Bugfix Release of Hack Clock 2.1

Installation instructions are available at https://github.com/deckerego/hack-clock/blob/master/README.md

Coding lessons are available at http://hackclock.deckerego.net/lessons/

The hardware construction how-to is at http://hackclock.deckerego.net/hardware/

Hardware writeups and build log are maintained at https://hackaday.io/project/3413-hack-ready-alarm-clock

This release fixes (more) GStreamer issues released as part of 2.1.1

Stable Release of Hack Clock v2.1

Installation instructions available at https://github.com/deckerego/hack-clock/blob/master/README.md

Coding lessons are available at http://hackclock.deckerego.net/lessons/

The hardware and software now fully supports:

• Firing IFFF events for the Maker Applet
• Google Music support (play the "I'm Feeling Lucky" station)

Stable Release of Hack Clock v2.0

This is the stable release Hack Clock v2!

Installation instructions available at https://github.com/deckerego/hack-clock/blob/master/README.md

Coding lessons are available at http://hackclock.deckerego.net/lessons/

The hardware and software now fully supports:

• I2C audio
• Raspberry Pi Zero support
• Programming by block (using Blockly)
• Multiple simultaneous buttons (input pins)
• Support for switches (output pins)
• Debian packaging for ease of installation

Prerelease of Version 2.0, Take 2

Next pre-release of Hack Clock v2, with bug fixes for terminating code & lessons.

Prerelease of Version 2.0

Installation instructions available at https://github.com/deckerego/hack-clock/blob/master/README.md

This is the almost-final release Hack Clock v2. It now fully supports:

• I2C audio
• Raspberry Pi Zero support
• Programming by block (using Blockly)
• Multiple simultaneous buttons (input pins)
• Support for switches (output pins)
• Debian packaging for ease of installation

Early release of 2.0

Installation instructions available at https://github.com/deckerego/hack-clock/blob/master/README.md

This is an early release of v2 of the Hack Clock - this time supporting:

• I2C audio
• Raspberry Pi Zero support
• Programming by block (using Blockly)
• Multiple simultaneous buttons (input pins)
• Support for switches (output pins)
• Debian packaging for ease of installation