The 40 Best Raspberry Pi Blogs For The Pi Geeks

If you are a Raspberry Pi Geek, then this article about the
Raspberry Pi blogs is sure to take the nerves out of you. It is
often that you get stuck with a new project and crave for the
accurate tutorials. Also, some beginners get confused about where
to start and wish they had a resource to start with. To help with
that, many Raspberry Pi enthusiasts like you have created blogging
sites that are being updated regularly. In this modern world, with
the emerging importance of IoT and machine
learning, Raspberry Pi is a must to learn. ^[1]

Best Raspberry Pi
Blogs

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In this article, I am going to talk about 40 best Raspberry Pi
blogs you should really look into. If you are thinking of starting
a new project or making your own invention using the Raspberry Pi,
you are ought to need these blog sites.

1. Raspberry Pi
blog

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Since 2011, the official Raspberry Pi Foundation has been working
to help millions of young people to learn computing and digital
marketing through its wide range of blog services. This UK based
foundation provides free learning resources and training to get
more and more people engaged with modern-day technology. ^[2]

The site covers everything including news, announcements, and
various ideas on the Raspberry Pi projects. Besides that, the blog
also covers a variety of topics including digital marketing,
empowering with education. Community and charity. You will also get
day to day official news on software updates and hardware releases
from their website. If you are looking forward to being a
Raspberry Pi expert, this blog is your best choice.

2. Adafruit

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Founded in 2005, the Adafruit^[3]
runs with the goal of creating the best online place for learning
everything about electronics. Well, we can say that they have
succeeded perfectly. Their blogs especially the Raspberry Pi
category is full of the best contents from around the world. Also,
they celebrate the end of the workweek as “Friday is Pi day”
launching some exciting news and tutorials on the topic.

Their website features various videos on Raspberry Pi products
along with the extensive blogs. Besides their exclusive blogs, they
make and sell some awesome hardware and feature excellent tutorials
written by their staff members and sometimes by the founder
herself, Lady Ada. If you are looking for the best Raspberry pi
blogs, don’t miss this site!

3. Raspberry Pi Spy

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This unofficial site has been distributing knowledge since the
beginning of the SBC’s. They are one of the first ones to cover
most of the topics about the Raspberry Pi from the early days.
Besides blogs, they offer tutorials, guides, scripts, resources,
and software downloads.

Their articles are loved by newbies since they are super simple
for anyone to understand easily. You will always find their
resources helpful whenever you are stuck. Still today, the Raspberry Pi Spy^[4]
blogs are on a roll while offering new and young Brainiac a helping
hand with free training.

4. Recantha’s Raspberry Pi
Pod

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The Recantha’s Raspberry Pi Pod^[5] was made by a ColdFusion
web developer Mike Horne (Racantha) as his personal blogging
website. He made the Camjam Edu kit with his co-organizer Tim
Richardson to help beginners learn computing with Python. The Pi
Pod is full of content on everything related to the Pi from around
the world. This website is a perfect place for Pi enthusiasts. If
you are looking for the most regularly updated Raspberry Pi
website, well, you just found it!

5. RasPi.tv

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This site was made by another Raspberry Pi community member Alex
Eames as a follow up of his YouTube Channel, RasPi.tv. Besides the interesting blogs,
the site provides a great number of well-produced video tutorials
and guides of cool projects. Recently, Alex has started a new
project of making a series of add-on boards and accessories for the
Raspberry Pi, called RasP.io. The series includes reference rulers
and a handy GPIO port label. Topics on Arduino and WEMO are also
covered by his blogs. ^[6]

6. pyimagesearch

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Though the site is actually based on Python rather than
Raspberry Pi, its Pi category will blow your mind. The site was
founded by Adrian Rosebrock who is a Ph.D. holder in the fields of
computer vision and machine learning. His blogs are widely aimed to
help beginners learn machine learning with his own computer vision
projects that he picked up while studying.

The pyimagesearch^[7]
features a wide range of ideas on the facial or object recognition
that you can develop applying the Pi camera module. Adrian writes
his projects based on his own knowledge and experiences while
making them super easy for anyone to try.

7. The Pi hut

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The Pi Hut^[8]
is one of England’s official Raspberry Pi resellers site where you
can find all things necessary for your next project. Their blogs
are an amazing source to get everything to know about the Pi.
Besides that, they also offer some high-quality tutorials to help
beginners learn some exciting projects. If you want to be updated
with everything that’s happening in the Raspberry Pi Universe, this
website is your right choice.

