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Azure IoT DevOps Projects now General Available to help you easily initialize a CI/CD ready IoT Edge project

Chaoyi YuanAugust 13, 2019Aug 13, 201908/13/19

With the shift of modern software development, developers need to do more than ever. Having a CI/CD pipeline could help developers deliver value faster and more transparently. For Azure IoT Edge, we already have a built-in Azure IoT Edge task in Azure Pipelines as well as a Jenkins Plugin to help you easily adopt DevOps with your Azure IoT Edg

Containerized tool chain to simplify IoT device development

Liya (Liki) DuJuly 9, 2019Jul 9, 201907/9/19

Use containerized device tool chain in Azure IoT Device Workbench to simplify device tool chain acquisition challenge.

Azure IoT Hub for VS Code 2.1.0: Great performance optimization, more code generation templates and UX improvement

Jun HanJanuary 11, 2019Jan 11, 201901/11/19

Happy New Year! Azure IoT Hub for VS Code 2.1.0 is the first version released in the year of 2019. In the release, we have several great updates for performance optimization, code generation and user experience! You could see the full Changelog here: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items/vsciot-vscode.azure-iot-toolkit/changelog

New year, new experience and new sample for Azure IoT Device Workbench

Liya (Liki) DuJanuary 10, 2019Jan 10, 201901/10/19

Together with the new Azure IoT Tools for VS Code extension pack, we also overhauled the experience of Azure IoT Device Workbench. And there is another exciting sample contributed by Chris Lovett (Github) from Microsoft Research about running Embedded Learning Library (ELL) on MXChip IoT DevKit to achieve the keyword spotting locally.

Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.6.0 has been released – One click to switch IoT Edge platform

Xin ShiNovember 29, 2018Nov 29, 201811/29/18

Now Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.6.0 has been released with a bunch of new features. What’s new in Azure IoT Edge for VS Code 1.6.0 Click to see the changelog in Github repo for more details of 1.6.0 release. Resources

A Workaround to Run Azure IoT Edge on ARM64 Devices

Ray FangNovember 5, 2018Nov 5, 201811/5/18

Azure IoT Edge went generally available in June, with official support for AMD64 and ARM32 platforms. Recently, more and more developers from the community requested to run Azure IoT Edge on ARM64 (a.k.a. AArch64) devices such NVIDIA TX2. While the ARM64 support of Azure IoT Edge is still in progress, this post will introduce a workaround.

Create a CI/CD pipeline for your IoT Edge solution with Azure DevOps

Xinyi ZhangOctober 29, 2018Oct 29, 201810/29/18

Modern software moves fast and demands more from developers than ever. Tools and concepts around CI/CD help developers deliver value faster and more transparently. For Azure IoT Edge, we provide two tools to create CI/CD pipeline. In this post, we would introduce Azure IoT Edge for DevOps.

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

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

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