You can use Visual Studio Code (VSCode) to develop Azure Internet of Things solutions using Azure services; like Azure IoT Hub, Azure IoT Edge, and...
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Azure IoT DevKit Simulator (MXChip AZ3166)
The Azure IoT DevKit (MXChip AZ3166) is a really cool board for prototyping Azure IoT solutions. However, it's a physical board and having the board...
Azure IoT Developer Kits (AZ3166) Have Arrived
The Azure IoT Developer Kit is an Arduino compatible Internet of Things (IoT) board with quite a few sensors, buttons, and display all built-in. The...
Programming Arduino with Visual Studio Code
Microsoft Visual Studio Code is a cross-platform, Node.js-based IDE (Integrated Development Environment). It's been maturing into a really amazing...
Azure IoT DevKit Preview built with Arduino and VSCode
There have been a number of Azure IoT Starter Kits available for some time now. I've written about the Starter Kits in the past. Some of these...
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