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      1. tutorials | web, galaxy watch

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      Tizen Tidbits: Working with Sensors and the Heart Rate Monitor

      this is part of a 2 hour tizen workshop that you can find here: https://youtu.be/5xp8jfpxom8 in this video, you will learn to use the wearable device sensors and modify a project to detect the user's heart rate. you can also connect with me, diego, a sr. developer evangelist, on twitter: https://twitter.com/hielo777 have questions? post them in our forums: https://forum.developer.samsung.com/ check out other videos, blog posts, and tips to improve your tizen app development. check out the tizen tidbits playlist on our youtube channel, and learn more about the wide selection of samsung technologies on our developer portal.

      Diego Lizarazo Rivera

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2020/06/23/tizen-tidbits-working-with-sensors-and-the-heart-rate-monitor
      1. tutorials | web, galaxy watch

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      Tizen Tidbits: Using JavaScript to Change your App’s Appearance

      this is part of a 2 hour tizen workshop that you can find here: https://youtu.be/5xp8jfpxom8 in today's video we will use javascript to dynamically modify the background of your tizen web app. you can also connect with me, diego, a sr. developer evangelist, on twitter: https://twitter.com/hielo777 have questions? post them in our forums: https://forum.developer.samsung.com/ check out other videos, blog posts, and tips to improve your tizen app development. check the tizen tidbits playlist on our youtube channel, and learn more about the wide selection of samsung technologies on our developer portal.

      Diego Lizarazo Rivera

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2020/05/27/tizen-tidbits-using-javascript-to-change-your-apps-appearance
      1. tutorials | web, galaxy watch

      blog

      Tizen Tidbits: Page Navigation with Tizen Advanced UI

      this clip is part of a 2 hour tizen online workshop that you can find here: https://youtu.be/5xp8jfpxom8 in this video, we will create a small project and see how we can navigate through different pages using the tizen advanced ui. you can also connect with me, diego, a sr. developer evangelist, on twitter: https://twitter.com/hielo777 have questions? post them in our forums: https://forum.developer.samsung.com/ check out other videos, blog posts, and tips to improve your tizen app development. check the tizen tidbits playlist on our youtube channel, and learn more about the wide selection of samsung technologies on our developer portal.

      Diego Lizarazo Rivera

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2020/05/26/tizen-tidbits-page-navigation-with-tizen-advanced-ui
      1. tutorials | web, galaxy watch

      blog

      Tizen Tidbits: Adding Images to Your Tizen Web App

      this short clip is part of a 2 hour tizen online workshop that you can find here: https://youtu.be/5xp8jfpxom8 in this installment of the tizen tidbits series, we will see how to easily add images to your web application. you can connect with me, diego, a sr. developer evangelist, on twitter: https://twitter.com/hielo777 have questions? post them in our forums: https://forum.developer.samsung.com/ check out other videos, blog posts, and tips to improve your tizen app development. check the tizen tidbits playlist on our youtube channel, and learn more about the wide selection of samsung technologies on our developer portal.

      Diego Lizarazo Rivera

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2020/05/22/tizen-tidbits-adding-images-to-your-tizen-web-app
      1. tutorials | web, galaxy watch

      blog

      Tizen Tidbits: Changing the Style of Your App

      this short clip is part of a 2 hour tizen online workshop that you can find here: https://youtu.be/5xp8jfpxom8 in this video, we modify the style of our web application in tizen studio to fit the correct dimensions of the galaxy watch screen. you can also connect with me, diego, a sr. developer evangelist, on twitter: https://twitter.com/hielo777 have questions? post them in our forums: https://forum.developer.samsung.com/ check out other videos, blog posts, and tips to improve your tizen app development. check the tizen tidbits playlist on our youtube channel, and learn more about the wide selection of samsung technologies on our developer portal.

      Diego Lizarazo Rivera

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2020/05/20/tizen-tidbits-changing-the-style-of-your-app
      1. tutorials | web, galaxy watch

      blog

      Tizen Tidbits: First Steps with Tizen Studio

      this video is a clip of a 2 hour tizen online workshop and is focused on taking you through the first steps of creating a new application in tizen studio. you can find the full workshop here: https://youtu.be/5xp8jfpxom8 you can also connect with me, diego, a sr. developer evangelist, on twitter: https://twitter.com/hielo777 have questions? post them in our forums: https://forum.developer.samsung.com/ check out other videos, blog posts, and tips to improve your tizen app development. check the tizen tidbits playlist on our youtube channel, and learn more about the wide selection of samsung technologies on our developer portal.

