Virtual IoT | Eclipse Mita - A New Programming Language for the Embedded IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) revolves around the development, mass-production and deployment of wireless embedded sensor devices. A plethora of prototyping platforms for exploring and developing those sensor nodes exist. However many of those toolkits do not scale beyond prototyping or offer an inferior development experience compared to other domains, e.g. mobile-apps or the web.
To overcome the rigidity of the conventional embedded IoT device development process, we are building Eclipse Mita: a new programming language designed for the embedded IoT. We designed Mita to be hardware independent and easy to adapt to other IoT and sensor driven developments. It inherits the syntax of modern general-purpose languages (e.g. Swift, Rust, TypeScript, Go), but compiles to near-production ready C code. This transports the hardware scalability (from prototyping to mass-production) to the software world. We introduce first-class primitives for sensor access and connectivity to other systems, which allows for quick exploration and integration into IoT ecologies. Sporting a static type system with type inference, a heapless memory model and static type/data size inference, we aim to increase developer productivity and happiness.
//Links
Eclipse IoT Day Singapore (Sept 18): https://iot.eclipse.org/eclipse-iot-day-singapore-2018/
Eclipse IoT Newsletter (July issue): https://mailchi.mp/0516ebbe2707/eclipse-iot-newsletter-jul-2018
//Connect with us
Website: https://iot.eclipse.org/
Twitter: @EclipseIoT https://twitter.com/eclipseiot
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eclipseiot
Virtual IoT Meetup: http://www.meetup.com/Virtual-IoT/
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