Yesterday Microsoft made its official announcement about the public release of Windows 10 IoT Core for the Raspberry Pi 2. It's targeted towards small, embedded devices that don't necessarily have screens, as it doesn't include the familiar Windows shell you're used to seeing on your PC. Which works in favour of all you engineers, inventors and hackers out there who like to give your gear a touch of personal identity; all you'll need to get involved is a Windows 10 machine running Visual Studio 2015.
That's all great for diving headlong into the exciting world of code creation. But what about your early introduction to this tasty new bounty of binary brilliance for the beloved Raspberry Pi 2? As you guessed, element14 is here to help.
This is a living document that we'll keep up to speed with all our content to bring you the ultimate guide to Windows 10 IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2, packed with official and community-created guides, projects, hints and tips right beneath your mouse pointer. And if there's anything you want us to add to the list, just say so in the comments.
So if you're looking for a short cut to Windows 10 activity, bookmark this page. Now let's get hard-IoT-core!
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| How-To & Guides | Raspberry Pi 2 and Windows 10: Hello WorldRunning custom Windows Universal Applications is what ties Windows 10 into the exciting world of the Internet of Things. And what better way to get started than a good old fashioned Hello World? oneleggedredcow shows you how, right here.
Windows 10 IoT Core on the Raspberry Pi 2Before the official launch of the Windows 10 suite, Microsoft ran open tech previews of its latest operating system, including the IoT Core. If you're looking to get ground floor info on exactly where Windows' relationship with the Internet of Things and the Raspberry Pi 2 began, start right here.
30 Minutes Guide to Installing Windows 10 IoT Core on Raspberry Pi 2In a hurry to get the new Windows 10 onto your Raspberry Pi 2? element14 minion Robert Peter Oakes is on hand to get you cruising the IoT Core in record time. Includes a great set of links to everything you'll need from around the web.
Running Windows 10 IoT Core and Code on the Raspberry Pi 2Once you're installed and ready, there's still a little work to do on your Windows 10 IoT Core Raspberry Pi 2 (that name needs seriously shortening!). Here's how to connect to it from your desktop PC and complete your set up. |
| Projects | Raspberry PI 2.0, Windows 10 and the DAC8734 from TIReady to start hooking up your Raspberry Pi 2 with Windows IoT Core to some of Texas Instruments' DACs? Once again, Robert Peter Oakes got there first and is sharing his work on element14. He's put up three projects on the subject, and each is as fascinating as the next. Check 'em out:
PiFace Digital II on a PI2, Windows 10 IoT and a cool demoAt the time of writing, Robert Peter Oakes noticed there weren't any libraries for the PiFace Digital II's chip in Windows 10 IoT Core, so he made his own! And, being the top dude that he is, he's shared them with you here on element14 and even included a demo project so you can get to grips with this essential Raspberry Pi 2 add-on.
SHARP96 LCD Displays on a PI 2, Windows 10 IoT and a cool demoRobert Peter Oakes is back, and this time he's brought some Sharp LCD displays with him. Check out these tidy, tiny LCDs running on a Raspberry Pi 2 with Windows IoT Core bubbling beneath. A great way to look through the Window (10).
Raspberry Pi 2, 480*320 Colour LCD Displays on a Windows 10 IoT and a really cool demoRobert Peter Oakes take on another small LCD display by strapping it to a Raspberry Pi and firing up Windows 10 IoT. At the risk of sounding like BuzzFeed, you won't believe what happened next. |
| Questions & Discussions | The kernal of a fascinating conversation is springing up here. It mainly focuses on setting up a Raspberry Pi 2 as a desktop PC alternative, but the question has been asked as to whether Windows 10 could be involved. Weigh in on it by clicking the titles above. |
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