Raspberry Pi

I'm just starting to learn coding with the specific purpose of maintaining the Raspberry Pi-controlled Arduino boards that control our puzzles. I'm learning basics with Scratch 3, and I'm learning how to create a custom block and control its function, shape, and category. I've mostly worked in the service industry and maintenance/Demo since I left the Army Infantry, so I'm definitely kinda dumb; But I've also been selected for some of the more technical jobs involved in those fields, so I'm not stupid... Thank you for your input on the pros/cons.

Looking for a lean wiki that can run on Raspberry Pi 4 model B 4gb.

For now i'm not looking for solutions that require any form of containerization like docker or podman. Should be able to run on a bare metal 64-bit arm version of Debian.

It'd be great if you could provide some context as to why you chose what you chose.

Thanks in anticipation.

Kiosk App on @{Raspberry Pi}|tool:5174|

• I have a personal project that I'm developing into a Kiosk app and am considering deploying it on a RaspberryPi as a semi-portable controller user interface.
• I'm new to RaspberryPi, I know my way around @{Debian}|tool:1656| though, and so I've researched a few @{Electron}|tool:2946| tutorials on using Electron on a RaspberryPI and they seem to be what I'm looking for.
• However, I'd love to hear your comments and suggestions in working with Electron on the RaspberryPi, in particular in Kiosk with a touchscreen for user input.
• What's the performance like, are there memory constraints, any reliability issues I should be aware of?
• Once the project is at a working stage I plan to open source it on my @{GitHub}|tool:27| for further input and development.
• I'm a long term @{JavaScript}|tool:1209| developer (since the late 90's for real I was there when JS was first released, unashamed @{Vanilla.JS}|tool:8941| fanboi)
• I write for the browser and server backend environments using Web technologies and @{Node.js}|tool:1011|.

I use Raspberry Pi because it allows me to make really cool projects. I also love Python, so its an 'all in one' toy for me :D