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Trond Snekvik

Trond is the lead frontend developer at Golioth. Despite his love for Typescript, he has extensive experience with embedded systems, and wrote a master thesis about building mesh networks on top of Bluetooth. During his 10 years at Nordic Semiconductor, Trond worked on the Bluetooth Mesh SDK and served as a Zephyr code owner, before turning to the dark side to build VS Code extensions for Zephyr. Trond enjoys pancakes, dogs and cross country skiing.
Security

Unwrapping Certificates

Certificates are the most secure way to connect your device to the cloud. This article reduces confusion surrounding them with simple examples.
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Device Management

Introducing the OTA Event Log

At Golioth, we believe that the ability to perform Over-The-Air (OTA) updates is a crucial part of...
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