Dr. Florian M ller
This course gives an introduction to all needed topics for getting started with the application development for Windows 10 IoT Core devices. It is the course that I would like to have had when I started to get interest in Windows 10 IoT Core application development. Throughout the course you learn
how to set up all needed tools like on your developer PC,
how to set up a target device, which is a Raspberry Pi in this course.
Furthermore, you learn
the basics of programming foreground and background applications in C++,
and how to package your application for distribution.
The final section of the course explains the usage of typical developer tools like SSH or FTP that will be helpful throughout your development activities.
The whole course is organized into individual sections that have a dedicated focus on one of the topics learning topics mentioned above. Each lecture within the section starts with a clear description of the lecture goal and is followed by a compact video presentation and description. All the videos are prepared such that they could be followed with you sitting in front of your developer machine and replicating the presented content. Each lecture closes with a brief summary.
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Specification: Getting Started with Windows 10 IoT Core Development
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 2.5 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
$14.99
Robert Carlson –
I like that it is thorough. I play it at 1.5 speed, but stop when I need the details, so I am glad they are there.
Samrat Barat –
Yes, it is. I am a beginner and wanted the walkthrough first before delving in . Your way of delivering the lecture is marvelous, clear and crisp instructions for a newbie to get hands dirty!
William Basser –
The course is sufficient, however, in this last step, the app will not build because the button clock event has not been generated
Dean Van Rooyen –
As a first timer this was really well structured and easy to follow
Manas Chatterjee –
Step by step guide is really helpful. Pace of course is good as well.
H Ramadas Bhat –
It would be better if the instructor takes few minutes to describe at least something about the structure of predefined c++ classes which handles GPIO . Further, I want to know : how to know, which predefined c++ classes are available for raspberry pi board.