Any members of the Intel and Windows Dev Program for IoT on here ?

Internet of Things - adammiltonbarker is intested if anyone is a member of the Intel and Windows Dev program for IoT?  Reply to this post if you're interested in connecting!

I am a member and am waiting for them to release software etc to start playing

I am in the process of gathering their new set of open source software and tool sets to learn as I have been an avid .NET C# programmer for the last 15 years or more

Peter

Hi Peter. Which program are you part of ? Most of the software is available now for you to download or do you mean the Windows 10 software ?

You can develop on Intel Galileo anyway. I was a lucky one to receive the board from Microsoft but prior to that I had already bought a Galileo which runs Linux.

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Arduino - IntelGalileo

https://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-22192

https://communities.intel.com/community/makers

or you can dive straight into the developer kit for IoT, again running on Linux and using various sensors provided by the kit.

https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot

For Windows you can purchase a normal Galileo and download the software but they aren't giving out any kits for now but I think I am right in saying that you can still get the OS etc and use the docs and examples

https://ms-iot.github.io/content/SetupGalileo.htm

http://ms-iot.github.io/content/WelcomeAndFAQ.htm

Q: Is the Windows Developer Program for IoT still open? Can I get in?
A: We’ve been overwhelmed by the public response and we’ve already received more requests for kits than we have inventory for this first round. You can still signup at WindowsOnDevices.com to join the program and continue to learn more about the program as it continues.

Q: I didn’t sign up for the developer preview. Can I buy an Intel Galileo and install Windows?
A: Yes you can! Please see bought or updating your Intel Galileo

Hope this helps you a bit let me know how you get on.

I tried to be part of the Galileo but was not selected, I am also waiting on the release of Windows 10 to try out on the PI but not holding my breath

I have been an MSDN subscriber for nearly 15 years and an MCSD for just as long, all my career has been primarily with MS technologies and the last few years I have been working more and more with embedded stuff (Not the day job, that's now migrating to the IBM Stack) but evenings and weekends working with the E14 community and on my own YouTube channel. I am looking forward to the option of running windows on an embedded platform as I will be able to leverage my C# skills and hope to produce a few good apps soon after

I tried to be part of the Galileo but was not selected, I am also waiting on the release of Windows 10 to try out on the PI but not holding my breath

I have been an MSDN subscriber for nearly 15 years and an MCSD for just as long, all my career has been primarily with MS technologies and the last few years I have been working more and more with embedded stuff (Not the day job, that's now migrating to the IBM Stack) but evenings and weekends working with the E14 community and on my own YouTube channel. I am looking forward to the option of running windows on an embedded platform as I will be able to leverage my C# skills and hope to produce a few good apps soon after

You can develop on Intel Galileo anyway. I was a lucky one to receive the board from Microsoft but prior to that I had already bought a Galileo which runs Linux.

:

Arduino - IntelGalileo

https://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-22192

https://communities.intel.com/community/makers

or you can dive straight into the developer kit for IoT, again running on Linux and using various sensors provided by the kit.

https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot

For Windows you can purchase a normal Galileo and download the software but they aren't giving out any kits for now but I think I am right in saying that you can still get the OS etc and use the docs and examples

https://ms-iot.github.io/content/SetupGalileo.htm

http://ms-iot.github.io/content/WelcomeAndFAQ.htm

Q: Is the Windows Developer Program for IoT still open? Can I get in?
A: We’ve been overwhelmed by the public response and we’ve already received more requests for kits than we have inventory for this first round. You can still signup at WindowsOnDevices.com to join the program and continue to learn more about the program as it continues.

Q: I didn’t sign up for the developer preview. Can I buy an Intel Galileo and install Windows?
A: Yes you can! Please see bought or updating your Intel Galileo

Hope this helps you a bit let me know how you get on.