Youth Growth: Robotics | Public Welfare Class on Technological Innovation

Youth Growth: Robotics | Public Welfare Class on Technological Innovation

With the development of technology, what has the emergence of robots brought us? Next, let’s enter the public welfare class on technological innovation together. Isn’t the Optimus Prime in the picture very cool? I’m sure everyone has some understanding of robots. Now, let’s talk about some things about robots. 1 Definition of Robots As the … Read more

Rapid Prototyping with Arduino: From Idea to Reality in Just 3 Steps!

Rapid Prototyping with Arduino: From Idea to Reality in Just 3 Steps!

🛠️ Essential Tool for Makers | 💡 Shortcut for IoT Development 🌟 1. Why Choose Arduino? “The golden partner for rapid prototyping” Advantages Comparison Feature Arduino Traditional Microcontrollers (e.g., STM32) Development Difficulty Graphical programming / Rich library functions Requires knowledge of register configuration Hardware Cost Development board costs about 50~200 RMB Development board + debugger … Read more

From Zero to Project Master! A Comprehensive Guide to Learning Arduino (with Resources)

From Zero to Project Master! A Comprehensive Guide to Learning Arduino (with Resources)

From Zero to Project Master! A Comprehensive Guide to Learning Arduino (with Resources) Introduction: Want to use Arduino to create cool smart home devices, robots, or interactive gadgets, but feel lost with a pile of hardware and code? Don’t worry! This article outlines a clear learning path for Arduino, guiding you from lighting your first … Read more

Raspberry Pi Now Supports Visual Studio Code!

Raspberry Pi Now Supports Visual Studio Code!

Source: IoT Frontier Station For developers, an IDE is an essential tool. However, most powerful IDEs run on x86 architecture, and unless some major companies ensure compatibility with their products, there are few popular IDEs that support other architectures. Unexpectedly, the Raspberry Pi Foundation has recently announced support for VS Code. VS Code has officially … Read more

How to Upgrade from Java 8 to Java 12: Benefits and Troubleshooting Tips

How to Upgrade from Java 8 to Java 12: Benefits and Troubleshooting Tips

Author: Trisha Gee Translator: Zhang Weibin Key Points Since Java 8, many useful new language features, tools, and performance improvements (especially related to garbage collection optimizations) have been introduced. When choosing to upgrade, we face the decision of whether to upgrade to the latest Java (12) and prepare for upgrades every six months, or to … Read more

From ‘Python 3 Will Never Appear on Facebook’ to Over 55% Adoption: A Journey of Change

From 'Python 3 Will Never Appear on Facebook' to Over 55% Adoption: A Journey of Change

Author|Jake Edge Editor|Natalie, Vincent, Debra Source丨 AI Frontline WeChat Official Account In recent years, the adoption of Python 3 has significantly increased, but there is still a long way to go. Large companies that adopt Python tend to run a lot of Python 2.7 code in their infrastructure, and Facebook is no exception. At this … Read more

Comprehensive Collection of Common Linux Software

Comprehensive Collection of Common Linux Software

Audio Software Airtime – Airtime is an open-source broadcasting software for scheduling and remote site management. Ardour – Record, edit, and mix on Linux. Audacious – An open-source audio player that plays your music the way you want without consuming your computer’s resources for other tasks. Audacity – Free, open-source, cross-platform audio recording and editing … Read more

Collection of 50 Linux Software

Collection of 50 Linux Software

Audio Airtime – Airtime is an open-source broadcasting software for scheduling and remote site management. Ardour – Record, edit, and mix on Linux. Audacious – An open-source audio player that plays your music the way you want without consuming your computer’s resources for other tasks. Audacity – Free, open-source, cross-platform audio recording and editing software. … Read more

Python is indeed slow, but I don’t care

Python is indeed slow, but I don't care

This is a work from Big Data Digest, please see the end of the article for reprint requirements. Author | Nick Humrich Translated by | Zha Jieqiong, Zhi Chang Yue Ming, Ying Zi The growth of productivity comes at the cost of sacrificing performance. This article will not discuss the use of asyncio (asynchronous I/O … Read more