Open JavaScript and the future of the IoT application platform
summary
Predicts JavaScript powering end-to-end IoT from microcontrollers to cloud, cites JerryScript for tiny devices and Node-RED for edge data flows, and names IBM Watson IoT and CNCF technologies as platform pieces. Claims 8.4 billion connected things in 2017, expects protocol convergence via multi-radio gateways, highlights serverless/function billing and JavaScript as the default language, and warns security and privacy remain critical unsolved problems despite open source accelerating development.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and speakers
- 2:34IoT growth and challenges
- 5:45Open source in IoT
- 8:15Companies becoming software firms
- 11:46Serverless and JavaScript
- 14:41Open source and JavaScript in enterprise
- 17:36Security in IoT and JavaScript
- 20:45Protocol convergence in IoT
- 22:32Best IoT applications
- 25:02Closing thoughts and Node-RED
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