Inspiration
When I had an analog watch, my responses to "what time is it?" were suitably vague. Now that my watch is smart (and, consequently, digital) I don't generally have an excuse not to say exactly what time it is. So I created a watchface that was as vague, grumpy, and uncooperative as I can be, when pressed for the time.
What it does
It's a watch face for the Pebble Time Round which, rather than displaying the exact time, gives phrases such as "It's about two." or "I don't know." The use case is: someone asks you what time it is, and without using your brain at all, your read what's on the watch.
How I built it
Read the docs on Pebble's website, consumed excessive quantities of caffeine.
Challenges I ran into
Pebble's C libraries are short on just enough functions to be irritating.
Accomplishments that I'm proud of
- First hackathon
- First time doing anything with a smartwatch
What I learned
- Hackathons are fun
- Watches are cool
What's next for what-time
- Other pebble models
- More interesting display
- External API integration e.g. Weather
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