Create engaging apps for Wear OS
summary
Millions of people use smart watches and users spend about 95% of their time looking at the watch face, so the session shows concrete paths: building a French‑styled watch face with watch face format v1 (demo builds, toggles colors, and a playful “baguette mode” work), using Compose for Wear OS and Gemini prompts to generate resources and previews, packaging an APK and publishing repo branches, reusing mobile domain/data layers for a Wear companion then moving to standalone, and practical tradeoffs around network, battery, and data syncing.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Agenda
- 1:30Project overview
- 2:40Configuration options
- 8:44Baguette mode
- 13:09Adding value to existing apps
- 16:41Design considerations
- 23:45Practical app example
- 31:18Wear Compose
- 35:10Whats next
- 41:10Questions
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