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Mirco Vanini is a developer consultant focused on mobile / embedded / micro device solutions using .NET Compact Framework, .NET Micro Framework, MSVS C++ and other natives SDK with more than 25 years application development experience. Since 1990 I have developed applications using the various technologies on the market (C/C++/MFC/ATL/COM). From 2000 I have started to develop with the Microsoft .NET for the mobile and desktop environments. With mobile development he always uses both managed and native code to get maximum performance from the various devices.

Technologie

MILAN 20/21.11.2015
Windows 10 IoT Core (on Raspberry Pi 2)
Mirco Vanini – proXima software

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 Windows Universal App Platform
 Windows 10 IoT Core Setup & Windows 10
Tools / SDKs / Emulators
 My First Universal App
 GPIO / SPI / I2C - Connect the World
 Demo

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Platform Convergence Journey

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Windows 10 for Industry Devices

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Windows 10 Industry Editions

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Windows Universal App Platform

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Building IoT Devices with UAP

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Porting Existing Apps/Drivers to Windows 10 IoT for Small Devices

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Windows 10 Tools/SDKs/Emulators
Download Now !!!
Visual Studio 2015 with
Universal Windows App Development Tools

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Windows 10 Tools/SDKs/Emulators
Select “Universal Windows App
Development Tools” using Custom
setup option

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Windows 10 IoT Core – Get Started

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Windows 10 IoT Core Setup
Download
http://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/Downloads.htm
Apply the image
Step by step
http://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/SetupRPI.htm

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Windows 10 Tools/SDKs/Emulators
Install WindowsDeveloperProgramForIoT.msi

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hello world !

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Connect the World
• AllJoyn
• Bluetooth
• Geolocation
• Gpio
• HumanInterfaceDevice
• I2c
• Input
• Lights
• Midi
• PointOfService
• Power
• Printers
• Radios
• Sensors
• SerialCommunication
• SmartCards
• Sms
• Spi
• Usb
• WiFi
• WiFiDirect

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Connect the World
SunFounder 37 modules Sensor Kit

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RPi2 pinout

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Blinky

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Links
https://dev.windows.com/en-us/iot
http://ms-iot.github.io/content/win10/SetupRPI.htm
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/SettingUpWindows10ForIoTOnYou
rRaspberryPi2.aspx
http://ms-iot.github.io/content/win10/StartCoding.htm
https://github.com/ms-iot/samples
http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Build/2015/2-724

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Mirco Vanini
proXima software
www.proxsoft.it
info@proxsoft.it
http://mircovanini.blogspot.com
@MircoVanini

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