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Tooling and Experience
August 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,
January 14, 2018Jan 14, 201801/14/18
It’s been around 4 months since we release our official hardware and SDK as v1.0 last September right on Ignite 2017. In that event, the MXChip IoT DevKit was used on a couple of Azure IoT break-out and keynote sessions for demonstrations and together with announcement with new services released such as IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service.
September 1, 2017Sep 1, 201709/1/17
IoT Application Development is naturally more complicated than regular application development, in that even the simplest E2E IoT application involves a long chain from device layer, to communication layer, then to the cloud and beyond. This makes the development especially the testing and debugging difficult.
August 20, 2017Aug 20, 201708/20/17
DevKit is available for pre-ordering
During the past two months, we have been keeping sending out preview IoT DevKit for evaluation to a selective group of requestors. And we see increasing demand for the kits from developers around the world, from Canada to Brazil,
August 10, 2017Aug 10, 201708/10/17
Many developers have heard about the buzz: Internet of Things (IoT). As a standalone IT field, IoT has attracted lots of attentions for its huge potentials. But the ecosystem of IoT is too complicated and fragmented, leaving people easily get lost.
July 14, 2017Jul 14, 201707/14/17
IoT is deeply connected with many different fields in technology. From big data to machine learning, all of these topics combined together may perhaps overload new IoT developers on where to begin and what projects to start developing.
In response, we at the Azure IoT developer division have written many different use-case tutorials for Azure IoT.
July 6, 2017Jul 6, 201707/6/17
We are glad to share the news that the Visual Studio Code Extension for Arduino has been open sourced on GitHub.com at https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode-arduino! This is a great team effort to provide a good development experience for Arduino developers.
Microsoft embraces open source.
June 30, 2017Jun 30, 201706/30/17
After a month work of stabilizing the code, fixing bugs and adding more samples, we are happy to release the v1.0.0 for our IoT DevKit. You can download the latest package by following the get started guide or from direct link here.
May 27, 2017May 27, 201705/27/17
Debugging Arduino application is a challenging task as the debugging feature has not been officially supported in Arduino IDE.
Many modern IDEs have debug support that developers are used to, using Breakpoints, Steps, Call Stack, Watch, Local/Global Variables, etc. Arduino developers often have to explore many alternative methods and tools to debug Arduino code.
May 23, 2017May 23, 201705/23/17
At //Build 2017, Microsoft Azure made several announcements related to get started development experience with Azure IoT. Based on customers’ feedback, most of the developers are focusing on the device-cloud connectivity. Today, you can find more uniformed tutorials about how to connect your devices to Azure IoT and other Azure cloud services.