      Diego Lizarazo Rivera

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2020/05/19/tizen-tidbits-first-steps-with-tizen-studio
      1. tutorials | galaxy watch

      blog

      Tizen Tidbits: How to Duplicate Projects in Tizen Studio

      welcome back to the tizen tidbits series where we cover different aspects of tizen app development. in the third video of the series, we will cover a quick tip on how to duplicate projects in tizen studio. this can be useful when you want to experiment modifying or adding new features, without losing your current progress. tizen studio is the ide for web applications and native applications development. in upcoming videos we will cover core concepts for the tizen .net framework. don’t forget to tell us in the forums what topics you will like us to touch on in future videos.

      Diego Lizarazo Rivera

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2020/01/21/tizen-tidbits-how-to-duplicate-projects-in-tizen-studio
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      Samsung Developers Top 10 Moments of 2021

      another year will soon be past and, like many of you, we’re looking forward to next year. we’ll be taking some time the next few weeks to be with our families, and will be back in 2022 with more blogs, podcasts, product announcements, and ways for you to succeed with galaxy store and samsung platforms. with the end-of-year holidays upon us, we’re stopping to reflect on what we did in 2021. even with covid making a disruption in everyone’s lives, we’re still here to help developers find answers and hopefully, also find success. here are some of our most memorable moments. 10. developer portal refresh brought a modern look and support for mobile we’ve been working for several years to bring samsung’s developer portal into a single web infrastructure. we moved content from multiple servers and cloud services into a cms that uses open standards and a responsive design for mobile devices. we pored through a decade of content to make sure it was still timely and accurate for your needs today. we integrated the developer forums to use the same samsung account login for both the developer portal and seller portal to give you a more seamless experience. in october of this year, we made a ux refresh to the site and the most amazing thing is how easy that process went. there were no late nights in the weeks prior to launch. we were able to test the new ux in a sandbox rigorously. then the deployment to production happened almost instantaneously. we spent less time worrying about our website and more time creating the content you need to do your work. we understand how important the samsung developer portal is to you and your work. that’s why we took the time to ensure a smooth transition as we made major infrastructure changes. 9. monthly updates keep developers up-to-date on new galaxy store features the galaxy store product management team began publishing monthly newsletters to enlighten developers of the latest features and improvements to seller portal. these updates also usually appear as blog posts in the first week or two of the month. some of the major announcements include: staged app rollouts (october) local currencies in settlement and financial reports (september) private beta testing (july) galaxy store developer api (april) look for more exciting improvements in 2022 as galaxy store continues to innovate. 8. unpacked events bring exciting new product announcements galaxy unpacked in january 2021 brought announcements of the galaxy buds pro, galaxy s21, and the new galaxy smarttag. the event highlighted samsung’s design concepts with one ui 3 and integrated experiences from partners like microsoft and google. the august galaxy unpacked event brought announcements of galaxy z fold3 and galaxy z flip3 phones. these devices have many new hardware and software features for developers to build upon. this blog post highlighted many of the ways that developers can implement features supporting flex mode and s pen remote, while ensuring that users have a seamless experience with app continuity. the most anticipated announcement of the august galaxy unpacked event was the unveiling of galaxy watch4, featuring wear os, powered by samsung. as with the tizen-powered galaxy watch devices, samsung released a new tool, galaxy watch studio converter, to help existing designers bring their watch faces to wear os. designers could also start a new watch face project from scratch with the newly-released watch face studio tool. 7. remote test lab updates allow developers to experience the latest hardware as new devices are announced, developers can use the remote test lab (rtl) to ensure that their apps work properly on the new version of one ui as well as different screen resolutions and pixel densities. in 2021, the rtl development team added support for foldables and galaxy s21 devices, allowing developers to ensure their apps work correctly before the devices are available to consumers. the rtl team also added support for android studio. in september, thousands of devices were added in data centers around the world to ensure that a compatible device is always available. as part of this release, rtl was re-engineered to work exclusively in the chrome browser, so that no external software is needed to test apps on all the latest devices. 