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Yes, I am biased. In the session I showed 3 sample wearable apps. I highly recommend taking a moment to watch this video that introduces Cognitive Computing from IBM:. Those services that I mentioned above are all examples of Cognitive Computing systems, and are all available for you to use today.
From IBM Research :. Cognitive computing systems learn and interact naturally with people to extend what either humans or machine could do on their own. Cognitive systems are often based upon massive sets of data and powerful analytics algorithms that detect patterns and concepts that can be turned into actionable information for the end users. Curious where this will lead? Check out the Bluemix catalog to see how you might start adding Watson cognitive or big data abilities to your apps today.
Last, and this is purely just personal opinion, I see the mobile MobileFirst offerings themselves as providing somewhat of cognitive service for developing mobile apps.
If you look at it from the operational analytics perspective, you have an immediate insight and a snapshot into the health of your system that you would never have seen otherwise. You can know what types of devices are hitting your system, what services are being used, how long things are taking, and detect issues, all without any additional development efforts on your end.
Check out the video to see it in action. Those new features include but not limited to : Use of NPM on Cordova apps CocoaPods support for iOS apps Gradle and NuGet support for native apps Maven support for backend logic Faster plug-in speed — faster MFPF performance for new and existing apps New, better, sample code, documentation, and guides Automation support and self-service features for faster ramp-up and tear-down of environments for testing and iterations Ability to make changes to app runtime settings without redeployment Middleware redesigned for DevOps efficiency Custom notifications in MobileFirst Operations Analytics New crash analysis tools and more… Getting involved in the Beta This is a great opportunity to to explore new features, and drive business value.
You can view a replay of the IBM announcement in the video embedded below, or just scroll down for direct links: Here are quick links to each of the projects listed: Kitura A light-weight web framework written in Swift, that allows you to build web services with complex routes, easily.
Redefining your personal mobile expression with on-body computing My second presentation highlighted how we can use on-body computing devices to change how we interact with systems and data. You can check out a sample on the web here: Translate english to: Spanish French On the mobile client, you just make a request to your service and do something with the response.
English: Hello and welcome! Please share this article with your friends! Spanish: Hola y bienvenido! Source You can access the sample iOS client and Node. Key takeaways from the session: Wearables are the most personal computing devices ever. Regardless of whether developing for a peripheral device like the Apple Watch or Microsoft Band, or a standalone device like Android Wear, you are developing an app that runs in an environment that mirrors that of a a native app.
So, the fundamental development principles are exactly the same. You write native code, that uses standard protocols and common conventions to interact with the back-end.
Caveat to 1: You user interface is much smaller. You should design the user interface and services to acomodate for the reduced amount of information that can be displayed.
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