Table of Contents

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Chapter 2: Welcome to the Internet of Things

Chapter 3: Hello ARTIK

Chapter 4: Understanding Security

Chapter 5: Your Development Kit

Chapter 6: Getting Your Hardware Together

Chapter 7: Setting up a Terminal Emulator

Chapter 8: Talking to Your ARTIK

Chapter 9: Network Configuration

Chapter 10: Configuring and Upgrading

Chapter 11: Programming Your ARTIK

Chapter 12: Using Eclipse IDE

Chapter 13: Using Arduino IDE

Chapter 14: Using the Command Line

Chapter 15: Programming in C Language

Chapter 16: Programming with Node.js

Chapter 17: Programming with Python

Chapter 18: Integrating with SAMI

Chapter 19: Integrating with Temboo

Chapter 20: Debugging Your Application

Chapter 21: Deploying Your Application

Chapter 22: Next Steps

 

About the Author

Cliff Wootton is a former Interactive TV systems architect at the BBC. The "InteractiveNews Loops" service developed there was nominated for a BAFTA and won a RoyalTelevision Society Award for Technical Innovation. Previously invited as a guest speakeron pre-processing for video compression at the Apple WWDC developer conference inSan Francisco and a former speaker on Interactive TV systems at the NationalAssociation of Broadcasters conference in Las Vegas.Previously taught post graduate MA students about real-world computing, multimedia,video compression, metadata and how to leverage artistic creativity through the use ofengineering and developer tools to build art installations.Current project work includes advanced web based user interface developmenttechnologies, ePublishing tools, web-to-print systems and working as a consultantengineer on R&D projectsstudying the deployment of next generation interactive TVsystems based on open standards. Pro-bono work includes MPEG, ePublishingmetadata and Cloud storage standards working groups.