Python is an easy to learn language. If you use Python and want to get started in IoT, this series will help you get started in that direction. It uses commonly available low cost Raspberry Pi to gather data using PIR(Passive Infra Red) sensor. The data is sent to Azure cloud.
This journey is broken in 3 parts to make it simple. Each part shows the the steps to complete.
Hope you enjoy the series. Feedback is welcome.
Problem Ever had this happen? Unit tests pass. Integration tests pass.
I rejoined Microsoft a year ago after working at other companies for 7+ years. The Microsoft that I rejoined is very…
This is what I gathered from the talk “The Next Transformation in Mobile Development with Xamarin” from Build 2019. It…
Historically format of .csproj file has been complex and the developers dread to edit it.
When a developer obtains the reports of an Android App, it comes as a set of CSV files. "Downloads" file contains…
With the latest acquisition of the Netduino by Wilderness Labs, there is an attempt to resurrect Netduino. My…
Xamarin Plugins provide a wide range of cross-platform functionality libraries. The platform-specific functionality is…
How many times have you thought in your bed (or after driving a couple of blocks), is my Garage door open? It can be…