Marq series is using wrong widget memory limit in simulator

Two things.  Code used in a glance needs to have the (:glance) annotation.  Also, resources used in a glance need to be scoped for that:

See "Resource Scopes" here: https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/core-topics/resources/#resources

Not sure why you want a 2nd app.  If you are on a device with glances, you'll get the glance view and can then go full screen.  If the device doesn't have glances, it will go right to full screen.  I have widgets that run on devices from the original vivoactive to current ones.

Two things.  Code used in a glance needs to have the (:glance) annotation.  Also, resources used in a glance need to be scoped for that:

See "Resource Scopes" here: https://developer.garmin.com/connect-iq/core-topics/resources/#resources

Not sure why you want a 2nd app.  If you are on a device with glances, you'll get the glance view and can then go full screen.  If the device doesn't have glances, it will go right to full screen.  I have widgets that run on devices from the original vivoactive to current ones.

Try moving  your new HomeyApi() from initialize in AppBase to getInitialView, or in initialize() in your main view

initialize() in Appbase is called when either the glance or the main view starts.

Yes, that's clear. I got problems, because in app.initialize I instantiated a class where I have many API relevant implementations (oAuth, webRequest...). I'm not sure, but it seemes that causes an error. Perhaos in this class are some resources used without the glance annotation. Or all together need too much memory.

Now I don't instantiate this class on startup. Instead it's done in the get function. This way I don't get the error on glance view because is only instantiated from the main view.

Such dependencies can cause compiler errors like this:
Error: Illegal Access (Out of Bounds)
Details: Failed invoking <symbol>
Stack:
  - initialize() at Y:\...\garmin.widget.homey.oAuth\source\HomeyApp.mc:32 0x10000026

And at this line ther is the class:
    public function initialize() {
        AppBase.initialize();
        mHomeyApi = new HomeyApi();

If I call mHomeyApi = new HomeyApi(); only in a getApi() function, all is riight. But I can't see what's the exact cause of this app crash. I don't read ressources, only properties. So perhaps it's just the memory used by the two classes - but the memory peak in simulator is only 11kB.. So it's still not clear. But I got it working now with the mentioned changes.

If the error message would mention the correct code line which is not allowed in glance, it woul dbe much easier to fix it.