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Recently I was doing a bit of R&D related to finding a viable, low cost platform for client nodes. Obviously, I came across Raspberry Pi, and found the same extremely interesting. Now, the missing piece of the puzzle was how to get going using C# and .NET in the Pi. C# is a great language, and there are a lot of C# developers out there in the wild who are interested in the Pi. In this article, I’ll just document my findings so far, and will explain how develop using C# leveraging Mono in a Raspberry Pi. Also, we’ll see how to write few minimal Windows Forms & ASP.NET applications in the Pie as well. Next stop: Raspberry RT.
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bitterskittles wrote: apples and oranges
sounds fruity.
as if the facebook, twitter and message boards weren't enough - blogged
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"A URL for every Pinoccio board. REST Endpoints, WebHooks, and WebSockets make bridging hardware to the Web super easy."
And when you're hacked, they can turn off your house, your bike, that thing you just 3D Printed.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote: <layer>when you're hacked, they can turn off your house
good thing. people are always leaving the lights on driving up the power bill. maybe I will hack my own house just to lower the bills.
as if the facebook, twitter and message boards weren't enough - blogged
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