6. samsung developer forums activity the samsung developer forums, based on the popular open-source discourse project, were introduced in january 2020, replacing an aging forum infrastructure that didn’t work well on mobile devices. by using the same samsung account authentication method as the samsung developers site, we’re able to provide a nearly-seamless experience across different hosts and platforms. since their introduction, we’ve seen large numbers of visitors stop by the forums with questions. community manager ron liechty has more than 25 years of experience in managing healthy communities—his knowledge and guidance keeps the forums a useful resource for developers. some of these visitors have become our best community members, providing valuable feedback to their peers as well as helping to moderate spam and malicious content. 5. supporting game developers in 2021 games are a noticeable part of the galaxy store experience and we work with many partners and internal teams to ensure that gamers have a great experience on galaxy devices. the galaxy gamedev team works closely with some of the top publishers and developers to improve performance of top titles on mobile. this team creates tools that provide great detail on the performance of the cpu and gpu during intense moments of gameplay. the gamedev team then documents their efforts in a series of best practices and blog posts to help developers everywhere. in addition to our internal team work, we frequently work with our partners at arm to deliver relevant content for game developers. this summer, we published and promoted a number of educational articles, webinars, and training series in cooperation with the arm developer team. best practices for mobile game developers and artists new vulkan extensions for mobile: maintenance extensions new vulkan extensions for mobile: legacy support extensions new game changing vulkan extensions for mobile: descriptor indexing new game changing vulkan extensions for mobile: buffer device address new game changing vulkan extensions for mobile: timeline semaphores mike barnes from the gamedev team, together with eric cloninger from the samsung developers team, presented at the virtual gdc2021 event in july. gdc is an important event for all of us at samsung and we hope to see you all there at the live event in march 2022. 4. new voices appeared on samsung developers podcast, season 2 shortly before the covid-19 pandemic changed our lives, tony morelan from samsung developers attended a podcasting event and came back to the office inspired to start a podcast. he lined up guests from internal teams and important partners. everyone had a great time participating and it gave us a way to continue delivering quality content to developers. as 2020 turned to 2021, we continued bringing interesting guests from across the mobile design and development ecosystem. we used the podcast to talk about the upcoming virtual samsung developer conference and chat with the people that made the event a success. here are some of the highlights from season 2 of the samsung developers podcast: drazen stojcic, urarity – watch faces, design tan nguyen, butterfly-effected gmbh – galaxy themes, marketing, licensing the samsung internet advocacy team – web standards, privacy, foldable devices we’re still hoping for a return to days where we can travel and meet in person, but until that time comes, please join us in listening to these industry veterans and top developers on the samsung developers podcast. season 3 begins in early 2022. 3. blog series instructs readers on design and successful marketing without live events the past two years, we have searched for new ways to continue delivering timely and helpful advice to mobile app designers and developers. as mentioned previously, we worked with arm this year to bring great technical content front and center. we also worked with our network of top designers, developers, and thought leaders on concepts that will help you succeed on galaxy store and in creating better experiences for your users: better for all – in this blog series, we talked with leading designers and experts to help understand the increasingly important concepts behind the diversity, equality, and inclusion movement. this series discussed aspects of language used in apps, themes, and watch designs. it also highlights important guidelines to ensure apps and web sites are accessible to users with sight, mobility, and