I'm currently woring on WatchyOS (WOS) - its an alternative to the official
Watchy code. Instead on heavly relying on inheritance, this project is structured
by different components which are controlled by a kernel. This should provide
more flexibility and it should become easier for developers to add new
features.
However, this does reflect the latest work by peerdavid, and I think they would appreciate linking to their latest stuff instead of pinning their old stuff to an old commit.
Fixes https://github.com/sqfmi/watchy-docs/issues/36.
Updates peerdavid's GitHub links to https://github.com/peerdavid/wos.
cc @peerdavid
Background
The last good commit from the peerdavid/Watchy repo is https://github.com/peerdavid/Watchy/commit/3a32880b93c926f6ac5d996ee8d7ebffbdfe0136. Here's a link to the currently-shipped repo with this path, pinned to this commit:
https://github.com/peerdavid/Watchy/tree/3a32880b93c926f6ac5d996ee8d7ebffbdfe0136/examples/WatchFaces/David
However, the
README.md
from the same repo at the current master reads:Unfortunately, it looks like this was a refactor that has been abandoned, as
README.md
from the new repo states:However, as of this writing, the last update was from 8 months ago. In addition, the nice
README.md
from the peerdavid/Watchy repo is not present in the new repo.However, this does reflect the latest work by peerdavid, and I think they would appreciate linking to their latest stuff instead of pinning their old stuff to an old commit.