Intro to Development and Deploying Applications to Windows IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2
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Description:
The Raspberry Pi 2 is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. The Raspberry Pi 2 also supports running Windows 10 Core!
In this video we will walk through installing the Windows IoT Core image for Raspberry Pi 2 and introduce the tools which are included with Windows IoT Core for interacting and developing on your device.
Links:
Part 2 : Intro to Development and Deploying Applications to Windows IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2
Hardware:
Raspberry Pi 2 Model B Project Board - 1GB RAM - 900 MHz Quad-Core CPU
Transcend 32GB MicroSDHC Class10 UHS-1 Memory Card with Adapter 45 MB/s (TS32GUSDU1E)
Eleduino Raspberry Pi 2 Model B Quad Core Enclosure Case Black
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The Discussion
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seba.gomez I loved it! it was a good Windows for IoT 101 (for dummies). I expect more videos on Windows for IoT... but please... happy hacking? :S
:)
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toolboc @seba.gomez:Thanks for the kind words! Regarding usage of the term "hacking", yes, as in
- an adherent of the technology and programming subculture.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_(term)#Hacker_definition_controversy
As implied through terms like "Hackathon", "Civic Hack", "Hack for Humanity" etc.
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Andrew Jenery Really helpful tutorial explaining how to install Windows 10 IoT onto the RPi2. Are there any tutorials showing more of the functionality of Win 10 IoT? After you installed it on to the RPi2 I was hoping to see more of Win 10 IoT's operation; what you can actually do with it.