Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Thanks for the info.
I assume that the problematic watchface was the first in the list?
I think I know what the problem is in that special case.
Unfortunately, I cannot say when I will find the time to fix that issue.

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Hm, yes it was the first, never tried the second one because i was getting in recovery mode. :)

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Hi again. :)
Will apps like XBMC Remove work with SkippingStones? (http://www.mypebblefaces.com/apps/14228/9986/) Not sure if I wanna test, don´t have an Android or iphone near me and don´t want to go to recovery mode again!

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Actually, if "apps are working with SkippingStones" depends on a number of different factors.

First of all, the watch ending up in recovery mode is not related to whether a watch app actually works in the sense that its functionality is supported.
Reasons for the watch ending up in recovery mode could be, e.g., a problem during the upload to the watch or a problem with the watch app itself.
Unfortunately, I couldn't reliably reproduce the issue yet in order to track the problem down.
Thus, I don't know if its caused by SkippingStones or other problems.
If anyone is able to reliably reproduce the problem, please report the exact steps here.

With respect to the actual functionality: for apps requiring that components on the phone and the watch work together, obviously, the functionality on the phone has to be implemented as well.
The SmartStatus or Pebble MediaPlayer app support implementations in SkippingStones are such examples.
The actual communication can be done via different "APIs"/"protocols" and it depends on the watch app which method is actually used.

Last but not least, the XBMC app is an example for this, some apps even require triggering external actions, like controlling some media player device or querying web services etc.
This functionality also needs to be implemented on the phone and needs to interface with the external component.
So, generally speaking, the overall picture roughly looks like this:

Pebble <--> Phone <--> Other Devices/Services

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Does the email notification feature work with the Jolla?. I have everything connected and get Mitakuuluu and sms notifications, but no email?

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

I briefly tested it and it works at least for single e-mail notifications.
Notification for multiple e-mails should work too then but I didn't explicitly test it again, right now.

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Hi,

Thanks for all your work on this Jolla/Pebble integration. I have no idea what you actually do for a living but have you considered trying to crowdfund your work on this. Given the success of the Jolla tablet and the new Pebble time and I reckon you could raise enough money to pay yourself a salary to get a 1.0 out. I'd happily pledge up to $100 for you to work on this more.

Just a thought.

FYI

Pebble Time - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...no-compromises
Jolla Table - https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/j...sourced-tablet

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Skipping stones hasn't been updated in ages.
You better check out Pebbled: http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=93399

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Thank you very much for the feedback.
However, if you are looking for Pebble support for actually using it you should, as HtheB suggested, have a look at Pebbled.
I think Pebbled is better and more actively maintained and has some other advantages over SkippingStones like the ability to run as daemon or support for more Pebble features.

If you like to easily hack and experiment with your Pebble on your device then SkippingStones may be what you are looking for.
I purposely chose to implement SkippingStones primarily in QML in order to ease hacking and experimenting.

Re: [WiP] SkippingStones, Pebble Protocol Implementation and UI for Qt5/SailfishOS
 

Thanks for the pointer, I'll check it out.