ClearBlade Tutorial
Part 1 - Initialize
Welcome to the ClearBlade Tutorial
Begin by completing part 1 of the tutorial. When you are done, click the button below to check that initalization was successful
Part 1 - Success
Way to go! You have initialized anonymously
You can allow Anonymous users to
Click Next to start Part 2
Part 2 - Authenticate
Complete part 2 of the Tutorial.
Test your work by entering a user and password, then clicking the login button
Part 2 - Success
Congratulations! You have logged in
The users in system
Click Next to start Part 3
Part 3 - Collections
Start working with Data - With ClearBlade you can
Complete Part 3 of the tutorial. When you are done, click the button below to check and make sure everything is working
Part 3 - Success
Congratulations! You've got data
Here's whats currently in your weather collection
Click Next to start Part 4
Part 4 - Create a service
Implement your Web API by creating a new service that is secure and runs your business logic
Get to work on Part 4 of the tutorial and click the button below to see it all work
Part 4 - Success
Good work - here is the response from your first service



Click Next to start Part 5
Part 5 - Getting busy with logic
Update your service to implement business logic that
Complete the steps in Tutorial Part 5 and then click below to check your work
Part 5 - Completed
Good work - here is the response from your service.



Does it look wrong?? Click the back button to try again
Click Next to move on to Part 6
Part 6 - Libraries
Create logic that you can re-use across your system
Complete the steps in Tutorial Part 6 and then click below to check your work
Part 6 - Completed
Good work - here is the response from your service that includes your library logic.



If it doesn't look like you exepected click the back button to try again
Click Next to move on to Part 7
Part 7 - Messaging
The ClearBlade Platform uses a secure scalable implementation of MQTT for messaging. MQTT - a protocol on top of TCP that is lightweight making it the open standard for IoT communications. It uses a publish subcribe idiom where a user chooses a topic to publish on or subscribe to. A publish can occur on one topic, but a subscriber can be subscribed to many topics. Additionally, there are various quality of service (QoS) states that can be applied to a published message to assure that that the subscribers receive the message.
Lets go!
Move onto Tutorial Part 7 and click Next
Part 7 - Messaging
Subscribe to 'weather'


Parts 8, 9, and 10 will all be completed in your ClearBlade system. Stay here and keep an eye on your message box to see the results of those activies