Quinn Shultz

This is the conclusion in a four part series on developing a simple Fitbit app. If you need to catch up, you can find Part 3 here. So far, we have retrieved the user’s location, used it to query weather information from the internet, and sent the forecast to the watch. All we need to…

This is the third part in a series on developing a simple Fitbit Smartwatch App. Now that we have the weather forecast, we need to send it to the watch. If you missed either of the first parts, please see them first. You can find Part 2 here. In the last part, we retrieved a…

This is the second part in a series on developing a simple Fitbit Smartwatch App. Now that we have the current location of our user, we can query the weather API. If you missed Part 1, please check it out first! Each part builds on the last part in the series. The asynchronous function takes…

This is the first post in a series for building your very own Fitbit app. It will cover some of the most useful features of the SDK including geolocation, remote connectivity, transferring information between your phone and watch, and the user interface of the application itself. In this tutorial I will cover project setup and…