Windows IoT Core or Corny
summary
Demonstrates Windows 10 IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2 with the web admin on port 8080, SSH access, Visual Studio remote debugging and the Windows 10 IoT tooling that adds UWP templates and headless background apps capable of running Arduino wiring code. Enabling the Lightning drivers raises GPIO bit‑banging from kilohertz to about 6 MHz GPIO, still slower than Debian’s ~22 MHz. Shows a real failed toilet‑paper sensor prototype (Pi needs mains power), praises built‑in MQTT for field gateways, recommends Linux for final hardware.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:15Corny
- 1:24Demo
- 1:37Menu System
- 2:30Performance Testing
- 5:10SSH
- 7:13Visual Studio
- 7:33Adding a new project
- 9:30Deployment
- 9:50Configuration
- 10:26Static
- 10:49IP Address
- 11:58Timer
- 13:50Windows 10 IoT Core
- 19:57Rapid prototyping
- 20:52Dan Man
- 22:29VB60
- 23:23Raspberry Pi
- 25:29Gateways
- 28:21Linux vs Windows
- 31:57Device drivers
- 33:54Linux or Windows
- 34:49Flirting with the makers
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