8. Dave Akerman

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Dave Akerman, a leading high-altitude
ballooning expert, made this personal blogging website as a way of
sharing his own knowledge and experience on balloon launches using
Raspberry Pi. You will get a lot of tips from his blogs along
with exciting photographs of his launches from the stratosphere.
David is working to make sure that every programmer can make their
own little space program within their budget. ^[9]

9. Pimoroni

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Another renowned Raspberry Pi reseller who provides effective
blogs along with the products. This UK based company is famous for
its Pibow Rainbow case and the later featuring amazing custom
add-on boards with extensive accessories. Like the incredible
hardware products, Pimoroni’s^[10] blogs are one of the
best for makers and hobbyists at home. They also provide
interesting and entertaining experimental videos regrading the Pi
on their YouTube channel called “Bilge Tank”.

10. stuffaboutcode

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Martin O’Hanlon’s <Stuff about=”code” />^[11] is an online platform
for beginners to start their Pi career! Martin started with hacking
Minecraft using Pi or fun and ended up being a content writer on
the site. However, old habits never die! Besides a lot of Minecraft
stuff, you will find excellent content on the Python^[12], guizero, Blue Dot, and
of course, the Raspberry pie. This website is undoubtedly one of
the best Raspberry Pi blogs

11. Lifehacker

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Launched in 2005 by the Gawker media, Lifehacker^[13] is an incredible
blogging site that works to help beginner programmers with
interesting lifetime hacks on software. Though they cover a wide
range of topics on different things related to the technology
world, their Raspberry Pi category will knock your brain down!

You will get everyday life hacks to beat your Raspberry Pi
project problems. Moreover, the website is best known for
publishing content within every half an hour a day. So, check
regularly to be updated with everything new!

12. Raspberry Pi Kid

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Raspberry Pi Kid^[14] was made by an
11-year-old kid Krystal (now 16) being a great inspiration for
teenagers looking forward to becoming a Raspberry Pi expert. This
kid has a great passion for science and technology and dreams of
getting admitted into MIT someday!

Now let’s talk about the blog. This site is amazing for
Raspberry Pi experiments and tutorials. Also, Krystal has a
follow-up YouTube channel to help learn the experiments faster.
Seriously, this kid rocks!

13. The Rantings and Ravings of a
Madman

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This blog site is a perfect example of the proverb, “Don’t judge
a book by its cover.” The website might look too simple to be a
tech website and maybe a little dull too…… But they offer some
awesome content on tech, games, and Linux, gathered from around the
world. The Rantings and Ravings of a
Madman’s^[15] Raspberry Pi blogs
category is a blast and is updated regularly so that you don’t miss
anything. You will find a day to day news on the Pi available on
this website.

14. My Raspberry Pi
Experience

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You can tell from the name that the blog is highly based on the
writers’ personal experiences and experiments with the Raspberry
Pi. This site is an ideal blogging site powered by Blogger. You can
find a great number of blogs in My Raspberry Pi Experience^[16] that talk about
everything Pi-related, mostly how writers found something
interesting or the results of their personal experiences. They also
include appealing pictures to make you understand the situation
perfectly.

15. RPiBlog

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This website’s framework was built by a non-profit British group
with the aim of engaging more and more people in programming and
computing all over the world. They cover a wide range of topics
GPIO, IoT, Software, hardware, and many more.

Just like the whole website, RPiBlog’s^[17] Raspberry Pi category
is worth looking at. You will find many projects and how to do them
on the Pi. They are very helpful to beginners especially high
school students who want to pursue a career with machine
learning.

16.
raspberrypihobbyist

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This Raspberry Pi blog website runs with a goal (or we can say
“Hobby”) of connecting the Pi with the whole world. The contents
are written as simply as the structure of the website. The blogs
feature some amazing experiments and tutorials for beginners to try
at home. The writers are totally the Raspberry Pi hobbyist^[18] who are working to
increase beginners’ enthusiasm.

17. Pi
Top

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If you want to build your own customized Raspberry Pi-powered
laptop, this Raspberry Pi website is your best option. You can
learn all the things related to that including 3D printing and
designing your PCB^[19]. Their STEM learning
management system offers teacher-facilitated guides to help
students with projects and experiments.

Pi-Top’s motto is to inspire a
generation of investors by starting a pathway to real-world
technology. Their tutorials are well written and very easy to try
at home.  Check out their blogs to be one step ahead in being
a Pi hobbyist. ^[20]

18. Hackaday

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Though most people have negative thoughts upon hearing the word
“Hacking”. However, you are among those people, Hack A Day^[21] is here to change your
mind completely. They are helping and promoting ethical hackers in
a fun and playful way to teach as well as entertain the engineers.
Now, you should really check their raspberry pi blogs. Those are
some of the best you can find on the internet.

