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- Fri Apr 24, 2015 4:28 pm #15532

The core isn't on github yet - we've learned with our other product releases to make sure things are at least semi-well-documented and clean before releasing. But it will be all open source and released by the time it ships.

hah! maybe you could teach the arduino devs a thing or two about not releasing broken, undocumented builds (cough, 1.6.2, cough) on a whim

anyway i look forward to seeing the core, and hope it is just a hardware core and not a whole ide - could do without a 4th installation!

i actually quite like what the spark core guys did - which was basically just port Wiring to their mcu's, so you have arduino compatibility without needing the IDE or even a core at all, just regular old gcc-arm-none-eabi and some makefiles.

i'd quite like to get rid of the espressif sdk completely and just use the gcc-xtensa toolchain, but not sure if that's possible.

- Sat Apr 25, 2015 7:59 am #15597 Very cool! What are you using for SSL/TLS support? Your example of the rootcloud is using HTTPS - how is that accomplished?
*game changing* if you can really do SSL from this platform!


How?

- Sat Apr 25, 2015 4:27 pm #15632

Very cool! What are you using for SSL/TLS support? Your example of the rootcloud is using HTTPS - how is that accomplished?
*game changing* if you can really do SSL from this platform!

if its the same as the spark core setup then its not ssl/tls at all, but aes to the cloud, which then handles ssl/tls and sends back the result via aes. that way you don't have to handle 2048-bit certificates and a megabyte worth of root certs.

- Sun Apr 26, 2015 5:12 am #15660

Very cool! What are you using for SSL/TLS support? Your example of the rootcloud is using HTTPS - how is that accomplished?
*game changing* if you can really do SSL from this platform!

if its the same as the spark core setup then its not ssl/tls at all, but aes to the cloud, which then handles ssl/tls and sends back the result via aes. that way you don't have to handle 2048-bit certificates and a megabyte worth of root certs.

How can we use this method?

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