There's also a Youtube channel with some tutorials aimed at programming on the R-Pi based on using Debian in an emulator and tackling specific projects that are likely to run on the board.

Given the Pi Zero uses the same SoC as the original Raspberry Pi but at a higher clock rate, this makes perfect sense. However, in this case, [Ricardo] implemented the code in Python instead of C ...

changing value from gen=2 to gen=3 in config.txt (dtparam=pciex1_gen=3) sometimes causes the raspbery pi 5 not to boot #531 ...