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Dominique Guinard, Vlad Trifa

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Original title: Building the Web of Things: With examples in Node.js and Raspberry Pi
Translation: Piotr Rajca
ISBN Book printed: 978-83-283-2968-3, 9788328329683
Publication date of the printed book: 2017-06-19
Format: 170x230
Number of pages: 384

About the book

The Internet of Things (IoT) brings another technological revolution: here are more and more items, including everyday devices, thanks to built-in sensors and access to the network can communicate with people and other objects. The possibilities of such a network are unimaginable. Engineers who deal with this concept develop many different standards to support IoT integration.

It turns out, however, that in the chaos of competing solutions, there is a lack of a look at the Internet of Things from a slightly wider perspective, which would allow to develop a pragmatic and structural methodology for creating IoT devices and services.

This book has been written for people who are starting their adventure with the internet of things. This contains the information necessary to create prototypes of devices, products and applications using the WWW infrastructure . A comprehensive introduction to issues regarding the Internet of Things has been presented. There are information about devices, sensors, standards and tools needed here. Particularly thoroughly presented are the instruments necessary to build the WWW of things - that is, the layer of the Internet of Things application. This book will allow you to understand the problems of today's internet of things, learn about available techniques and how to use them.

In this book you will find, among others:

  • discuss the concept of the WWW of things and the Internet of Things
  • Ways to use Node.js to implement things web
  • issues related to the use of HTTP and RESTful type APIs
  • the characteristics of the individual layers of the web architecture of things
  • BeagleBone integration methods, Intel Edison and Arduino with the Internet of Things

Internet of Things: a fascinating future that begins today!

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