WatchKit UI Dev Companion | The ultimate reference guide for WatchKit's UI.

You *need* this if you are a WatchKit developer.

1) Experementally verified the operation of *every* UI control and reports on the bugs and nuances.  This will save you 100's of hours.

2) A table for *every* property on *every* UI control that tells you (a) how a property can be changed (interface and/or swift?) and a sample image and/or bitesized code sample.  It also includes a nice photo of the property in interafce builder, a short yet useful description, and complete swift code sample.  All of this has been tested.  Apple has many errors on their own documentation and poor naming conventions leave you to be confused as to what things like color actually affect.

3) Code samples.  Hate code samples from apple's site?  Seo does kernel development; he reads complicated code all day and understands what developers really want.  Every code sample is useful and self contained.  The samples show you *just* enough to get you started for a property.  How many times have you just wanted *something* to happen when you were just starting?

4) Beatiful diagrams and simple yet insightful descriptions.  Apple's documentation is horrific and shallow.  *do not learn from Apple's UI documentation*.  We explain everything about the UI controls to give you a rich and deep understanding of what's going on.

5) Know your limits.  The property tables provide a clear and concise guide to know what you can and can't do with properties.  E.g. did you know that buttons only have a touchUpInside event?

Written by Seo Townsend with the help of Kiki Schirr.

Seo Townsend is the lead developer on Fittr, author of WatchKit UI Quick Reference, and just finished the Fittr Apple Watch app. Kiki Schirr is the author of the Product Hunt Manual, and is also a part of the Fittr team.

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Comes as a 20+ page PDF, will include discount code for an upcoming book.