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Intel IoT and IoT Gateways

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Intel XDK is changing its emphasis focusing more on IoT . Going forward many may want to experiment with Intel XDK for IoT. Here is a brief summary of one of the key elements in doing IoT, the IoT Gateway. IoT Gateways connect IoT Devices or 'Things' to some kind of computing platform or to the cloud to provide intelligence for the IoT Solution. Although it is possible to directly connect the device to cloud if some form of intelligence to be derived before going to the cloud, a Gateway is a better solution. If devices are TCP/IP enabled as in modern devices connecting them to the cloud is easy but there are legacy devices which are not TCP/IP enabled and therefore they need an intermediary device to connect to the cloud. These are some of the reasons that requires an intermediary Gateway: Support for legacy devices   Run edge analytics- Reduces communication bottleneck by pre-processing (batching, filtering, compressing etc)   Minimize Latency- processing near edg...

Are you building apps with Intel XDK?

Then you may note the following: The latest update released October 11, 2016 is v3619 If you are using versions prioer to 2893 released in March 2016 then the following are no longer supported:           Build Tab          Test Tab          and the Intel App Preview Please upgrade to version 3619. After this the Debug tab and the hosted weinre server while using Test Tab and the Live Development pane under DEVELOP Tab are deprecated and will be retired soon. What's new in v 3619? A keyword-based filter for sorting samples and prjects New Linux and Apple OSX installers New Iot Project Samples using Microsoft Azure Many other issues have been addressed. Too numerous to sumarize here. Follow this link: https://software.intel.com/en-us/xdk/docs/release-notes-information-intel-xdk