I'm unclear about something and would appreciate some feedback.
The watch has 3 modes from my understanding:
You are either interacting with a (1)notification that has come from the iPhone or you are (2)initiating an action directly from the watch itself or (3) you are viewing information such as glances that don't require interaction.
Regarding #1 where are the actions to a notification defined? Does a dev need to update their iphone app to include quick interactions when notifications are sent to the watch? I hope this isn't the case because it's kind of silly to have identical watch apps for every iPhone app just to be able to reply or interact with a notification.
-Armen
The watch has 3 modes from my understanding:
You are either interacting with a (1)notification that has come from the iPhone or you are (2)initiating an action directly from the watch itself or (3) you are viewing information such as glances that don't require interaction.
Regarding #1 where are the actions to a notification defined? Does a dev need to update their iphone app to include quick interactions when notifications are sent to the watch? I hope this isn't the case because it's kind of silly to have identical watch apps for every iPhone app just to be able to reply or interact with a notification.
-Armen