visual studio extensions Archives | IoT Developer: Tooling and Experience

Azure IoT Hub Toolkit 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 Toolkit 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 your 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.

Azure IoT Toolkit: 200K installs, Open Source always on the Way

Jun HanNovember 2, 2018Nov 2, 201811/2/18

Really another milestone! We are glad to see that the Azure IoT Toolkit for VS Code has reached 200K installs now, with all 5-star ratings. More and more Azure IoT developers are using Azure IoT Toolkit in their daily work.

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),

Handy Tool When You Develop With Azure IoT

Zhidi ShangSeptember 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.