The Rascal is a small, open-source computer designed for
connecting sensors, motors, and whatever else you can build to
the internet. It's about 5 cm x 10 cm (2 inches by 4 inches).
These are a good place to start if you are new to the Rascal. If
you understand the basic usage of the Rascal, you might want to
know how it works inside. The list below contains highly
technical documents that are not intended for normal people. If
you think you're trying to do something simple with the Rascal,
they will likely be useless to you. On the other hand, if you're
intending to soar over the mountains, pursuing things
unattempted yet in Python or Ruby, we hide nothing from view.
Reference documents are the crack cocaine of documentation--
pure facts flooding directly to your brain. There are a few
hacker types who have written up the details of their
experimentation with the Rascal. Many thanks are due to these
courageous pioneers. Please let us know if you discover a
tutorial or account that we should add here. David S