Implementing a Modern C++ MQTT Client for Embedded Devices
Offered By: CppNow via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the implementation of a modern C++ MQTT client for embedded devices in this comprehensive conference talk. Delve into the world of IoT communication as the speaker unveils CiereLabs' open-source MQTT client library designed for embedded systems using C++14. Gain insights into efficient protocol adoption for IoT devices and learn why many have yet to embrace modern C++ for implementations. Witness a brief demonstration of the library before diving deep into its design and implementation. Discover useful idioms and techniques applicable to your own code as the talk addresses the challenges of deploying modern C++ on small OS-less devices or cell phones. Evaluate which features to utilize or avoid in embedded systems development. Throughout the presentation, examine how libraries can be elegantly designed and implemented for both large and small targets, bridging the gap between MQTT's efficiency and modern C++'s capabilities in the IoT landscape.
Syllabus
Michael Caisse: Implementing A Modern C++ MQTT Client for Embedded Devices
Taught by
CppNow
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