Reprint of the first .Net Micro Framework newsletter. Subscribe here! Sign up for other newsletters | Unsubscribe | Update your profile Volume 1 Number 1 September 2007 ...

The .NET MF team has been very busy over the holiday season working on getting beta updates out to our porting partners for our next release. For those that subscribe to the newsletter , you may have already heard the news that the Micro Framework will have a network stack in the 2.5 release. For those...

The folks over at EmbeddedFusion just released their SP1 Firmware and an updated SDK for the Tahoe Dev board and the Meridian SOC. This looks like a really cool release for them. Not only are they now supporting flash management, but they also have a slew of new managed libraries such as PWM, Binary...

Tony Pitman from Shatalmic is posting today as a guest contributor. He used the Emulator Temperature sample as a base to write this hardware guide for attaching a SPI temperature sensor to either a iMXS or a Tahoe dev board. Building a Thermostat with the Microsoft .NET Micro Framework By Tony...

Between our launch in February and now, the .NET Micro Framework team has focused primarily on North America and Europe. This was largely because, as a small team, that was all we could handle well. We have been working with some companies in Taiwan, Korea, and Japan but there were just a few. In Sept...

In the September Micro Framework newsletter there was a link to a technical article written by MVP Raffaele Rialdi. The article describes how he used the .Net Micro Framework to develop a swim training application on his Freescale i.MXS board. The article includes implementing timers for a stopwatch...