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We Need to Get the Internet of Things Right
- mark_l_watson 11y agoI am developing some (fairly simple) example IoT examples for a book I am working on ("Power Java"). One thing that I don't yet have a handle on yet is security, and I suspect that securing IoT devices will be in general challenging.
- davidgerard 11y agoIt would be nice if the article had even mentioned it, yes. Whenever you see the words "Internet of Things", think: "unfixable Heartbleed everywhere forever."
- pforpineapple 11y agoThis is very interesting. If we look at [Pebble](https://getpebble.com/ https://getpebble.com/), their model respects the view where one connected product should not duplicate or bring new dependencies to an existing network. The problem is, the only way Pebble could concretize was by creating an app that connected the watch to several other apps. IMHO, these islands of technology are profitable to Apple, Google (and Microsoft). SDKs for specific products are abundant, I would suggest an open-source IoT SDK that frames and federates the development of new 'things'. As one of the aforementioned firms, you can leverage an existing outsider service and make the experience easier for users whilst keeping a hand on their SDK. Divide and rule ?