Dot Net and IoT: The Game Is On
In just a few years, the concept of IoT (Internet of Things) spread like a wildfire and here are we now! Integrating the two for some real-time immersive experience. Yes. DOT NET and IoT are no more poles apart technologies. But, with the help of the two, you can now create amazing applications to drive your business environment.
Eminent and skilled Dot Net developers in Australia and rest of the world are brainstorming to leverage .NET huge community base and the open-source approach to create IoT apps for supporting core business processes. .NET is obviously the prominent framework known at present keep ups with all ongoing trends and hence its parity with IoT was much expected. Tech enthusiasts behind the framework worked day and night for leveraging its versatility and potentiality in IoT software development. GetAProgrammer is too successfully turning the vision of businesses of a connected world to a robust reality with its range of IoT solutions and services.
Let’s us dig deeper to know what awaits for you in the combination of .NET and IOT and how they could be advantageous for your business.
Windows 10 IoT Core
Dot Net being a Microsoft product, it is obvious that it will be consistent with Windows 10 IoT Core, which comes with an easy toolkit and numerous user-friendly integrations. The UWP (Universal Windows Platform) combined with Visual Studio and Azure Cloud helped developers to well create stunning IoT applications with smooth UX.
Microsoft Azure
This enterprise-level platform works brilliantly with Dot Net for addressing purposes of IoT. Azure clearly beats out anything in IoT with it a distinct platform, accelerators, data store as well as data recovery. What makes it suitable for IoT apps development is its flexibility and interoperability. Also, being a cloud-based platform, it helps users in running an app on the cloud with few clicks.
Swift development of IoT solutions
Big framework communities like .NET help developers using reusable codes, and so they will speed up the process of IoT applications development. Needless to mention, .NET has an extensive class library that helps it so. Thus, if you want to build an IoT app within a short time, .NET will be most secure and easy option.
All in all, web services and IoT together will leave a tremendous influence on the business world. With devices or embedded systems connected together, all the enterprise posses remain connected, anyone within the organisation can access and retrieve data and clients can stay connected with their own devices. So, if you want to kickstart a smart IoT approach for your business, get in touch with GetAProgrammer.
