Up to this point, you’ve been working mainly with Python and Bash. You’ve been writing sensor components and building circuits, with little thought to the style or usability. You’ve been following my mantra of “make it work, then make it pretty.” Well now the time has come to make it pretty. This is one chapter where you have a lot of flexibility. Want to make it bright pink? Fill the screen with cat photos, or a sentient AI able to perceive your ...
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J. CoburnBuild Your Own Car Dashboard with a Raspberry Pihttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-6080-7_1414. System Polishing
Chapter goal: Use HTML and CSS to make the dashboard usable and pretty. Fine-tune the system and shape it into a working dashboard.
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