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Internet of Things blog series
For those who have been following me on twitter, you might have noticed I’ve been playing a lot with home automation lately. I’m planning on blogging about my experiences, and how some of the pieces...
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Creating a simple push service for home automation alerts
In my intro post for my home automation project, I described a part of the app that sends temperature, humidity and power consumption measurements and pushes them to my phone. In this blogpost, we’ll...
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Running a .NET app on Galileo using Mono
In my first blog post on my home automation project, I mentioned that the ultimate goal was to run it all on a Galileo, but since .NET isn’t really supported yet, this wasn’t an option. Too the rescue...
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Building a Touch-enabled Interface for Windows IoT
I just wrote an article on how to use the touch interface from a Waveshare LCD Display and drive user interaction.Read the full article over on Hackster.io:...
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The beginnings of an AllJoyn based Home Automation Controller
I’ve been working on building my own home automation controller to make my home smarter. I decided to build this around AllJoyn so I can avoid getting any type of device-protocol lock-in, but can...
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Internet of Things blog series
For those who have been following me on twitter, you might have noticed I’ve been playing a lot with home automation lately. I’m planning on blogging about my experiences, and how some of the pieces...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Creating a simple push service for home automation alerts
In my intro post for my home automation project, I described a part of the app that sends temperature, humidity and power consumption measurements and pushes them to my phone. In this blogpost, we’ll...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Running a .NET app on Galileo using Mono
In my first blog post on my home automation project, I mentioned that the ultimate goal was to run it all on a Galileo, but since .NET isn’t really supported yet, this wasn’t an option. Too the rescue...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Building a Touch-enabled Interface for Windows IoT
I just wrote an article on how to use the touch interface from a Waveshare LCD Display and drive user interaction.Read the full article over on Hackster.io:...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The beginnings of an AllJoyn based Home Automation Controller
I’ve been working on building my own home automation controller to make my home smarter. I decided to build this around AllJoyn so I can avoid getting any type of device-protocol lock-in, but can...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Running a .NET app on Galileo using Mono
In my first blog post on my home automation project, I mentioned that the ultimate goal was to run it all on a Galileo, but since .NET isn’t really supported yet, this wasn’t an option. Too the rescue...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Building a Touch-enabled Interface for Windows IoT
I just wrote an article on how to use the touch interface from a Waveshare LCD Display and drive user interaction.Read the full article over on Hackster.io:...
View ArticleClik here to view.
The beginnings of an AllJoyn based Home Automation Controller
I’ve been working on building my own home automation controller to make my home smarter. I decided to build this around AllJoyn so I can avoid getting any type of device-protocol lock-in, but can...
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