CloudPebble

CloudPebble: Build Pebble watchfaces and apps without installing anything! Account run by @KatharineBerry and formerly @Pebble. Not affiliated with Fitbit.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@Spinal_Cord There is https://t.co/cQmQyu6RZF — if that doesn’t work for you, then I’m afraid not.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

Hi CloudPebble IDE users! This is a reminder that the CloudPebble development environment at https://t.co/xnRnNno3pe is going down permanently on Sunday, at which point you will not be able to recover your source code. Please export anything you wish to keep as soon as possible.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@david_volt If there is sufficient demand, I’ll get it up and running again under the Rebble banner.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

This applies only to watchface and watchapp developers who used CloudPebble. Information from Pebble services *other than the CloudPebble IDE* will be imported by Rebble if you sign up on their site before noon PDT on Saturday: https://t.co/NAQeSasyaC

[Katharine Berry @KatharineBerry]

Hey Pebble people! It’s been a couple of weeks since @CloudPebble’s last tweet, to which you all gave me an amazing response.

So I have good news! We have the makings of a plan to keep your Pebbles going: https://t.co/YfTSF4424g

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

(To clarify, I am referring strictly to CloudPebble when I say "it". Character limits!)

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

Hey Pebblers! It's been a while. Fitbit is going to shut down https://t.co/xnRnNno3pe (and all other Pebble services) on the 30th of June.

Do you still use it? Would you be willing to chip in a few dollars a month to keep it up? I (@KatharineBerry) will run it again if I can.

[Katharine Berry @KatharineBerry]

Note that it's time constrained so if you have *many* projects it will time out. Worked for me and others, though.

[Katharine Berry @KatharineBerry]

CloudPebble tip: pasting this into the JS console while logged into CloudPebble will give a link to a bulk export: https://t.co/xPG5G0hAbL

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@reciprocum @PebbleDev It's not actually down at all; it's merely hit the new capacity limits.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@israelOZarate7 @konrad_it diorite isn't supported for pebble.js.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@israelOZarate7 I can't reproduce this — does it still happen if you delete your blank icon? If so, can you export it? DMing the link works.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@asiayeah @PebbleDev Yes — it's effectively a source compatibility indicator, and there was no compatibility break between 3 and 4.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@hitormiss That said, it's a bug, will fix.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@hitormiss Why are you selecting every platform? You shouldn't use that field at all without very good reason; tags are preferable.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@philhaz Half an hour or so, hopefully.

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@philhaz Yes, which was an error. But now we're down intentionally!

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

https://t.co/Sgt2IK6vMD also now supports developing Pebble Packages!

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

https://t.co/Sgt2IK6vMD now supports developing watchfaces in JavaScript on the watch! https://t.co/0S59zvECDy

[CloudPebble @CloudPebble]

@KenSchlatter What's the value of the "JS Handling" setting in your project settings?