Have Your Pi and Eat It Too: .NET Core 2.1 on Raspberry Pi
summary
Shows how to run .NET Core 2.1 on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B by producing a self-contained Linux-arm publish (about 355 files, ~93 MB), copying it to the Pi, and running Kestrel; demonstrates remote SSH debug from Visual Studio by attaching to the Pi process. Hardware demos use the Linux GPIO virtual filesystem and a custom GPIO class with the /sys/class/gpio echo interface to blink an LED, drive relays for a reversible motor, and read a reed door sensor. Cloud integrations use Azure Logic Apps + Service Bus and IFTTT/Cortana; demos work but System.Device.Gpio is noted as pre-release and flaky for some watchers.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:36Overview
- 2:42Raspberry Pi Version
- 4:01New Project
- 5:38Deployment Options
- 6:50Publishing to Azure
- 7:56Saving the Pi Profile
- 10:30Pi Demo Pub
- 11:28File Transfer
- 12:25Permission Denied
- 13:33Running
- 14:41Web Browsing
- 15:19Debugging
- 18:05Electrical Engineering
- 18:36GPIO
- 20:19Circuit
- 21:24Demo
- 23:05Low Camera Rig
- 24:16GPIO API
- 28:10Circuit Demo
- 29:44Motor Demo
- 33:25Door Alert Sensor
- 38:52Invoke Cortana
- 44:02Create a new applet
- 46:30Hook up the breadboard
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