Learn WEB?

i was asked how to start learning 'to CODE'?
and well, i recommended to start with web and HTML.

* and back then i even prepared my old laptop with 'KDE plasma neon'
as a beginner LINUX environment, but that move was not ?understood?accepted.

now, some month later, i suddenly read: 'Now i ready to learn coding'

revisit RPI PINN

now with a bigger drive on a RPI3
( USB3 UGREEN with TEAM 120GB SSD on USB2 of RPI3 )
what is little bit faster as my uSD
i think about how to used that space better?
+ while we set it up as file storage
+ + SAMBA server
+ + docker nextcloud ( web file server )
it can be useful,
BUT this is about learning and not production use...

Processing ( JS )

processing

RPI 500+

i did not buy the RPI 5,
saw the RPI500 with a unpopulated SSD slot
and waited..
now its here, the

500+

but too expensive

time for a new PC

Budget but with little UPGRADE:

RPI newest OS Debian Trixie

today see Raspberry Pi release
new OS

RPI3 POWER METER

RPI3 POWER METER

RPI classic web-server

LAMP

Linux (Operating System), Apache (Web Server), MySQL (Database), and PHP (Programming Language)

RPI: make a desktop GUI app ( QT6 C++ / Py )

while RPI is known for learn Linux and start coding
from the beginning that real
desktop app programming / GUI
comes short or, for more easy start, begins with 'PyGame' ...

and i was in exact same situation a decade ago...
in the meantime i try to stay up to date
learn / teach
* web development
* micro controller ( add web server and data handling like mqtt )

and actually lost track on what had happened on the real app development front..
but sure noticed that some things have changed
like now for RPI OS 64bit on my RPI4 use
* OS: Debian GNU/Linux 13 (trixie) aarch64
* Kernel: Linux 6.12.62+rpt-rpi-v8
* WM: labwc (Wayland)
* Theme: gtk2 [Qt]

RPI OS Linux? support default QT5? or even QT6?

RPI SETUP headless

every time i play with Raspberry Pi
i need to do 'my default ' setup first
and that changes over time ( OS version.. board version )
also on what system i do the OS burn from ( to what media )

so with too many options it is always confusing to make a
clean tutorial / manual
esp the here most complicating thing is my need to use
fixIP
as i often use that RPI remotely ( or as server )
if you not need can skip that part and it gets much more easy..

RPI Docker

Docker for Raspberry Pi for adding web-services and other work environments the clean way
( i try on RPI3 and RPI4 )

RPI Imager 2.0

see a video about RPI Imager 2