Posts Tagged ‘SDK’
My Dart wish list
Dart is the main language that The @ Company uses, so after a few months here are the things that I’m missing the most: 1. YAML output Dart is pretty much build around YAML. Dependencies are defined in a pubspec.yaml, so of course there’s a YAML parser, that’s what yaml/yaml.dart does. But: This library currently […]
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Tags: Dart, releases, SDK, tls, WASM, YAML
LinkIt ONE – first impressions
TL;DR – The LinkIt ONE is an awesome Arduino, with a ton of great integrated peripherals, but I fear there’s too much of a gap between Arduino style development and building the next generation of connected things – though hopefully that gets covered by the forthcoming Eclipse based SDK. Introduction I was at the Web Summit in […]
Filed under: Arduino, mobile, review, technology | 2 Comments
Tags: arduino, drivers, Grove, IDE, LinkIt, Mediatek, ONE, pager, SDK, Seeed Studios, Thingmonk
The WRTnode is a great new open source hardware dev board that takes the guts of a typical home router and makes it hackable. It’s more than an Arduino, less than a Raspberry Pi, and very network capable. WRTnode runs the OpenWRT Linux distribution, which I’ve used in the past on some of my home […]
Filed under: networking, WRTnode | 1 Comment
Tags: helloworld, OpenWRT, SDK, wrthelp, WRTnode
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