Installation and Introduction to Windows IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2
Intro to Development and Deploying Applications to Windows IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2
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Description
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 go over deploying apps through Visual Studio and the web portal running on port 8080 of the Raspberry Pi2, In addition, we will look at code examples using XAML User Interface code in both C# and C++.
Links:
https://github.com/ms-iot/samples
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
Rii Mini Wireless Keyboard with Mouse Touchpad-Black
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The Discussion
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User Domain The audio seems to stop at the 7:18 mark and doesn't come back.
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Drillep Audio worked all the way through for me. I'd like to use Rasperry Pi and WinIoT to build a wheeled robot that will travel from one set of coordinates to another avoiding obstacles.
Really cool to see the project running in both C# and C++ definitely like to see more of that, for my purposes I am particularly interested in the C# elements.
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mobilepundits Hello Paul,
Thank you for the awesome post, Paul! It’s really a great idea for developing and deploying applications to windows IOT. Kudos for some of the nice search techniques.
Regards, Aabharan!
Waiting for your next written up!