1.0 Release
This is the 1.0 release of dotnet/iot. This is also the first stable release of the repository. With this release, we are mainly shipping two packages:
- System.Device.Gpio package which contains the main library which adds support for common protocols when interacting with IoT devices. The protocols added in this release are GPIO, PWM, I2C, and SPI.
- Iot.Device.Bindings package, whcih adds support for many common Iot devices and sensors, which with the help of the protocols supported by System.Device.Gpio, will help to wrap the communication between an application and the device/sensor. The functionalities for each device will depend on what the device/sensor capabilities are. For a full list of all of the device/sensors that are included in this package, please head out to our main index.
We would like to special thank all the community that made this release possible, and want to special thank the following contributors:
- @shaggygi with 64 commits
- @ZhangGaoxing with 25 commits
- @Ellerbach with 9 commits
- @Frankenslag with 6 commits
- @garciaolais with 4 commits
- @SergeyRazmyslov with 4 commits
- @DemoS76 with 3 commits
- @microhobby with 2 commits
- @RobinTTY with 2 commits
- @monty124 with 2 commits
- @maloo with 2 commits
- @nahueltaibo with 2 commits
- @johnastaf with 2 commits
- @fredeil with 2 commits
- @GeorgeMathieson with 1 commit
- @Ogieeeeee with 1 commit
- @kmate95 with 1 commit
- @MaxMommersteeg with 1 commit
- @Silvenga with 1 commit
- @zochris with 1 commit
- @Rickvanderwaal with 1 commit
- @CleoQc with 1 commit
- @Veujin with 1 commit
- @techniq with 1 commit
- @gloveboxes with 1 commit
- @CosminLazar with 1 commit
- @HumJ0218 with 1 commit
- @schonbachler with 1 commit
- @chaudi with 1 commit
We really appreciate all of your contributions, and the great help in order to drive this product to its first stable release!