Some tips:
- the documentation seems to be, well, sparse. The most helpful thing I've found was code samples. They released five with the SDK (Sample{Control, Widget, AdvancedControl, Sensor, Notification}Extension) and two more here (EightPuzzleExtension and OSS_MusicExtension). Load them up into Eclipse as Android projects, they mostly work out of the box.
- well, mostly. For EightPuzzleExtension, I had to add <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" /> to the Android Manifest.
- also useful was Xiang "Anthony" Chen's HelloWatch post. All the example apps have 4 classes, and Anthony explains them better than I can. Almost all of my code went in the Extension app.
Here's the app I've been working on: MorseWatch. Mostly just takes in touch events. Also, I made a HelloSmartwatch app that uses accelerometers.
Maybe more details later. In the meantime, better to get some info and helpful links out there as soon as possible.
- the documentation seems to be, well, sparse. The most helpful thing I've found was code samples. They released five with the SDK (Sample{Control, Widget, AdvancedControl, Sensor, Notification}Extension) and two more here (EightPuzzleExtension and OSS_MusicExtension). Load them up into Eclipse as Android projects, they mostly work out of the box.
- well, mostly. For EightPuzzleExtension, I had to add <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE" /> to the Android Manifest.
- also useful was Xiang "Anthony" Chen's HelloWatch post. All the example apps have 4 classes, and Anthony explains them better than I can. Almost all of my code went in the Extension app.
Here's the app I've been working on: MorseWatch. Mostly just takes in touch events. Also, I made a HelloSmartwatch app that uses accelerometers.
Maybe more details later. In the meantime, better to get some info and helpful links out there as soon as possible.
Thank you for the links :)
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