Episode
An open source library that makes Digital Twins development easy
with Olivier Bloch
Azure Digital Twins is a platform as a service offering that enables you to create live digital twin graphs that represent entities and their relationships.
In today’s world where your IDE automatically detects your coding style and makes recommendations using machine learning, creating a digital twin might seem like more work than you’re accustomed.
First, you’d need to create a document using the Digital Twin Definition Language (DTDL).
Then you’d need to add it to Azure Digital Twins using a Restful API call.
You then need to repeat this process as changes are required.
A more familiar way might be to use Plain Old Class Objects or simply POCO.
You may already be familiar with it if you’ve used Entity Framework Core.
Using POCO, you may find it easier to create and manage your digital twins using a code first approach.
Learn more about this at https://aka.ms/iotshow/CodeFirstDigitalTwins
Azure Digital Twins is a platform as a service offering that enables you to create live digital twin graphs that represent entities and their relationships.
In today’s world where your IDE automatically detects your coding style and makes recommendations using machine learning, creating a digital twin might seem like more work than you’re accustomed.
First, you’d need to create a document using the Digital Twin Definition Language (DTDL).
Then you’d need to add it to Azure Digital Twins using a Restful API call.
You then need to repeat this process as changes are required.
A more familiar way might be to use Plain Old Class Objects or simply POCO.
You may already be familiar with it if you’ve used Entity Framework Core.
Using POCO, you may find it easier to create and manage your digital twins using a code first approach.
Learn more about this at https://aka.ms/iotshow/CodeFirstDigitalTwins
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