hearing impairments. better for all: mobile accessibility better for all: inclusive policies with daniel appelquist better for all: equal accessibility better for all: bringing diversity to design with eglantina hasaj and manpreet kaur better for all: diversity in design better for all: developing and designing for diversity refresh for success – it’s not enough to simply submit a title to a digital marketplace and assume success will follow and continue without extra effort. in this series, top galaxy store designers and developers talk about how they maintain their product lines to ensure a steady flow of revenue and new customers. refresh for success: maintain quality themes design with olga gabay from zeru studio refresh for success: improve your process to keep designs fresh with tan nguyen from butterfly-effected, gmbh refresh for success: improve your process and de-clutter your galaxy store with drazen stojcic from urarity prime time design – finding success in designing new products is an intensely unique and personal process. the prime time design series includes interviews with some of the most unique people creating for galaxy store. read how these talented people inspire themselves and how they convert that inspiration into action. prime time design: unpacking the creative process with ramon campos from friss in motion prime time design: unpacking the creative process with pedro machado from health face prime time design: unpacking the creative process with john shih from x9 studio strategies for success – tony morelan was a successful watch face designer before coming to work with the samsung developers team. we’re grateful for his knowledge of design as well as how to turn designs into revenue. in this four-part series, tony points out steps to creating successful galaxy store product submissions. strategies for success: selling your apps strategies for success: understanding consumer trends strategies for success: building your fan base strategies for success: making your brand successful 2. best of galaxy store awards highlight successful developers the galaxy store app on your mobile device is more than just an app. behind the scenes, there is a team of developers, product managers, business leaders, and security experts devoted to ensuring the best possible online experience for consumers in 180 countries. because of their dedication, developers and designers have a great platform for monetizing their work. each year, the samsung developers team works with the galaxy store operations and business development teams to determine the best games, apps, and themes based on revenue, downloads, and impact to consumers. the result is the best of galaxy store awards. in 2018 and 2019, the best of galaxy store awards were presented live, on stage, at the samsung developer conference (sdc). without a live event in 2020 or 2021, the samsung developers team decided to continue the tradition of highlighting and awarding our top galaxy store products. even without an in-person event, we used a live premiere on youtube to have a single moment in time to celebrate with the winners. tony morelan emceed the event, but he had a lot of help from ron liechty, jeanne hsu, susie perez, and shelly wu. we thank them for their hard work. we hope you’ll enjoy watching! look for the “best of galaxy store” sash on apps, games, themes, and watch faces in galaxy store to know that you’re getting a truly unique experience. 1. discovering new opportunities at sdc21 each year, the samsung developer conference is the culmination of an incredible amount of planning and work by hundreds of people. even though the event was virtual in 2021, there was still a huge volume of work. instead of preparing for a live audience, our teams practiced in front of a galaxy phone on a tripod (really). instead of building booths and planning meals, we built a website and social media campaigns to reach a larger audience. eric cloninger and tony morelan kicked off the promotion for sdc21 with a podcast featuring a previous sdc speaker, chris shomo. before the conference, visitors were invited to create whimsical caricatures of themselves using the mysdcstack mini-site and submit their designs to social media. by participating in the event website, watching sessions, and trying the code labs, visitors would earn points toward a prize drawing after sdc. relive the experience of sdc21 by watching the keynote or any of the highlight sessions and technical talks by viewing this playlist wrapping up when sdc is finished, our team takes a collective deep breath, happy to be done. it is a satisfying experience to pull off a big industry event. we don’t know yet how we’ll handle live events, but we remain optimistic that some will occur. we are making plans and we hope we’ll be able to see you, somewhere, in 2022. 🤞 take care. stay warm (or cool). best wishes to you all and happy new year!

