[commonhaus/foundation] #302 🎉 PI4J joins Commonhaus!AnnouncementWindermere, Florida - All remote – Mar 5th, 2026 – Today, the Commonhaus Foundation is pleased to announce that PI4J joins as a member project. PI4J has been the Java library for interacting with the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins and hardware interfaces since 2012. What started as a passion project by Robert Savage has grown into an actively maintained open-source library used by Java developers worldwide to connect their code to the physical world — buttons, LEDs, sensors, displays, and more. The recently released V4, based on the Foreign Function and Memory (FFM) API, shows that it keeps up with the evolution of Java and single-board computers. Frank Delporte, currently the main communicator and documentation lead of the Pi4J project, shares the following:
Frank Delporte is a Java Champion and Technical Writer at Azul, and the author of Getting Started with Java on Raspberry Pi and a regular speaker at Java conferences. He contributes to the Friends of OpenJDK community through the Foojay.io website and podcast, and co-founded two CoderDojo clubs in Belgium, where he introduces programming and electronics to young people. Frank lives in Passendale, Belgium. |