09-26-2017 06:00
09-26-2017 06:00
Hi everyone,
We’re excited for you to start playing around with the Fitbit SDK, available now as a Developer Preview!
To get started, you’ll want to set up your Fitbit Studio IDE and install the Fitbit OS Developer Beta Firmware (v27.30.2.8) onto your Fitbit Ionic smartwatch.
Let’s have some fun today 🙂
01-16-2018 07:00
01-16-2018 07:00
To save a version of you project from the Fitbit Studio, you can do Download -> Export. That will save the current version to a zip file. Use proper name for you zip to follow up the incremental versioning.
To reload a version from a zip file, you can do this:
- unzip the compressed file to a folder
- Browse into that folder and select all the content
- Drag and drop the selected folders/files direct into Fitbit Studio solution explorer (at the left).
This will recreate the exact same folder/file structure of your version.
I think Fitbit Studio should have an "Import from folder" feature instead of having to drag-and-drop the selected folders/files or even better, "Import from zip".
03-12-2018 09:20
03-12-2018 09:20
This is a great start guys. One suggestion I have is, you should provide the ability for developers to use the development environments that they are familiar with and simply provide a mechanism to push code to your servers. The IDE you provide is way behind what is currently available (e.g. Visual Studio Code etc.). It seems a waste of your development effort to try to compete in the IDE space. Instead you should concentrate on providing a high quality API for developers to use to publish FitBit apps. This would also solve the problem of "version control" which seems to be missing from your service.