ICYMI: Check out Chris Tacke’s appearance on Enterprise IoT for .NET developers
Not long ago, one of our Meadow engineers, Chris Tacke, did a very interesting demo using Meadow to show what working in IoT looks like coming as a .NET software developer, and you’ll be surprised on how easy and familiar is to use our…
Optimizing the Clima Supply Chain: Batteries
Hey folks! Bryan here, I wanted to share some learning we gained around batteries and the supply chain that might be useful in your own battery-powered, IoT solutions. As a reference IoT kit, Clima is intended to help our customers accelerate their own production-IoT…
Embedded Development is All About Iteration
I’m starting on a new side project for fun. I want to create a scoring box for fencing (the olympic sport, not building fences). If you don’t know much about fencing, the score box is wired to each fencer and their blade and it…
b6.0.1 is here with new VS2022 Meadow Extension and more!
We have now released our last beta update of the year, VS2022 extension! – Meadow officially supports Visual Studio 2022! Open the Manage Extensions dialog in Visual Studio to install. The existing extension for VS2019 and VSCode has also been updated with more stability…
ICYMI: Full Device Support for Meadow in Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL)
Microsoft Partner Program Manager, Scott Hanselman, and Product Manager for WSL, Craig Loewen walk through how to connect Meadow to the Windows Linux Subsystem for full device support. Once connected, Scott performs a live demo on how to flash the last OS onto Meadow…
Upgrading from Meadow F7v1 to F7v2
Hi folks, Jorge here, and in this post I wanted to point out a few things to consider when upgrading your Meadow Application from a F7v1 to a F7v2 board. While both may look very similar at first sight, F7v2 packs a number of…
Add OpenWeather to your Meadow Projects
If you’d like to get real time weather data to your Meadow projects, you should try using the free public weather web service OpenWeatherMap, which we use already in a couple of our projects up on Hackster. First you’ll need to create an account…
The Inside Story of Meadow.Linux
About a year ago I was working on a project for an NVIDIA Jetson Nano that used four pretty common and easy to find peripheral devices. As a long-time embedded .NET developer, I decided that using the .NET IoT library was probably the route…
Meadow b6.0 live with debugging
We’re happy to announce our latest full-stack release, b6.0. We’ve added in-IDE debugging, device config file support, a 20x Graphics Performance, and much more. Debugging – Debugging support in Visual Studio for Windows, macOS, and VS Code! Device/OS Configuration – Device and OS settings are now…
ICYMI: Meadow Presentation at .NET Conf
Hello friends, If you missed the Meadow presentation at .NET Conf, you can check the recorded session right now on YouTube. Bryan Costanich and Adrian Stevens show off how relevant is for us software developers to get into IoT and how much our platform…
