Spanning the IoT Developer Chasm
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 10:00· Galleria North·
summary
Argues that one language can run from tiny devices to the cloud and shows a working demo using JerryScript (~170 kB) and IoT.js on a VM to mimic a temperature sensor sending HTTP GETs every second to a Node-RED flow on a laptop/Raspberry Pi. The Node-RED flow parses payload.temp, routes <80/80–90/>90, sets a fan boolean, and returns an HTTP response; the simulated device receives commands and the fan state changes, proving end-to-end JavaScript feasibility.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:22Chasm
- 3:19Why JavaScript
- 6:13JS Foundation
- 6:46Center of Gravity
- 7:37jQuery
- 8:40Community
- 9:00NPM
- 9:20Projects
- 11:15Jerry Script
- 18:40JavaScript
- 24:10NoDread
- 26:10Demo
- 31:25NoDread Setup
- 32:40NoDread Nodes
- 39:00Demonstration
- 46:15Modify Deploy
- 50:30Flows
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