      https://developer.samsung.com/sdp/blog/en-us/2021/12/16/samsung-developers-top-10-moments-of-2021
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      How Shell is Optimized for TV

      the beauty of xamarin.forms is that it provides a consistent api for creating cross-platform applications. when it comes to tizen, this advantage includes creating a cross-device application. tizen supports multi-device form factors such as tv, mobile, and family hub. each of these device profiles has a different screen size, resolution and even a different ux. a xamarin.forms application running on tizen looks suitable on each of these target profiles. this post describes how we have made shell suitable for tizen tv. shell is one of the main features of xamarin.forms that helps developers reduce the complexity of their application development. we would like to bring this giant shell experience into the tv application development. following picture shows how the sample app xaminals is running on tizen tv. shell is designed for mobile devices which means it is operated by the user's touch and gesture. however, on a tv, users have to use the remote controller to navigate the application, which uses limited movements like up, down, left, and right. therefore, the user cannot directly press the desired ui control, such as a button. sometimes it may feel difficult navigating the focus if the application is not designed intuitively. in addition, unlike the vertical display on mobile devices, a tv is horizontal. this causes other issues, such as the title bar on the top of the tv screen taking up too much space. for this reason, an optimized ux is required for tv so the user can easily navigate to all controls using the remote controller. in a similar case, we have a precedent of optimising shell for a watch profile (see shell on galaxy watch). shell on samsung tv this picture shows how the shell ui looks on a samsung tv. the most noticeable difference is that the title bar on top has been removed from the screen. flyout is always visible on the left side of the screen to reduce using unnecessary space and imply to the user that they should move the focus to the left to open flyout. flyout flyout always shows on the far left of the screen instead of having a specific button to show flyout. flyout is minimized while the user is browsing the shellcontent area. the user can open flyout by moving the focus to the left using the remote controller or changing the ispresented property to true in the code . tabs bottom tabs : unlike mobile, there is no bottom tabs on a tv. therefore, tab items will not be displayed on flyout, if flyoutdisplayoptions value is set to assingleitem. note: if the developer wants to show all tab items on flyout, the option value should be set to asmultipleitems. top tabs : if a flyoutitem or tab item contains one or more shellcontent items, another navigation drawer is shown on the left side of the shellcontent area. unlike flyout, the second navigation drawer is not minimized while the user is browsing the content, because it is included within the shellcontent. these two drawers provide an easy and consistent navigation ux. the user can use the left and right buttons to move between navigation drawers and content area, and use the up and down buttons for browsing items in the drawers. you can try this optimized shell for tv with xamarin.forms 5.0.1.2023-nightly or later nightly builds. (see xamarin.forms nightly builds). and it will be included in the next release of xamarin.forms soon. we would love to hear your feedback. our e-mail(tizen.net@samsung.com) is always open. you can also ask questions in the samsung developers forum or the tizen.org forums.

      Sunghyun Min

      https://developer.samsung.com/tizen/blog/en-us/2021/03/05/how-shell-is-optimized-for-tv

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      Develop | Samsung Developers

      samsung developers let's build together. the samsung developer program provides the tools to extend your apps with our services and apis. popular services and technologies galaxy gamedev galaxy themes galaxy watch health samsung iap samsung internet mobile galaxy sdk get started get set up to use samsung mobile sdks in your apps. galaxy ar emoji sdk create your own avatar in your app galaxy edge sdk specialized widgets for extended functions in the android view system galaxy gamedev build games for galaxy devices - the world's largest mobile gaming platform galaxy performance sdk optimize your application performance galaxy s pen remote sdk control apps remotely with your s pen galaxy themes with galaxy themes, you can personalize galaxy devices' screens galaxy z (foldable) app design guide for foldable phones health create a useful health app on galaxy watch and a smartphone penup a creative social network service for digital arts samsung automation studio develop your apps using samsung automation studio samsung dex build apps to control desktops with smartphones samsung blockchain build blockchain-enabled services for mobile devices samsung ese sdk provides a way for service providers to deploy services using ese on samsung devices samsung iap sdk make it possible to sell a variety of items in samsung galaxy apps samsung internet build web apps for the samsung internet browser-powering all samsung devices samsung pay integrate secure samsung pay functionalities into your mobile app or website samsung wallet an all-in-one, single-swipe solution for tickets, boarding passes, coupons, and more visual display develop your application and leverage your business with smart tv and smart display devices smart tv learn how to extend your apps to the big screen. create seamless tv experiences with tizen smart hospitality display welcome your guests in with captivating displays and memorable experiences that are managed by hotel staff using tizen smart signage professional-grade image quality and high impact messaging to suit whatever your business needs digital appliance get in-depth information and resources to design high quality apps for samsung’s products and services. family hub create your own avatar in your app platform create smartapps. develop a rich, connected experience to automate a wide variety of iot devices bixby apply voice to your apps smartthings add smartness to your users' lives knox secure your devices tizen build apps that connect everything samsung code lab learn about how to use samsung sdks and tools to implement various use cases with sample apps. go to code lab forum looking for a community? meet other developers. ask questions, find answer. go to forum newsletter monthly newsletter for samsung developers if you don't currently receive the newsletter, you can subscribe here. i agree that samsung developers may use the data given by me for the newsletter. detail subscribe

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