[HH] MQTT talk?

[Stephen Ronan]

Ah, at 25 minutes into the program, Andy Stanford-Clark starts talking
about MQTT in a helpfully informative way
   - Stephen

On Sat, Apr 9, 2016 at 3:22 PM, Stephen Ronan <sronan at gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks, I'd be interested in a talk on that, either standalone or
> combined with a discussion of NodeRed plus LoRaWAN after The Things
> Network ships their equipment... scheduled for June.
> FWIW, there's a conversation with MQTT creator Andy Stanford-Clark of
> IBM starting 10 minutes in here...
> http://forum.thethingsnetwork.org/t/interview-with-mqtt-creator/1281
> Am starting to listen to it... seems a delighful chap, but not talking
> much here about MQTT
> Stephen
>
> On Sat, Apr 9, 2016 at 2:41 PM, Tom Metro <tmetro+hhacking at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I noticed some chatter on the #BLU IRC room about MQTT:
>>
>> (04/06/2016 05:44:05 PM) mog: mqtt is a lightweight message queue
>> (04/06/2016 05:44:23 PM) mog: i use it for controlling lightbulbs,
>> thermostat, my tvs, etc around the house
>> (04/06/2016 05:44:33 PM) mog: so a few minutes ago i could say lamp on
>> (04/06/2016 05:44:39 PM) mog: and my lights would have turned on
>> (04/06/2016 05:45:03 PM) mog: but now they do nothing till i upgrade
>> debian package
>> (04/06/2016 06:00:13 PM) tmetro: mog: ever considered giving a talk to
>> BLU on how you are using MQTT for IoT? The Hardware Hacking sub-group
>> has BLU talks several times a year. We'd love to get more coverage of
>> topics like that.
>> (04/06/2016 07:52:01 PM) mog: i wouldnt mind talking at a blu event
>> (04/06/2016 07:52:12 PM) mog: i really liked the one i saw on guix a few
>> months back
>>
>>
>> So if we'd like to see a talk on MQTT (more on that in a separate
>> posting), we have a potential speaker. mog, whoever that is, seems to
>> still be logged in to the IRC room, so we should reach out and suggest
>> an available month for a talk. (cc: John Abreau)
>>
>>  -Tom
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