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By seamlessly integrating everyday objects and by changing the way weinteract with our surroundings, Internet of Things (IoT) is drasticallyimproving the life quality of households and enhancing the productivity ofbusinesses. Given the unique IoT characteristics, IoT applications have emergeddistinctively from the mainstream application types. Inspired by the outlook ofa programmable world, we further foresee an IoT-native trend in designing,developing, deploying, and maintaining software systems. However, although thechallenges of IoT software projects are frequently discussed, addressing thosechallenges are still in the "crossing the chasm" period. By participating in afew various IoT projects, we gradually distilled three fundamental principlesfor engineering IoT-native software systems, such as just enough, just in time,and just for "me". These principles target the challenges that are associatedwith the most typical features of IoT environments, ranging from resourcelimits to technology heterogeneity of IoT devices. We expect this research totrigger dedicated efforts, techniques and theories for the topic IoT-nativesoftware engineering.

Just Enough, Just in Time, Just for “Me”: Fundamental Principles for Engineering IoT-native Software Systems