The OpenMTC SDK aims to provide developers with a convenient yet flexible tool to write oneM2M compliant applications. This includes network applications (NAs), gateway application (GAs), device applications (DAs), as well as interworking proxy entities (IPEs).
# Table of Content
- [Quick Start](doc/openmtc-get-started.md)
- [Introduction](doc/introduction.md)
- [Deployment](doc/deployment-guide.md)
- [The MQTT Client](doc/onem2m-client-mqtt.md)
- [Authentication Guide](doc/authentication.md)
- [Installation of the OpenMTC SDK](doc/install-sdk.md)
- [Overview REST API](doc/overview-rest-api.md)
- [Write your first OpenMTC applications](doc/training/training-index.md)
- [SDK - Using the Application Framework](doc/sdk-framework.md)
- [SDK - The low-level CSE Client](doc/sdk-client.md)
- [SDK - The Data Model](doc/sdk-datamodel.md)
- Examples
- [IoT Data Visualization](doc/example-apps/IoT-data-visualization.py)
The OpenMTC SDK is written in and for the Python programming language. Users should therefore have at least a certain knowledge of Python and its paradigms. For this matter, the following material is recommended:
- [The Python Homepage](http://www.python.org)
- [Expert Python Programming by Tarek Ziadé](http://www.e-reading.by/bookreader.php/138816/Ziade_-_Expert_Python_programming.pdf)
- [Code Like a Pythonista: Idiomatic Python by David Goodger](http://python.net/~goodger/projects/pycon/2007/idiomatic/handout.html)
# Feedback
Please create issues for any problems and direct any comments or feedback you are having to <ahref="mailto:support@openmtc.org">support@openmtc.org</a>
Please let us know what you think. We are also very interested in any use case you are *not* able to implement with the SDK or if you find it difficult to do so.
