IoT Developer

Introducing Visual Studio Tools for Azure IoT Edge

Xin ShiSeptember 25, 2018Sep 25, 201809/25/18

Today we are pleased to announce a preview of Azure IoT Edge tools for Visual Studio 2017. Azure IoT Edge is a fully managed service that delivers cloud intelligence locally by deploying and running artificial intelligence (AI), Azure services, and custom logic directly on cross-platform IoT devices. This preview offers the ability to create A

Announcing Azure IoT Edge Jenkins plugin

Xin ShiSeptember 24, 2018Sep 24, 201809/24/18

We are proud to announce the availability of the Azure IoT Edge plugin for Jenkins, which provides Jenkins native capability to continuously build IoT Edge solutions and deploy to Azure IoT Edge devices. Depending on your environment, you can choose to use Azure DevOps Services together with Jenkins, or leverage this plugin to deliver your I

Azure IoT Toolkit supports IoT Hub Module Management (Module Twin, Module Direct Method, Module CRUD)

Jun HanSeptember 20, 2018Sep 20, 201809/20/18

With the v1.4.0 release of Azure IoT Toolkit, it supports module management. You could easily create module, view module twin, update module twin, invoke module direct method and delete module in VS Code.

Azure IoT Toolkit supports C#, Go, Java, Node.js, PHP, Python and Ruby to develop Azure IoT application in VS Code

Jun HanAugust 31, 2018Aug 31, 201808/31/18

With the latest release of Azure IoT Toolkit, lots of popular languages are supported to quickly create an Azure IoT application in VS Code: C#, Go, Java, Node.js, PHP, Python and Ruby! (Note: For C#, Java, Node.js and Python, it is based on Azure IoT Hub SDK, while for Go, PHP and Ruby, it is based on Azure IoT Hub REST API.) What's your favo

Introducing yet another approach for iot compiler toolchains – iotz

Oguz BastemurAugust 24, 2018Aug 24, 201808/24/18

iotz is an extension based containerized wrapper for other IoT compiler toolchains.
There are many toolchains with specific needs and way of using. We developed this experimental tool to make compiling things easier.

Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.2.0 has been released – Now run IoT Edge modules with simulator

Xin ShiAugust 14, 2018Aug 14, 201808/14/18

What’s new in IoT Edge for VS Code 1.2.0:
1. Now you and run IoT Edge solution with the built-in IoT Edge simulator without deploying to IoT Edge device.

Azure IoT Workbench now supports ESP32 devices

Liya (Liki) DuAugust 13, 2018Aug 13, 201808/13/18

In April this year, we released our first public preview of Azure IoT Workbench in Visual Studio Code, an IoT development environment aims to make it easy to code, build, deploy and debug your IoT project for MXChip IoT DevKit. From this one DevKit, we gradually add more popular Azure supported development kits such as teXXmo IoT Button. An

Azure IoT Toolkit 1.2.0: Quickly build your Azure IoT application in VS Code with Node.js, Python or REST API

Jun HanAugust 8, 2018Aug 8, 201808/8/18

Do you know you could get started with Azure IoT very easily with popular languages such as Node.js and Python? With Azure IoT Toolkit, you could quickly build your Azure IoT application in VS Code in just a few minutes using Node.js, Python or REST API.

Azure IoT Toolkit 1.1.0 for VS Code released: Welcome page, generate SAS token, deploy Edge device at scale and more!

Jun HanJuly 26, 2018Jul 26, 201807/26/18

Shortly after GA of Azure IoT Toolkit for VS Code, We are pleased to announce that the 1.1.0 release of the Azure IoT Toolkit extension for Visual Studio Code is now available from the marketplace. You can download the Azure IoT Toolkit extension from the marketplace, or install it directly from the extension gallery in Visual Studio Code. Let

Use VS Code to call Azure IoT Hub REST APIs

Jun HanJuly 19, 2018Jul 19, 201807/19/18

The REST APIs for IoT Hub offer programmatic access to the device, messaging, and job services, as well as the resource provider, in IoT Hub. With the Azure IoT Toolkit extension for Visual Studio Code, you could easily use IoT Hub REST APIs in VS Code, no extra toolchain needed! Let's see how quick it is to send a device-to-cloud message to A