Getting Started with Windows 10 IoT Core Development

Getting Started with Windows 10 IoT Core Development, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 28 lectures, based on 27 reviews, and has 147 subscribers.

You will learn about Setting up a complete toolchain for developing own Windows 10 IoT Core applications Developing basic foreground and background applications with web access Accessing hardware interfaces like the GPIO pins from within a Windows 10 IoT Core application in C++ Setting up a basic prototype electronic circuit Handling user inputs from physical push buttons Designing basic user-interfaces Using development tools like SSH or FTP that help in typical development situations. This course is ideal for individuals who are Novices in the field of Windows 10 IoT development, who want to get an introduction and kick start for own software projects using C++. or This course is not for expert Windows IoT Core developers. It is particularly useful for Novices in the field of Windows 10 IoT development, who want to get an introduction and kick start for own software projects using C++. or This course is not for expert Windows IoT Core developers.

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Summary

Title: Getting Started with Windows 10 IoT Core Development

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $34.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Setting up a complete toolchain for developing own Windows 10 IoT Core applications

Developing basic foreground and background applications with web access

Accessing hardware interfaces like the GPIO pins from within a Windows 10 IoT Core application in C++

Setting up a basic prototype electronic circuit

Handling user inputs from physical push buttons

Designing basic user-interfaces

Using development tools like SSH or FTP that help in typical development situations.

Who Should Attend

Novices in the field of Windows 10 IoT development, who want to get an introduction and kick start for own software projects using C++.

This course is not for expert Windows IoT Core developers.

Target Audiences

Novices in the field of Windows 10 IoT development, who want to get an introduction and kick start for own software projects using C++.

This course is not for expert Windows IoT Core developers.

This course gives an introduction to all needed topics for getting started with the application development for Windows 10 IoT?Core devices. It is the course that I would like to have had when I started to get interest in Windows 10 IoT?Core application development. Throughout the course you learn

how to set up all needed tools like on your developer PC,

how to set up a target device, which is a Raspberry Pi in this course.

Furthermore, you learn

the basics of programming foreground and background applications in C++,

and how to package your application for distribution.

The final section of the course explains the usage of typical developer tools like SSH or FTP that will be helpful throughout your development activities.

The whole course is organized into individual sections that have a dedicated focus on one of the topics learning topics mentioned above. Each lecture within the section starts with a clear description of the lecture goal and is followed by a compact video presentation and description. All the videos are prepared such that they could be followed with you sitting in front of your developer machine and replicating the presented content. Each lecture closes with a brief summary.

Since Windows 10 IoT?Core is targeted to embedded devices, part of the course makes use of some electronic components and circuitry. These are

a Raspberry Pi, SD card, power supply, network access,

a breadboard, an LED, a push button, some jumper wires.

To learn the basics about Windows 10 IoT?Core application development it is not absolutely necessary to have these components at hand. However, to get most out of this course I recommend to have these components at hand.

Thanks a lot for your interest in this course. Let me know if you have any questions and hope to see you in the course then!

Florian

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome!

Chapter 2: Installing Tools and Configuration

Lecture 1: Introduction: Tools Overview

Lecture 2: Windows 10

Lecture 3: Visual Studio

Lecture 4: Windows 10 IoT Core Dashboard

Lecture 5: Conclusion

Chapter 3: Setting up a Device

Lecture 1: Introduction: The Device Site

Lecture 2: Get a Device

Lecture 3: Install Windows 10 IoT Core

Lecture 4: Configure the Development Board

Lecture 5: Add a button and an LED

Lecture 6: Conclusion

Chapter 4: Programming: Hello Windows IoT World!

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Use the GPIO pins: Hello IoT World!

Lecture 3: Signal the international Morse code distress signal SOS.

Lecture 4: Get User Input with the Push Button (1/2)

Lecture 5: Get User Input with the Push Button (2/2)

Lecture 6: Hello Headed IoT World, GUI

Lecture 7: Hello Headed IoT World, Asynchronous Method Calls

Lecture 8: Hello Headed IoT World, Device Interaction

Lecture 9: Packaging Applications

Lecture 10: Conclusion

Chapter 5: Helpful Development Tools

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Device Portal: A Web Interface

Lecture 3: Terminal Access with SSH

Lecture 4: File Transfer via FTP

Lecture 5: Conclusion

Chapter 6: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Recap: What did you learn and where to go from here?

Instructors

Dr. Florian Müller
Computer Scientist, Software Architect and Engineer

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