State of AGL: Plumbing and Services
summary
Current AGL iteration is Daring Dab (July 2017) with Electric Eel targeted for January 2018, built on Yocto/Poky and layered metas (meta-agl, meta-qt5, meta-raspberrypi, BSPs for Renesas R-Car M3, i.MX6 and Raspberry Pi). Runtime uses systemd services, SMACK-based sandboxing and Wayland/Weston with an IVI shell, audio routed via PulseAudio plus the Geneva Audio Manager policy engine. Applications are W3C widgets, demo UIs use Qt/QML but are UI independent, and control surfaces talk to backends via JSON over WebSocket bindings implemented as per-app shared libraries.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Embedded Linux
- 0:59Syllabus
- 2:03Overview of AGL
- 3:17Release History
- 6:15Distribution Details
- 12:31What is the application framework?
- 14:25Binding Overview
- 15:57Binding Registration
- 17:59Application and Binding Initialization
- 19:42Application Binding Usage
- 20:57Upstream AGL Bindings
- 22:03WIP Bindings
- 22:43Master Binding API
- 24:51Bluetooth Binding API
- 26:57WiFi Binding API
- 28:57Radio Binding API
- 30:41Telephony Binding API
- 32:00Media Player Binding
- 32:53MediaPlayer Binding API
- 33:50GPS Binding API
- 35:05GeoClue Binding API
- 36:37GeoFence Binding API
- 37:29Roadmap
- 39:58Community
- 40:30Resources
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