Windows IoT #1: Basics Windows IoT introduction before you start coding (Getting Started Series)

In the first episode of this series, Dmitry and his guest Suz Hinton introduce Windows IoT Core as a way of building applications for IoT solutions. We cover some foundational topics such as how Windows IoT works, and what it is designed for. We'll also discuss how Windows IoT applications are developed, and how they differ from regular Universal Windows Platform applications.

Featuring a brief introduction to breadboards and the Rasberry Pi, we set the scene for writing your first Windows IoT Core UWP application, detailed in the second episode of this series.

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[davidciocoiu]

Guys if you want to get into IoT ( internet of THINGS ) you have to realize that it requires you to well know how to setup THINGS( no pun intended ) so that means that learning how to use a prototypeboard/breadboard is an crucial skill since without one you just have a very boring project, and please learn how to solder, it's a lifelong skill and very useful ( not to mention learning electronics could save you a couple of bucks at the end of the day)

[lyalin]

Thank you for everyone's support, we'll have a new episode out each Tuesday and have already recorded the first four episodes of this series so they are being finalized.

[dvrsflrs]

Thanks for this series. I'm already looking out for the next episode

[dprinting]

I am really excited about this series, please don't space then out to far. When is the next episode? Thank you for posting this.

[jaym]

Is it possible to interface to MS SQL Server from Window IoT?
(without it, Linux seems to be the better option)

[kgirivarma]

Could u please tell me how many episodes does this series is going to be?
It is really really interesting.
When does this series going to end?

[ninagazzola]

Hi, can you give me the link of the display you're using on the demo? I would like a lcd touchscreen compatible with windows iot to play around with my raspberry pi 3...thank you!

[yvespoulin]

I am into electronic with a very solid about I/O and Arduino. I can't wait for some more.

[vaibhavhayaran]

Love IoT... Thanks for this series ♥️😍

[BenHayat]

This is going to be a great series.

Can you talk more about ww.up-board.org and which board is best for W10 IoT Core development? Or for initial phase should we stay with RPi3 B+ ?

[motojaknow]

Great stuff. Looking forward to remote deploy and debug...only problem is, none of this works with 3B or 4...and old 3's are rare to buy.

[benabdimohamed]

Hello, i'm a beginner with rasperry pi and windows 10 iot, i want to know if there is a method to instal visual studio or visual studio code on the raspery directly?

[Kyabroudi]

can I use python instead of c# with windows 10 IOT ?

[yvespoulin]

What i hate about Java and Python no real GUI support. Happy of Windows 10 IoT and Visual Studio. Hope you will cover on how to do the SetUp for Pi

[rafsanAhmed]

wasnt she in some silicon vally episode?

[drakelambert]

Can we see iot core development on non-windows 10 machines?

[nuovovideo]

It is impossible to install. Two days already i am trying to do it. Noobs also doesn t work

[RZR-HRP]

Hi all, For some reason the Windows IoT Core Dashboard won't burn abootable SD image for a Raspberry Pi 3B+. I assume Pi2 and Pi3 works.
I don't have those models to test with.

I tried Noobs Lite 3.5 (current build) but that no longer supports installing Windows 10 IoT. Again it may work on Pi2 and Pi3.

Mount the ISO and then install the MSI which will save the files to C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft IoT.
Plug in your SD card and use the IoTCoreImageHelper.exe to flash the image from the FFU found in C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft IoT\FFU\RaspberryPi2.
Not sure if this will work for the 4.

Seeing as the last official build is October 2018, I think Microsoft has abandoned supporting the Raspoberry pi which is a real shame.

[richardsilvag]

No se demoren tanto en sacar un nuevo episodio :0

[matheus]

I just tried Windows 10 IOT, it is really bad, it does almost nothing and I already replaced that by Raspbian! Sorry Microsoft, but Raspbian is light years ahead.