Mike Milinkovich (@mmilinkov), Executive Director of Eclipse Foundation will be speaking at DevNation.
Here is what he had to say about his sessions …
What sessions are you giving at DevNation ?
Browser-Based Development and the Internet of Things (Room 212)
Tuesday 4/15 @ 3:40pm
The Internet of Things is coming, and open source developer tools and frameworks are starting to take shape to support it. At Eclipse there is a vibrant community working on the protocols, runtimes, frameworks and tools for building IoT applications in languages such as Lua, JavaScript and Java. In this talk, I will be discussing some of these projects such as Paho (MQTT client), Mosquitto (MQTT broker), Kura (Java+OSGi device gateway framework), Mihini (Lua device gateway framework), and others. In addition, I will be using the Orion web-based development tool to demonstrate how you can use your browser to develop IoT applications right on your favorite open hardware device, whether it be a Raspberry Pi, Beagle Bone, or Arduino.
What are three takeaways from your session ?
- Open wins, and open technologies are going to win in the Internet of Things. The Eclipse Foundation is working hard to help make that happen.
- There is a very active community at the Eclipse Foundation building IoT technologies. And I do not mean Eclipse tools in the traditional sense. There are projects building IoT protocols, runtimes and frameworks in Lua, JavaScript and Java at the Eclipse community.
- These technologies are an enormous amount of fun. I am doing this talk largely because playing with these Eclipse IoT technologies on open hardware platforms has turned into a hobby and personal passion of mine.
What do you find most exciting about DevNation ?
Looks like an excellent line up of speakers, and it is great to see Red Hat get behind a pure developer conference for its community.
Do you want to learn more about Eclipse foundation is shaping up Internet of Things ?
Register for DevNation today! Early bird ends on Mar 14.
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