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The Future of
Developer Tools for IoT
Tracy Miranda
Kichwa Coders
@tracymiranda
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Developer Tools
Build
software
stuff
Quickly,
Scale well
Troubleshoot
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What Language for IoT ?
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What Language for IoT ?
https://www.slideshare.net/IanSkerrett/iot-developer-survey-2017
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C Assembler
Verilog
C#
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Eclipse IDE
@eclipsejavaide
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To IDE or not to IDE?
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VS Code
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The IDE Spectrum
Smart
Editors IDE
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VISUAL (HIGHER LEVEL)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
CLOUD
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VISUAL (HIGHER LEVEL)
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We need a higher level of
abstraction for digital twin.
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All IoT tools need more
visuals and less text
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Node-Red?
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Visual Tools Should Be:
• Able to support hierarchy of
abstraction layers
• Allow users to work at optimal layer
(e.g. drill down)
• Transition to text layer
• Scriptable
• Debuggable
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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
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Intelligent Completions: Code
Recommenders
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AI-Powered Bug Detection
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Software Mining
Open source code
mining
Configuration mining
Natural language
sources
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Who wants AI powered
tools?
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We have the technology
We have the data
We need the integration & design
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“Design is not just what it looks like
and feels like. Design is how it
works” –Steve Jobs
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CLOUD
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DevOps In The Cloud
Source Control
github, bitbucket, etc
Builds & CI
jenkins, hudson, travis, circleci etc
Other
jira, bugzilla, gerrit etc
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Cloud Workspaces
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Cloud Workspaces
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Language Server Protocol
LSP
https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol/wiki/Protocol-Implementations
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Language Server Protocol
LSP
https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol/wiki/Protocol-Implementations
Code
Completion
Hovers
Jump to
definition
Find
References
Diagnostics
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Language Server Protocol:
Developer communities and tools are
restructuring to work together and be
more effective.
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Language Server Protocol:
Desktop editors will keep up better
with changes in languages.
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Language Server Protocol:
Cloud editors are set to significantly
improve their functionality.
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Github?
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Github
http://blog.atom.io/2017/09/12/announcing-atom-ide.html
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Language Server Protocol:
Let the fragmentation continue…
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Every developer deserves their very own
domain specific language…
www.eclipse.org/xtext
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Debug Protocol
gdb
GDB mi
Protocol
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The future is distributed:
Monoliths to microservices.
IDEs to micro-ides
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Lots of new possibilities…
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/interviews-on-skype
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VISUAL (HIGHER LEVEL)
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
CLOUD
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Gen Z Codes in the Cloud by Default
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Shape The Future
Design, design, design
Integrate all the things
Think extensible
Default to open source