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The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) has announced the general availability of its Bluetooth Developer Studio.
This a free development environment for developers get to grips with Bluetooth technology, aiming to cut developer learning time for Bluetooth technology and speed product development.
It makes building for the IoT simple for developers, from the novice to the experienced, boasts the SIG, in terms of adding smart wireless connectivity.
The devkit includes tutorials and code samples, with drag and drop functionality for a variety of Bluetooth use cases, and there are IDE functions such as auto-completion and auto-generation of code and support for virtual device testing.
You can generate code to create and manage your Bluetooth GATT profiles or services, for example.
The kit also supports the use of plugins, for example:
The Android Client plugin (from the SIG) - Generates an Android application which implements the GATT client part of the selected profile, complete with basic user interface.
The Android Profile Validator (again, from the SIG) - Generates an Android application which can connect to a device which has implemented the selected profile and validate the implementation against the profile design.
The software has been available in a beta-prgramme since April 2015.
For more information and to download Bluetooth Developer visit
www.bluetooth.com/developer-studio.
You can also find more developer support at https://developer.bluetooth.org.
It makes building for the IoT simple for developers, from the novice to the experienced, boasts the SIG, in terms of adding smart wireless connectivity.
"The Bluetooth Developer Studio arms developers with an all-in-one, cost-efficient, and easy-to-use tool to turn their ideas into reality. With it, they can create products and applications that make our lives easier, better, smarter," said Steve Hegenderfer, director of developer programs, Bluetooth SIG.
"With Bluetooth Developer Studio, not only will we see more smart gadgets enter the market, we will see quality products that 'just work', delivering the IoT experience consumers actually want."
The devkit includes tutorials and code samples, with drag and drop functionality for a variety of Bluetooth use cases, and there are IDE functions such as auto-completion and auto-generation of code and support for virtual device testing.
You can generate code to create and manage your Bluetooth GATT profiles or services, for example.
The kit also supports the use of plugins, for example:
The Android Client plugin (from the SIG) - Generates an Android application which implements the GATT client part of the selected profile, complete with basic user interface.
The Android Profile Validator (again, from the SIG) - Generates an Android application which can connect to a device which has implemented the selected profile and validate the implementation against the profile design.
The software has been available in a beta-prgramme since April 2015.
For more information and to download Bluetooth Developer visit
www.bluetooth.com/developer-studio.
You can also find more developer support at https://developer.bluetooth.org.
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