It’s exciting times here at the Melbourne Raspberry Pi Hackers Group. Over the last few weeks we’ve been focused on putting together a website for the organization. The initiative was initially focused on communicating the agenda of the workshops being planned but then eventually grew into the communication platform for the meetup with content for the workshop being part of the platform.

It’s early days but we have the initial website up and running. The website includes information that most members would find useful including information to help new comers get started with their hacking journey. For now we’ve added the following sections -

• About Us
• Details on the workshops to be conducted
• Links to vendors where you might want to pick up your Arduino or the Raspberry Pi
• Details on the format and structure of the monthly meetups
• Rules and regulations that govern the meetup and it’s regular meetings

We hope you find the website useful. Keen to get your input and feedback through which hopefully the website will evolved and continue to deliver some value.

The Melbourne Raspberry Pi Hackers Group is thankful to the Connected Community Hacker Space (CCHS) for their continued support, allowing use of their premises for purposes of hosting the meetups. You can visit the Connected Community Hackerspace website at www.hackmelbourne.org.

If you are keen to hang out and chat about the projects you are working on, get help on issues your facing or just want to hang out and help others with your supreme hacking skills please grab a slack account and join us by clicking on the following link - Slack Registration.

To learn more about the Melbourne Raspberry Pi Hackers Group including signing up for the next meetup please visit www.meetup.com. If you have any questions or need any additional information please drop Trevor Warren a note at trevor at practical performance analyst dot com or Rob Conway a note at rjconway at bigpond dot com.