In our limited time today, we have a very simple agenda: We're going to do a brief overview of the Notecard and Blues Wireless, and then TJ is going to provide more of a hands-on demo of how the Notecard works. Hopefully, you will see this thread of simplicity run throughout our time today and hopefully during your journey with the Notecard. We want to solve problems we have, not make our lives more difficult. I think this can be really easy for a lot of us to relate to when we're adopting new or unfamiliar technologies.
It sucks the life out of developers, it makes products difficult to plan, build and test.” This idea of complexity kills really is in our DNA at Blues Wireless, and it is our goal here at Blues to make developers’ lives easier. While I'm not the biggest fan of reading text off of slides for y'all, I'll do this really quickly here: “Complexity kills. Likewise, you can find TJ on Twitter I thought it'd be useful to start with our mantra here at Blues Wireless. TJ is going to provide a brief demo of setting up a Blues Wireless starter kit with a Notecard and sending your first data to the cloud. If you're a Twitter person, you can find me there Far more importantly, with me today is TJ Van Toll. I'm Director of Developer Relations here at Blues Wireless. So really quick, introductions: My name is Rob Lauer. Just so you know what to expect, we will spend about the next 20 to 25 minutes walking through the Blues Wireless ecosystem, what we're about, the problems we're helping to solve with the Notecard, and how we help to solve them. I think we are pretty much ready to roll here. Speaker: Rob Lauer - Director of Developer Relations - Blues Wireless 00:00
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