April 13th, 2016 (TQL101 Class 2)

Agenda for class (April 13, 2016)

Docs (April 13, 2016)

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Support - Join Slack (April 13, 2016)

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Useful Slack channels (April 13, 2016)

channel	topics like	member	details
#general	Love TQL! The new TQLEngine release is now available here... My TQL project was demo'ed here last week...	all tqlers
#quick-question	Can a ThingModel combing more than one ThingFacet? What does Update = "auto" mean? Where can I find information on the protocol handler parameters?	all tqlers	Encouraging all to ask and answer quick questions, including TQL support staff. Expected response time: as soon as possible
#support	Having trouble installing TQLEngine Workflow not getting data in	all tqlers	This is for developer support TQL support staff will be monitoring this channel Expected response time: 4 hours
#tql101-class	Tutorial #2 recording now posted here Do I need Raspberry Pi for the next session?	private, only for members of each class
#random	Happy Friday!	all tqlers
#feature-request	This channel will be opened in the near future

For Class2 - TQL account and access (April 13, 2016)

We will give you the latest TQLEngine download access after today's session (tutorial #1)
Please create a new account from tql.atomiton.com and log in (not the tqlr1 account)

You will have a 1-year developer's license if you finish the course. See Final Project (Graduation Criteria)
Use the tql.atomiton.com instance for your projects going forward

Hardware requirements (April 13, 2016)

The hardware required for the tutorials are listed at: The Greenhouse Tutorials
Although you are not required to obtain all hardware, we encourage you to do so, especially if you can get as a team to share
Minimum required: Raspberry Pi, Arduino, one sensor (e.g. temperature), one actuator (e.g. cameral)
We provide the sketch (C++ at micro-controller level) and set up guides for the hardware listed here. So staying with this list is the easiest.

New team members - brief intro (5 min)