First a 'how-to' to use the new Raspberry Pi camera module - Shaking down the Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera by Jeremy Morgan - an article that's a good mix of technical, step-by-step, and images to make it easy to scan through, but also to stop and read to get all the details. I'm not sure what would have made this better, maybe some links to continue the project on using Tensor Flow or some other ML/AI project?
Second, finding a way to explain Conventional Commits is hard for new devs, or devs moving to somewhere that uses that standard, so the Conventional Commits, the Future of Git by Cole Walker is a great starter. Links to busy public repo's that use this would really cement how this practice turns out in commits, but also changelogs. 🎉🎉🎉
If this little warm-up has taught me anything, it's that i'm really, really bad at keeping reading lists!
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First a 'how-to' to use the new Raspberry Pi camera module - Shaking down the Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera by Jeremy Morgan - an article that's a good mix of technical, step-by-step, and images to make it easy to scan through, but also to stop and read to get all the details. I'm not sure what would have made this better, maybe some links to continue the project on using Tensor Flow or some other ML/AI project?
Second, finding a way to explain Conventional Commits is hard for new devs, or devs moving to somewhere that uses that standard, so the Conventional Commits, the Future of Git by Cole Walker is a great starter. Links to busy public repo's that use this would really cement how this practice turns out in commits, but also changelogs. 🎉🎉🎉
If this little warm-up has taught me anything, it's that i'm really, really bad at keeping reading lists!