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  • Getting Started with Pebble Time Round

Getting Started with SDK 4

Pebble SDK 4 is now available for developers who are interested in using the new APIs and features. We encourage developers to read the Release Notes, the SDK 4 Docs, and the new guides listed below to help familiarize themselves with the new functionality.

Getting Started

Install the SDK by following the installation instructions.

You can also make use of the Cloud IDE.

Blog Posts

We've published several useful blog posts regarding SDK 4:

  • Introducing Rocky.js Watchfaces!
  • Prime Time is Approaching for OS 4.0
  • Announcing Pebble SDK 4.0

New Resources

To get you started, we have updated the following sections of the Pebble Developer site with new content and information on designing and developing for the new Pebble hardware platform:

  • A 2-part Rocky.js tutorial - Learn how to create watchfaces in JavaScript using Rocky.js.

  • An updated Hardware Comparison chart - See the hardware differences between all Pebble platforms.

  • AppExitReason API Guide - A new guide with information on how to use the AppExitReason API.

  • AppGlance C API Guide - A new guide describing how to use the AppGlance API to display information in the system's launcher.

  • AppGlance PebbleKit JS API Guide - A new guide describing how to use the AppGlance API to display information in the system's launcher.

  • One Click Action Guide - A new guide with information on how to use one-click actions in watchapps.

  • UnobstuctedArea API Guide - A new guide that will demonstrate the basics of the UnobstructedArea API, and how to use it to create watchfaces that respond to Timeline Quick View events.