Hey I am looking for a way/help on uninstalling Intel® DAL SDK?
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I am a non-software guy with some hands-on with Arduino IDE and ESP-12E. I want to use Arduino IDE and ESP-12E for testing Espressif IOT App. I have gone through almost all resources but could not find a step-by-step guide on:
How exactly to flash the FREE RTOS SDK to ESP-12E? What files in what bins? And what locations?
What is the Arduino code? I found some literature and code on GitHub but this is quite abstract for me as it assumes advanced user knowledge.
Can someone tell me how to go about step by step to test Espressif IOT App?
AFAIK the ESP RTOS SDK is not yet supported by the Arduino platform. You will have to use another IDE that supports CMake (Eclipse, Visual Studio) and integrate the ESP SDK with the IDE. Keep in mind that development on the RTOS platform requires a good level of programming know-how.
You cannot "flash" the RTOS SDK onto an ESP chip: the SDK is a toolchain that is used to develop the binaries that you flash onto the chip. There are several quickstart guides on the Espressif website to get started with the SDK, but as you are not familiar with development using embedded toolchains, I suggest that you stick to Arduino platform for now.
I have always been thinking that .NET framework is Windows only, and .NET Core is cross-platform (Win, Mac, Linux). And ASP.NET or ASP.NET Core is the web framework, respectively within the huge .NET or .NET Core realm. I thought the rule of thumb is that, if something does not have the "Core" suffix, it is Windows-only. However today I found I can create .NET projects using Visual Studio for Mac on my MacBook. I am really confused. Are these projects running on .NET framework (the runtime), or .NET Core? What did I miss here?
.Net Framework Guide
"The .NET Framework is a development platform for building apps for web, Windows, Windows Phone, Windows Server, and Microsoft Azure. It consists of the common language runtime (CLR) and the .NET Framework class library, which includes a broad range of functionality and support for many industry standards."
.Net Core Guide
".NET Core is an open-source, general-purpose development platform maintained by Microsoft and the .NET community on GitHub. It's cross-platform (supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux) and can be used to build device, cloud, and IoT applications."
When I look for development in C#, I get the following terms/frameworks/libraries:
Xamarin
Mono
Monotouch
Monogame(for games)
Are there more?
My first doubt is that are Xamarin, Mono and Monotouch same? If no, what is the difference?
Secondly Monogame is open-source implementation of Microsoft XNA. What is the meaning of open-source implementation? And if it is XNA-like, then why cant we just use XNA and why is XNA being made obsolete?
For questions like this why not visit http://www.reddit.com/r/gamedev who are generally happy to help with these kind of questions.
So Xamarin are the company that develop monogame which mentioned above is a clone of the now obsolete XNA framework which for some unknown reason MS have ditched. There isn't much work needed to port your XNA game to monogame. Developing for PC is free and always will be. You can pay for the tools required to develop on ios and android.
It really is a great cross platform choice especially if you have experience with XNA. For another C# alternative check out Unity.
i can't seem to find a dependency injection framework for windows 8 metro apps.
Is there a framework for win8 metro apps?
Ninject is not yet support for win8 metro. So does anybody have a suggestion? (Castle, Spring, ...)
You could try Unity 3.0 for .NET4.5 Preview.
Here is the source for Ninject WinRT: https://github.com/remogloor/ninject
It just not yet released.
I've been using the Beta version of Autofac Portable Library (which is supported in Metro apps) and it is working great so far.
The Catel MVVM toolkit also contains a DI-container, it's metro version will be released this week (according to one of their developers): http://catel.codeplex.com
Has anyone toyed with, or got an example for loading and using the dnsds.dll (zeroconf / bonjour / dns-ds) via Delphi. I have a c# version, but that isn't quite what I want.
Thanks
RemObjects SDK has ZeroConf support in the latest version:
http://www.remobjectssdk.com/
Very nice software, it's worth the price!
I have an encapsulation of Bonjour up and running with a code-first framework, though it does also provide some basic components. You can obtain the framework as part of my delphi.libs repo on github:
https://github.com/deltics/delphi.libs/tree/master/bonjour