If you find yourself typing repetitive commands that deploy or test your code but don't write new code, you'll want to try to optimize that inner loop and get it down to one keystroke (or zero in the case of automatic test). The developer's inner loop is that "write code, run code, change code" loop that we all do. However, my " developer's inner loop" was somewhat manual. NET Core that lets me use C# to talk to the General Purpose Input/Output pins (GPIO) on the Raspberry Pi. I was checking out daily builds of the new open source. The Advanced Kit is at # ref and includes everything, touchscreen, keyboard, mouse, power, SNES controllers, motors, etc. NOTE: I talked to the #CrowPi people and they gave me an Amazon COUPON that's ~$70 off! The coupon is 8EMCVI56 and will work until Jan 31, add it during checkout. It includes a touch screen and a TON of sensors, LCDs, matrix display, sensors, buzzers, breadboard, etc. It's a great Raspberrry Pi STEM kit that is entirely self-contained in a small case.
I've been playing with my new "CrowPi" from Elecrow.
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