Yes. I think the takeaway here should be that the MonkeyC compiler is not really an optimizing compiler like you get with a languages that compiles from source to machine code (like C/C++). It is more like the Java compiler; it compiles source code into…

jim_m_58 said:

The "Lifestyle" group (va and venu) at times don't have a feature.  The forerunner group is better, and with the fenix group, devices tend to have everything.

OP and I are specifically talking about features that exist in the…

longtrousers said:

I have read some comments lately about OOP versus conventional functional programming, and I was surprised that OOP is not considered by everyone as the holy grail.

I mean, functional programming is definitely much trendier these days…

It's close to midnight where I live and I don't want to get into another ridiculously long argument over DST/UTC. I'll just speak my piece one last time, and you can agree or disagree.

Just my (educated) opinion, but:

- You did contradict…

I have not had a chance to compare, but do the WatchUi.FONT_SYSTEM_* fonts match up with the actual device fonts?

Nope,SYSTEM fonts are identical (at least size wise) to the non SYSTEM fonts. Here is a full chart of Gfx.getFontHeight(i), Gfx.getFontAscent…

I believe this is a worthy topic as well and appreciate the input about converting the .fit file to a .csv file for further analysis. As most of you have implied, it shouldn't be this hard to obtain and trend simple heart rate recovery data.

Fun…

Hi,

this is the code I'm currently using:

function onScanResults(scanResults) {
    for (var scanResult = scanResults.next(); scanResult != null; scanResult = scanResults.next()) 
    {
        var packageData = scanResult.getRawData();
     …

The video from the breakout should be posted any day now.  I watched it live. There is also this in the doc that is in the 4.2.0 beta doc when you install it: under core topics

Complications

Garmin devices collect numerous data points as users wear them…