One of my apps is Python-Test-Head-Off

Thanks to ricl! The paucity of documentation on running headed and headless was, I guess, my source of frustrations. Success came as I: - Created a BackgroundApplication (IoT) in Python - Debugged the application on the PI - The application now shows in the App X browser - Application runs as expect...

I am getting on the build the code: Severity Code Description Project File Line Warning Resolved file has a bad image, no metadata, or is otherwise inaccessible. Could not load file or assembly '_wingpio.pyd' or one of its dependencies. The module was expected to contain an assembly manifest. Testin...

Followed them to the letter... But when deploying (building) the code, it complains that _wingpio cannot be found.
Let me go through other samples and see how they develop. I will be back to you.
Thanks for your fast help!

As a newbie on Python, I tried many variations of C:\WINDOWS\system32>pip install -e "F:/Download/pywindevices.zip" with about ZERO success.
I appreciate this is a Python issue, but I could not find any answer in the Python forums.
I am trying to run the sample PythonBlinkyServer.
Thanks.

23. What development languages are supported on Windows 10 Core IoT? https://ms-iot.github.io/content/en-US/win10/StartCoding.htm Supported languages at present are C C++ C# Python Node.js (VB also works but is not officially supported) ... ... I am using VB based on converting C# to VB using http:...

Vb 1 to 6... VB .Net 1 to 4.6. I understand the OP and being retired, my time is limited. But I hate ; and { I am using a converter and - so far - get what I want. My comfort zone in JavaScript or node.js or C# is too narrow to be useful. Maybe we need a forum for VB programming in IoT...Good coding.

I'd like to add that Windows 10 IoT is really a version 1... we need to keep that in mind.

I see reality a bit differently. Windows 10 IoT is part of a system. Few if any would develop in RPI. Most use, as noted, a desktop tool, cross compiler or whatever. W10IoT makes a lot of sense when using the free Visual Studio 2015 (Community is Free and .Net is somewhat Open source). Creating an a...

12 Mbit/s ought to be within the capabilities of the USB on RPi but you need to ensure the CPU is not too bogged down doing other things. There isn't really any feasible way of adding a USB3 interface chip to a RPi and realising the potential higher speed. Newbie question: does this mean that the A...