Create your first Tile in Wear
summary
A hands‑on codelab that uses the Tiles API and Android Studio emulator to build a real Wear tile: implement a TileProvider service, separate layout logic in onTileRequest / onResourcesRequest, and match graphics with a resourceVersion id. The demo wires timelines, Box/Column layout, an arc showing step progress from a mock repository that returns random counts, adds a clickable action (load vs launch), and needs the bind_tile_provider permission in the manifest; the tile previews and refresh successfully in the emulator.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 12:41add a tile
- 20:25create a root box layout
- 24:49add some custom text and an image
- 28:03add an image
- 30:23defining the size of the image
- 33:39add the click listener
- 37:20provide a preview to the phone
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