Rik Cross explains how to create a similar walk cycle. Donkey Kong wasn’t the first game to feature an animated character who could walk and jump, but on its release in 1981, it certainly had more personality than the games that came before it. […]
Ryan Lambie
His Royal Highness the Duke of York visits Raspberry Pi HQ May 22, 2019
We welcomed a very special guest to Raspberry Pi HQ today. Our Patron, His Royal Highness Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, visited our central Cambridge HQ to meet our team, learn more about our work, and give his support for our mission to help more young people learn how to create with computers. Royalty […]
Philip Colligan
The NSFW Roomba that screams when it bumps into stuff May 21, 2019
Hide yo’ kids, hide yo’ wife — today’s project is NSF(some)W, or for your kids. LOTS OF SWEARS. You have been warned. We’re not embedding the video here so you can decide for yourself whether or not to watch it — click on the image below to watch a sweary robot on YouTube. Michael Reeves is […]
Alex Bate
Build your own animatronic GLaDOS May 20, 2019
It’s 11 years since Steam’s Orange Box came out, which is probably making you feel really elderly. Portal was the highlight of the game bundle for me — cue giant argument in the comments — and it still holds up brilliantly. It’s even in the Museum of Modern Art’s collection; there’s nothing that quite says […]
Liz Upton