What's New in Tizen? 5.5 Platform Update and Developer Environment
summary
Tizen 5.5 ships with concrete APIs: a watch face complication API including C and C# provider protocols and a watch-face editor; on-device ML pipeline support with single-model and GStreamer-based multi-model pipelines (TensorFlow Lite supported); a VS Code extension for web apps, Tizen FX device APIs, and a Tizen .NET toolchain for Visual Studio for Mac. Platform work claims ~48% faster app launch and ~20% lower memory use. Hardware partners deliver Tizen IoT boards and a Kojima massage chair with Bixby/SmartThings control. A live demo implements rotary (vessel) input via a DependencyService and detects clockwise vs counterclockwise in the emulator.
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chapters (18)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 2:10What is Tizen and its ecosystem
- 3:58Tizen 5.5 new features overview
- 5:01Watch face complication API
- 6:07On-device machine learning APIs
- 7:53Web and distributed processing updates
- 10:02Tizen IoT and third-party devices
- 11:06Tizen .NET developer environment
- 12:55Tizen .NET apps in Galaxy Store
- 14:44Tizen .NET for Mac support
- 15:31Performance and memory optimizations
- 18:01Tizen .NET Preview 6 release
- 19:51Tizen 6.0 development roadmap
- 20:15Xamarin and .NET 5 announcement
- 25:18Xamarin.Forms Shell and UI updates
- 30:18Xamarin.Forms 4.4 features
- 36:00Live coding with Tizen .NET
- 48:10Q&A and resources
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