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Some of the changes between Java versions Install Java JDK on a Linux PC with SDKMAN Using Visual Studio Code on the PC with code on the Pi VSCodium the free non-tracking alternative to VSC Using IntelliJ IDEA with the example projects Remote connection to a Raspberry Pi (SSH) Integrated development environment aka IDE As an experienced Java programmer, you will learn how you can extend your knowledge and control the world around you with simple and inexpensive components.Ĭhapter 2: Tools and hardware used in this book

If you are new to Java, you will learn the language bit by bit by following the examples. My goal was to collect all the information I which would have been bundled at the time I started my own experiments with Java on the Raspberry Pi.

And a lot of other inspirational ideas and getting started examples, to be able to build your dream do-it-yourself project.

Interviews with some of my heroes: Karen Mouws (STEM and diversity), Trisha Gee (IntelliJ IDEA), Xiaokai He (Visual Studio Code), Alexander Belokrylov (BellSoft Liberica JDK), Jakob Jenkov ( ), Johan Vos (OpenJFX, JavaFX and GluonHQ), Gerrit Grunwald (JavaFX, TilesFX), Mark Heckler (Spring), Vlad Mihalcea (JPA, Hibernate).

How to set up a queue so you can send and receive messages to and from Arduino boards or other Pi's.

Spring applications so you can interact with your Pi via web interfaces.

Pi4J applications to be able to control different types of hardware like LEDs, buttons, displays, led strips, relais boards and more.

Beautiful user interfaces made with JavaFX so you can interact with the hardware.

The magic of Bits and Bytes and solving the confusion of Java signed values with the help of a led number display.And above all many simple examples on these and even more other topics: Also, a lot of tips and tricks to become or be a better developer. When I first managed to blink an LED connected to a Raspberry Pi with Java, I was super excited! Controlling physical things with some lines of code is magic! This book includes a lot of info and history about Java itself and how to install it on the Raspberry Pi.