You Need an API for that Gadget
summary
Argues that every gadget needs a real HTTP interface and shows working code: an open source gateway Zeta (open source Node.js) running on a BeagleBone turns Zigbee sensors and a third‑party Yale lock into a hypermedia API, exposing state, actions and logs via Siren hypermedia and live updates over websockets. Demo locks and unlocks a door, streams open/close events, and delegates access so an air pump or payment system could directly consume device data.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:50API Craft IOT Craft
- 3:05The Internet
- 4:55The Internet of Things
- 9:05Internet of Things
- 10:00Internet of Things Diameter
- 11:25Recombinant Devices
- 12:00API is a Product
- 13:40We Learned This The Hard Way
- 13:50Demo
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