Build Your Own Car Dashboard with a Raspberry Pi: Practical Projects to Build Your Own Smart Car - Tapa blanda

Sinopsis

Chapter 1 - Introduction 

Chapter 2 - Prerequisites

May need minor car knowledge

No software or Raspberry Pi experience required

Chapter 3 - Software Development Primer

Why these tools and processes exist, with examples of what happens when you don't use them. Basic introduction, maybe a few minor sample projects or basic code samples.

- Test driven development (TDD)

- Testing

- Debugging

- Git

- Deployments

- Event driven programming

Chapter 4 - Project Overview

How each individual project combines to produce a larger project (car dashboard). Reasons why this doesn't use a modern On-board diagnostics (OBD) port. How to use the individual projects outside the context of the car project.

Chapter 5 - Raspberry Pi Configuration

SSH, pulling of build artifacts, auto starting application in "kiosk" mode.

Chapter 6 - Development Environment Configuration

Version control configuration, IDE tooling, deployment pipeline configuration. By this point in the book, the reader should have a rough skeleton application, know where the project is heading, have a development environment and Raspberry Pi configured, and can push code to a Git code repository and deploy to the Pi upon the successful passing of the unit tests.

Chapter 7: The Heartbeat

Why this piece of code is essential to the whole project. How to write it, details about its use in every one of the following project chapters.

Chapter 8 - Mini Projects

-Door/Trunk Sensors 

-Fuel Sensor

-Tire Pressure Sensors 

-Project: Speedometer 

-Project: Mileometer

-Project: Engine + Ambient Temperature Sensors 

-Project: Parking Sensors

-Project: Seat Belt Sensors

-Project: Trip Computer

Chapter 9 - Installation

Covers ventilation/cooling, enclosure manufacture, mounting of display, hardening to handle sudden loss of power, security considerations, emergency power, power circuit, and car installation.

Chapter 10 - Wrapping Up

Future improvements, troubleshooting steps, alternative solutions. Advice on getting started as a software developer, and how to apply these skills learned to other software projects or any other challenges faced.

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