Developer Corner

Everyone knows that imp modules use WiFi for their Internet connectivity — the imp005 has Ethernet too — but what about local networking? It’s no secret that Electric Imp’s engineers are working up WLAN-level imp-to-imp communication, but if you can’t wait for that — or you just want try out an alternative to WiFi — […]

Electric Imp has updated its mobile app, hard on the heels of the public beta roll-out of impOS™ 34 and the release of the imp005 module — both of which the new app version supports. The new release — version 4.4.0 — is now available to download free of charge from the iTunes App Store […]

Our customers often mention that they enjoy the flexibility and backward compatibility of our software. More specifically, they appreciate our software’s ability to assure that older devices stay as “fresh” as the newest models. In industries like energy, manufacturing and connected commerce — where machines and controls operate continuously for years or even decades — […]

One of the great things about the Electric Imp Platform is the ecosystem of drop-in libraries that allow developers to easily create highly functional and robust applications both on the device and in the cloud. Here are some examples: Need to integrate with Microsoft Azure? Drop in our Azure IoT Hub library. Need a JSON […]

We are very pleased to announce that the Electric Imp IDE now allows Electric Imp account holders to invite other developers and colleagues to contribute to their connected products. Which tools and features the collaborator can access on the shared account is managed easily and exclusively through the roles assigned to collaborators by the account’s […]

Electric Imp is making our IDE Beta release publicly accessible so now you can have early access to new features and capabilities. The valuable feedback you provide to us will help fine-tune the features to better suit your needs. Here at Electric Imp we’re always keen to bring you the latest features and updates as […]