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Rendering system widgets in web browser

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‎09-03-2017 19:25

‎09-03-2017 19:25

Hi all,

I have a question for the SDK developers.

 

Currently I am prototyping my app by using a browser to display the SVG and its working really well. What I was wondering is if you could release the .gui files for they system widgets so that developers could prototype with those prior to the release of Fitbit Studio? 

 

Cheers,

Willem

 

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‎09-04-2017 04:32

‎09-04-2017 04:32

Hi, thanks for your question.

 

The system components are sometimes composed of other components, and these in turn are composed of other components or elements. In addition to this, there is CSS styling, fonts and logic required to make the components function.

 

Although we can't do this right now, hopefully we may be able to release some of these resources in the future.

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‎09-04-2017 04:32

‎09-04-2017 04:32

Hi, thanks for your question.

 

The system components are sometimes composed of other components, and these in turn are composed of other components or elements. In addition to this, there is CSS styling, fonts and logic required to make the components function.

 

Although we can't do this right now, hopefully we may be able to release some of these resources in the future.

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