@Robust Misconcepiton I think you could watch any other normal discord bot tutorial and learn how to host server and run a python script on it. I mean it’s not a complex/new topic for Fireship to make a video on it , imo!
Awesome! Curious to learn some raspberry stuff, even tho I don’t have one! Looking to buy one soon and your series possibly will motivate me to buy it soon 😅
Thank you so much that will excite engineers like me which have electronics background but for the job we are software developers. And I still have much interest in IoT and robotics that software ❤️
@@kvolikkorozkov ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-92WHN-pAFCs.html Basically because of logic, it was proven that there cannot be a perfect computer for deciding if a program terminates (finishes running properly) or halts (gets stuck in an infinite loop or infinite recursion)
Just a minor (and not too relevant) correction: that chip at the center is a SoC (System on a chip) which contains a processor, memory and gpu all-built-in, not just the cpu. Excellent video by the way, I love your channel!
The original plan was to make an educational machine that could only run Python code. The developers were surprised to discover that it would actually be cheaper to make it a full general-purpose computer. And so they did.
It would actually be really cool to see a tutorial on hosting an app on a cluster of raspberry pi's. Like one dedicated Pi for the database, one dedicated Pi for background tasks, one dedicated Pi for hosting the frontend, one dedicated Pi for serving the API. And all linked together with 10gb ethernet or something, and expose it to the outside world. Fully contained app which doesn't rely on any external services other than the ISP
The pi can't do 10gbe can it? Also what your describe is really just like hosting on the same machine except that your db is not on localhost but on the other PI's IP right? So what would the tutorial be about?
@@jacksoncremean1664Not really. Kubernetes is for managing large amounts of virtual containers. Here we are talking about managing a small collection of real machines
Note: the NOOBS installer is deprecated and no longer recommended. There is now the Raspberry Pi imager for Windows, macOS and Linux that can flash any rpi OS to an SD card
I don’t understand the point in a special “imager” app. If you want to do a sector copy from an image file to a block device (or in the other direction), just use the standard Linux “dd” command.
I'd be keen to see more Raspberry Pi videos from your channel. Especially more software-oriented projects, since many videos already exist about using the GPIO and other hardware-based projects. But now with the Pi 4 being so powerful, I think pure software projects could be extremely interesting.
What kind of projects? It's also so expensive that using it as a server seems expensive when adding costs for fast internet access, or it won't be that performant. Of course many other use cases, from CNC controller to retro gaming station, are possible but this channel seems to be focused on web dev and there I see a big limitation because of your average home internet connection with a slow uplink.
After my main computer died I couldn't get one. While browsing the web I found rpi I thought that might cover up my daily computer need so I bought one without knowing hole programing and robotic advantages. After figuring out the gpio I started learning programing. Thanks Raspberry
Imagine a raspberry pi, but it has less memory, no build-in display ports, and programming is done completely on a different computer and you flash the compiled code to the Arduino
Hey. I love your way of teaching stuff. I am looking forward to see your video on CORS in 100 seconds and more. Implementation of third party APIs like aws s3 with cors etc. Thank you.
Thanks for this wish to see more. How about a car counter in real time from a video stream, displaying in-out cars on the screen and upload the total at a time to the firebase. Would love to see you implement threading too to handle api communication too. So the project will be to count and display cars in real-time while saving the progress total at a time to the firebase meanwhile we can fetch api data like weather and display those info to the screen too. Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Good sir. Can you make a comparison between the raspberry and the pn50 of ryzen? I can decide what I will buy between the two. 😅 Thank you in advance. More power to your channel.
