The Apple Watch is the long anticipated wearable device from Apple. It includes a striking design and innovative new interface. Developers can build apps, or specifically extensions to apps running on their iPhone, using WatchKit, Apple’s developer SDK. Now, with the latest Salesforce Wear Developer Pack developers can build apps for Apple Watch and Salesforce.com. Join this webinar to learn how to build your first Apple Watch app using Salesforce Wear Kit. What you will learn: :: How to use the Salesforce Wear Developer Pack to extend your iPhone apps to the Apple Watch :: Common implementation patterns for Apple Watch development, including: notifications, glances, messaging with the Salesforce Mobile SDK of iOS delegates, and more :: Storyboards and project targets for xCode and Apple Watch :: Writing Swift code to work with Salesforce data Key Takeaways :: How to create an Apple Watch app in conjunction with the Salesforce Mobile SDK for iOS :: Sending and receiving data from Salesforce on the Apple Watch Intended Audience Existing Apple iOS developers, or Salesforce Platform developers interested in getting started with iOS Development

1. Getting Started With The
Salesforce Wear Dev Pack
for Apple Watch
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2. KeepTheConversationGoing
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5. Salesforce Wear launched June 2014
- 15 developer packs
Apple Watch Developer Pack
- reference application
• manage approvals
- pre-configured project
• glances and watch targets
- common patterns
• messaging
• working with Mobile SDK for iOS
SalesforceWear: AppleWatchDeveloperPack
developer.salesforce.com/wear

6. Demo

7. WhatDoYouNeedToGetStarted?
Apple Watch
Developer Pack
Xcode 6.2
Apple Developer
Membership
Developer
(onlytodeploytodevices)

8. AQuickPrimeronEnterpriseAppleWatchDevelopment
A watch app is an extension
to the phone app
Consistent
development model
Salesforce Mobile SDK still
performs the heavy lifting
controller
storyboard

9. AQuickIntrotoAppleWatchTerminology
Glances Notifications force touch
read-only.immediate long&shortform newgesture

10. SalesforceWearAppBlueprint
Mobile SDK iOS App
Login with salesforce credentials
add observers for watch events
response block
Salesforce1 Platform
authenticate & return token
Apple Watch
Extension
Observer
view glance(interface)
openParentApp(“name”)
handle request
perform request

11. OurProject:AddTasksToTheSampleApp
Add Handler
Add handler &
observers
Add task list
view
Add force
touch
iPhone Watch New Events
“For the things we have to learn before we can do
them, we learn by doing them” -Aristotle
https://gist.github.com/quintonwall

12. Subtitletext
Swift 1.2
- update sample app and dev pack
Analytics for usage
- how long a glance is shown etc.
Enhanced app on phone.
- Fully featured Tasks app
- Handoff
Notifications
- action-based patterns (long & short form)
What’snext? WatchDevPackV2

13. StillWantMore?
Getting Started Guide Enterprise iOS Tutorial Add Tasks Tutorial
http://sforce.co/1FuxWLI
TheprojectfromthiswebinarLearntheDevPack LearniOSfromScratch

14. println(“Thank You”)
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16. TasksHandler.swift:
https://gist.github.com/quintonwall/d0e50083abea0bff1f02