Raspberry_Pi

Hey all, I am still designing and working on ideas around my google assistant droid case for my Raspberry Pi. (https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2958782)
My idea is to use a PI3 or PiZeroW with possible a slide in frame or small slots for it to fit in.

The image is currently my idea how the PI would fit in. I'd like your thought on this as it gives a couple of benefits being that you can fit one of those micro USB mics on the bottom and hopefully won't look like it's taking a dump if it's using the USB closest to the back of it.

I'd like ideas on adding a speaker. I think the frame idea would not only hold the PI but also helps hold a speaker too.

Any other ideas that I might need to take into account at design from you would help me make this a cool project. thanks.

Everyone knows that the development of applications for the iPhone is not being a bed of roses for everyone because of the closed policy of admission of Apple applications, the restrictive confidentiality agreements that until recently obstructed the dissemination of the communities of developers, or the shortcomings of an API with a large number of functionalities that are not documented or documented.

However, we have seldom been able to access the full story through which any developer passes trying to reach the goal, that is, to see their application published on the App Store , and that is why I have launched to translate (not from a literal mode, but respecting the fundamental thing) the odyssey of Mikeash .

Before you continue reading, alert you that my intention is not to frighten potential developers of the iPhone and iPod touch, but to emphasize that Apple has a long way still ahead, with many things to improve and many criticisms to take. Here we go...

You can also visit https://www.retrocube.com/ios-app-development/

I was looking to buy a RaspberryPi, but I would like to know some more information on the RaspberryPi. For example, what model should I buy and specifications on different models? Also is a necessary to use a breadboard or can I make a circuit with components without it? Feel free to include other information about the RaspberryPi. Thank you! BTW I plan on working on robotics.

Hey all, I have an idea to setup a few buttons on my Anet that is controlled with Octoprint on a raspberry pi. What I want to do is send a short Gcode script to my printer when these buttons are pressed (each button will have a different script). For example: Press a normally opened button connected to the GPIO of the raspberry pi, When the PI sees this input close send a GCode script to the connected Printer.

For the moment I have a load and unload filament script that I setup in my Config.yaml and it has been working great for the last few months definitely makes loading/unloading filament from my bowden way easier. however I dont want to keep going back to my computer to click these buttons one hand holding the filament while the other hand is working with the mouse to click the button (its a bit of a reach).

I have looked and looked and looked on the internet, Iv seen the Event hooks for octoprint (none look for GPIO input) no where/no one has asked or seem to have commented on this. If anyone knows of a solution to this any comment or links to instructions would be awesome.

I've had Octopi up and running for a couple of months now, and I have no complaints. My question is, what other cool things can the RPi do while running Octoprint? Right now, my Pi is a one hit wonder, Octopi, but I know it's a much more capable device, and I'd like to use those capabilities.