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Misthy
SenZ is a new kind of query language that can be used to communicate with IoT Devices . It is easily integrable , Ultimately fast and is in the Highest end of security integration. Also it is lively developed accordingly. As it is said earlier this uses a #twitter like massaging syntax which has made this language a usable , more powerful and understandable. The communication between each of these devices are done via the My sensors switch which was developed using python, A high-end application switch which works as a massage broker. Once client devices are registered in the switch they should share their data to specific people(Other client devices). Then the. Then they are capable of sharing massages accordingly. Currently MySensors switch is implemented on two languages one is Python and the other one is Scala. In either case it doesn't matter in which language your clients are built on. You can use either of the implementations to suit your product. currently there are two implementation which works on UDP packet connection and TCP packet connections.
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SenZ is a new kind of query language that can be used to communicate with IoT Devices . It is easily integrable , Ultimately fast and is in the Highest end of security integration. Also it is lively developed accordingly. As it is said earlier this uses a #twitter like massaging syntax which has made this language a usable , more powerful and understandable. The communication between each of these devices are done via the My sensors switch which was developed using python, A high-end application switch which works as a massage broker. Once client devices are registered in the switch they should share their data to specific people(Other client devices). Then the. Then they are capable of sharing massages accordingly. Currently MySensors switch is implemented on two languages one is Python and the other one is Scala. In either case it doesn't matter in which language your clients are built on. You can use either of the implementations to suit your product. currently there are two implementation which works on UDP packet connection and TCP packet connections.