Nick O'Leary, IBM | Node Summit 2017
summary
Node-RED is an open-source Node.js visual programming tool that IBM spun out to the JavaScript Foundation in 2013 and that IBM uses for rapid client proofs of concept. It provides drag-and-drop nodes for HTTP, MQTT, databases and connects to Watson services like visual recognition and text‑to‑speech, runs on Raspberry Pi or Bluemix, already has 1,000 third-party nodes, follows SemVer at v0.17 and publishes a roadmap to 1.0 for production use.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Node-RED
- 0:31How Node-RED works
- 2:08The node ecosystem
- 3:03Watson and IoT integration
- 4:28Origins and open source
- 6:09Roadmap and future goals
- 8:17Resources and conclusion
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