19. Electronics-lab

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This daily updated website is an open-source of hardware
electronics projects which is a favorite place to many electronics
enthusiasts. Their blogs include a wide range of topics related to
Arduino, circuits, Raspberry Pi, and electronics. Their articles
are of high quality and simply written for beginners to understand.
You will find their DIY very easy and useful. This Electronic-lab^[22] website is a complete
electronic guide for newbies.

20. Embedded Lab

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Founded in 2010 as a hobby project by electronics enthusiast Raj
Bhatt, Embedded-lab^[23] is an online teaching
factory for newbies who are looking forward to gaining expertise in
Microcontrollers, Raspberry Pi, Embedded systems^[24], and Arduino. Raj
started with writing his personal projects to help newbies with the
DIY projects which later turned into a maker community.

Their Raspberry Pi category is so rich and full of content that
it’s a great source to start from the fundamental level.
Interesting fact, you can email your problems, questions, and
doubts directly to the founder and he will answer!

21. Ozzmaker

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If you are a super Star Wars fan but also an electronic freak,
this website is the place for you. The Ozzmaker contains a wide range of
articles featuring projects and guides on Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
Their writers are engineers who like to conduct experiments using
the Raspberry Pi and build autonomous robots inspired by the Star
Wars! ^[25]

22. FactoryForward

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Besides being an E-commerce store as well as an electronics
distributor, Factory Forward^[26] is running a blog
section with the aim of bringing the latest technology and
microcontroller development boards along with sensors to the tech
Geeks. This website is an open-source for hardware projects and
provides access to regularly updated technology in your footsteps.
Their Raspberry Pi blogs including projects and tutorials are a
great way to unleash your inner inventor.

23. Raspberry Pi
Maker

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Don’t get confused by the website’s too simple look. Have a look
inside and you will get drowned in the amazing articles. The
Raspberry Pi Maker^[27] is all about making
projects with the Raspberry Pi. They are so interesting that you
will spend the day looking at them. You will also find articles
about both Hardware and Software projects.

24. raspberryblog.de

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“Yet another Raspberry Pi blog….” This is what you are gonna see
first after landing on the homepage. The writer of the website is a
long time Linux enthusiast who has a great level of interest on the
Raspberry Pi board^[28] and Arduino UNO.

The raspberryblog.de^[29] features affordable
scientific instruments based on the Pi and is working with the goal
of bringing physical computing and coding to the classroom. This
Raspberry Pi website is a great source for school students who are
interested in the Pi.

25. The Raspberry Pi
Guy

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This website was created and is managed by Matt Timmons-Brown, a
British 19-year-old studying computer science, and electronics
engineering at the University of Edinburgh. Matt started with a
YouTube channel with some Raspberry Pi tutorials, followed up by
his website, The Raspberry Pi Guy^[30]. This website is full
of Raspberry Pi projects^[31] and tutorials that are
quite useful to the beginners. However, you can check out his
YouTube channel to get more information on the Pi.

26. Cat Lamin

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This blog website is made by a primary school teacher Cat Lamin^[32], who later left her job
to become an independent consultant and share her knowledge and
love for the Raspberry Pi with the whole world. This website
is full of rich content, projects, and videos to help beginners
starting. Recently, they have started to give some parenting tips
too!

27. Maker Pro

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This cool website is a place for makers and inventors who want
help with working on their dream projects and launching their
inventions to market. The Maker Pro^[33] is a great community to
exchange your thoughts and collaborating with your partners. The
website features contents on a wide range of including Raspberry
Pi, Linux, Arduino, and PCB. If you ever get stuck with your
project, give this site a quick visit.

28. SparkFun

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Founded in 2003, Sparkfun^[34] is a great platform for
open source hardware and an electronics retailer that sells
microcontroller development boards and breakout boards made by
them. Their open-source components, sources, and tutorials are
everything that you need to get started. Check out their Raspberry
Pi blogs for getting amazing ideas and projects. They have great
beginner-level projects to help you get started.

29.
Instructables 

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The website was created in 2005 by Eric Wilhelm and Saul
Griffith at the MIT media lab as a place to share their projects
and connect them to the whole world. Instructables^[35] is specialized in
user-created and DYI projects. They call themselves craftsmen to
make a friendly environment. Their Raspberry Pi blogs and projects
are a great source for beginners.

