Introducing Mozilla WebThings
The Mozilla IoT team is excited to announce that after two years of development and seven quarterly software updates that have generated significant interest from the developer & maker community, Project Things is graduating from its early experimental phase and from now on will be known as Mozilla WebThings.
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The Mozilla IoT Team Announces Mozilla WebThings
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Mozilla Looks Beyond the Browser With WebThings
Mozilla Looks Beyond the Browser With WebThings
Mozilla relaunches open source IoT platform Project Things
Mozilla relaunches open source IoT platform Project Things as WebThings
Mozilla WebThings takes IOT open source
Mozilla WebThings takes IOT open source