Raspberry Pi

Find ways to use your Raspberry Pi, turn it into anything you want by reading any of these articles.

BitTorrent Server on Raspberry Pi

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Here is a straightforward process to turn your Raspberry Pi into a high performance Bit-torrent server that can be used to download or upload Bit-torrent. Using Raspberry Pi as a BitTorrent can be good for users who are using more than one OS or hardware or prefer to download their stuff in the background while … Read more

Docpad on Raspberry Pi

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Docpad is an open source static document/website generator written in Node.js, Docpad lets you choose the way it builds static documentation/website with the help of plugins, Docpad has a build in plugin manager that uses NPM to install `node modules` that are used by Docpad and required by plugins as dependencies, Some plugin makes Docpad … Read more

Wintersmith on Raspberry Pi

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Wintersmith is an open source flexible static website generator written in Node.js that uses Jade for templating and Marked. Jade is a simple and easy to use templating engine that supports complete HTML markup and uses indent to nest a specific tag in or out of another tag. Marked is a Markdown parser that supports … Read more

Hexo on Raspberry Pi

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Hexo is a fast, simple, and powerful blog framework powered by Node.js that uses EJS as its default templating engine, it also supports Handlebars and Jade as an alternative templating engine. Hexo also supports CSS preprocessor Stylus, Sass, Scss and Less. Hexo plugins can be built in Node.js. Hexo offer a _config.yml for themes this … Read more

Sass on Raspberry Pi

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Sass also known as Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets is a stylesheet scripting language that is interpreted into Cascading Style Sheet also known as CSS. Sass consists of two syntaxes, The original syntax, called “the indented syntax”, uses a syntax similar to Haml, It uses indentation to separate code blocks and newline characters to separate rules, it uses a .sass extension, The newer syntax uses block formatting that is similar to CSS, It uses braces to denote code blocks and semicolons to separate lines within a block, the new syntax uses a .scss extension.

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