IoT / M2M Links #11
1. Wunderbar – looks like an interesting kit of hardware and software for IoT applications. They seem to be using...
IoT / M2M Links #10
Interesting links for the IoT and M2M Industry. 1. Axeda support for new SalesForce1 platform – SalesForce had their huge...
Testing the Interoperability Promise of MQTT
IoT and M2M industry desperately needs to have open protocols that promote interoperability between different solutions and applications. The current...
IoT / M2M Links #9
Some interesting links from the IoT and M2M industry. 1. Adding OAuth to MQTT A couple of blog post from...
Are Telcos Missing the Developer Community in M2M and IoT?
Over the last 2 months, I have had the opportunity to attend three M2M events: M2M Summit, M2M World Congress...
Update Eclipse Logo
The Eclipse logo has been in existence for over 10 years. It has served the community well but it is...
IoT / M2M Links #8
Links for the past week in the IoT and M2M industry. 1. 10 companies making the Internet of Things a...
Towards a balanced gender mix at EclipseCon
James Governor recently blogged about his desire to have a good gender balance for his upcoming Thingmonk conference. This is...
Mylyn, EGit, and Your Commit Message
If you’re using the task-focused UI from Mylyn, then you get a lot of help when it comes to assembling...
IoT / M2M Links #7
Some IoT / M2M links from last week. 1. New Eclipse Project Proposal: Krikkit. Project proposal from Cisco about making...
The Art of the Git/Gerrit Commit at Eclipse
With the adoption of Git and Gerrit, and the implementation of the new Contributor License Agreements (CLA) as part of...
IoT / M2M Links #6
Weekly links from the IoT and M2M industry. 1. Good article on ‘ Why open hardware matters’ Interesting to see...