Olivier Bloch (MS Open Tech) Interview - OSCON 2014
summary
Microsoft Open Technologies explains that Windows now runs free on small boards, starting with Windows on Intel Galileo, and that an open-sourced Wiring implementation lets existing Arduino shields and Arduino code compile in Visual Studio and run unchanged. The group builds hands-on labs using Vagrant and gives away hardware at booth raffles; they also ship a dynamic content shim so Angular/Knout/other JS frameworks work inside Windows Store app security constraints.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and role
- 0:42Open source at Microsoft
- 1:48Hot areas in open tech
- 2:53Windows on small devices
- 4:17Cloud and IoT integration
- 6:01Engaging with developers
- 8:09Popular tools for Windows
- 8:53JavaScript framework support
- 10:16Learning from the community
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