30. The Unofficial Raspberry Pi
blog

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The Unofficial Raspberry Pi blog was
built by a Raspberry Pi geek Adam Riley in 2012. The website may be
simple but the contents very rich. However, Adam didn’t continue
with blogging and stopped by the beginning of 2013. But still, his
blogs are quite helpful. ^[36]

31. Cerberus security
Laboratory

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Once you get inside this website, you won’t feel like getting
gout. This appealing website is all about ensuring the appropriate
security of your products using Raspberry Pi based on the latest
methods. Cerberus Security Laboratory^[37] mainly develops tough
security-related hardware, firmware, and software components based
on your needs. Their Blogging page is full of stuff about Raspberry
Pi and IoT. Seriously, you can spend your whole day looking at this
site.

32. Edureka 

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Edureka^[38] started its journey in
2011 with the goal of becoming the largest online learning
ecosystem for technology professionals. Though Edureka is best
known for its data science and cloud computing contents, the
Raspberry Pi category is rich enough. The Pi blogs are associated
with IoT to help beginners to learn about the upcoming technologies
and projects.

33. Hackr.io

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Hackr.io^[39] is one of the best
online course provider websites. They offer suitable courses for
beginners filtered by the fee, course type, spoken language, course
reviews, and many more. Besides their courses, they provide
high-quality blogs on programming, data science, etc. Check out
their Raspberry Pi blogs to get vast knowledge on the topic. Also,
they have a lot of free resources to help you with Pi-related
problems.

34. Wolfram 

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Founded in 1987 by Stephen Wolfram, Wolfram is regarded as a heart of
scientific and technological innovation. Their motto is to make
people more known to the modern world technologies. Like most of
their contents, the Raspberry Pi blogs are high quality and well
researched. If you want to gather a wide knowledge of the world of
technology, this is the perfect place for you. ^[40]

35. Maker.io

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Maker.io^[41] is a great platform for
developers passionate about Arduino and Raspberry Pi. The website
is full of rich content on everything about Arduino, BeagleBone,
Raspberry Pi, etc. and many interesting projects. It doesn’t
matter if you are just starting out or have already started the
journey, this website is a perfect learning source for
everyone. This place is a great community for Raspberry Pi
enthusiasts.

36. UCTRONICS

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This China-based online store called UCTRONICS,^[42] sells, designs, and
manufactures electronics and products to help you with your
projects. The company first started with Arduino and Raspberry Pi
related products and now provides a wider range of products
including STEM education products, lens solutions, and camera
modules.

Besides their amazing products, the website includes a
high-quality well-written blog site to help beginners as well as
professionals with updated technologies. The Raspberry Pi category
is very rich and includes a variety of topics including projects
and tutorials.

37. Raspibotics

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Raspibotics^[43] is a Raspberry Pi blog
website created and maintained by a Pi enthusiast Harry. The blog
is full of Harry’s personal experiences and projects to help
beginners. The blog features a wide range of topics about the Pi
including tutorials, guides, and DIY projects. The website is
especially good for school students who are looking forward to
becoming experts in the Raspberry Pi.

38. Raspberry Pi
Geek 

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This German website is a very cool place for Raspberry Pi
Brainiac. Besides their own blogs about the Raspberry Pi stuffs,
the Raspberry Pi Geek^[44] feature magazines,
audio, and eBooks, newsletter, and online shops to help the Geeks
in every way possible. They write their blogs in a fun and
entertaining way so that everyone can understand easily.

39. Element 14

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Launched in 2009, Element 14^[45] is a standard community
for electronics collaboration. They provide high-quality blogs,
videos, and webinars with efficient information on the latest
technologies and electronics. Their Raspberry Pi blogs are rich in
content and easy to understand. You will understand everything
perfectly even if you are a complete beginner.

40. Bujarra

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Bujarra^[46] is a Spanish Raspberry
Pi website created to keep the Pi geeks updated with the latest
news. They offer a wide range of tutorials and experiments using
the Raspberry Pi. The blogs are written by Pi enthusiast Hector
Herrero whose main goal is to make pi related stuff easier for
Spanish people. You can also take advantage of the website using
google translate.

Finally, Insights

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Since its earlier days, the Raspberry Pi has been attracting a
great number of programming enthusiasts. Some of these pioneer
programmers have created their own blog sites to help the upcoming
hobbyists with their knowledge and experiences. Because of these
sites, using the Pi to make new projects has become quite easy.
Also, these Raspberry Pi blogs are a big reason that more and more
people are getting to know about modern-day technologies.

To get coped up with the current world, it’s really necessary to
have a regular idea of the updated software and hardware. And to
help you with that, these sites have no alternatives. Don’t forget
to mention your thoughts in our comments section!