Getting Started with the Internet of Things

Content: Copyright
 Contents
 Preface
 I/Introduction
 1/Hello World
 Setting Up the Development Environment
 HelloWorld
 Building the Program in Visual Studio
 Deploying to the Device
 2/Writing to Actuators
 BlinkingLed
 3/Reading from Sensors
 LightSwitch
 VoltageReader
 II/Device as HTTP Client
 4/The Internet of Things
 HTTP
 Push Versus Pull
 5/Pachube
 6/Hello Pachube
 Setting Up the Network Configuration
 HelloPachube
 What Netduino Said to Pachube
 What Pachube Said to Netduino
 7/Sending HTTP Requests-The Simple Way
 SimplePutRequest
 Making Web Requests 8/Sending HTTP Requests-The Efficient WayEfficientPutRequest
 9/Hello Pachube (Sockets Version)
 PachubeClient
 III/Device as HTTP Server
 10/Hello Web
 Relaying Messages to and from the Netduino
 HelloWeb
 Request Handlers
 HelloWebHtml
 What You Should Know About Ports
 11/Handling Sensor Requests
 From Sensor Readings to HTTP Resources
 URIs of Measured Variables
 VoltageMonitor
 What You Should Know About HTTP GET
 12/Handling Actuator Requests
 From HTTP Resources to Controlling Things
 URIs of Manipulated Variables
 LedController
 Test Client in C# Embed a JavaScript Test Client on the NetduinoWhat You Should Know About HTTP PUT
 13/Going Parallel
 Multithreading
 ParallelBlinker
 What You Should Know About Multithreading
 14/Where Can I Go from Here?
 Recipes for Modifying a Server
 Server Versus Client? When to Push, When to Pull?
 Taking a REST
 Communities
 Other Hardware
 The Sky Is the Limit
 A/Test Server
 B/.NET Classes Used in the Examples
 C/Gsiot.Server Library
 HTTP Server
 Resources
 Representations
 Drivers for Sensors and Actuators
 Multithreading
 Index
 About the Author
 Colophon