Update code for PyPortal IoT Plant Monitor #1129
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May 22, 2020 17:35
…ke code easier to read
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@brentru wanna review? :) |
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@brentru - updated with your requested changes, and updated the draft pages in the ALS guide to match. |
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@jimbobbennett this looks good to merge, thank you for updating.
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Thanks @brentru - to avoid confusion I assume we can hold off merging till the ALS guide changes are approved? |
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@jimbobbennett Sure, I'll hold off until the guide is updated. |
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This is an updated sample for using the PyPortal with Azure IoT Central. This example uses the new Azure IoT SDK that was recently published.
This PR is raised as draft and will need to go live when updates to the ALS module are ready, but not before.