In the next couple of weeks, I am going to give a whirlwind tour of how you can turn your Raspberry Pi into a full functioning dev work station. When I first purchased my Raspberry Pi, I thought that it was only going to be useful for emulating legacy video game systems and running Libre Office - but that turned out to not be the case. I sort of stumbled into the Pi as a development machine after getting the second consecutive monthly $50 charge to my azure account for simply hosting a hello world AngularJs site and a couple of VMs. As I explored alternatives, I decided I would test out development and app hosting on a Raspberry Pi and found myself very pleasantly surprised.
