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Then in these sessions, they mention other sessions to dive deeper into certain details if needed. In case you get overwhelmed by the sheer amount of sessions, a good start is to look out for all sessions titled “What’s new in …” or “Meet …”, as these are summary sessions for a specific topic or framework. This is what I do right after the developer keynote. You can also bookmark sessions to watch later. Apple groups the sessions by topics so you can easily filter the videos inside the app. A good place to watch them is the dedicated Developer app, which recently also got support for SharePlay so you can even watch a session together with someone remotely and discuss it right away. The more than 200 session videos form the core of WWDC and are the best place to learn about the latest technologies in more detail. All technologies mentioned here have dedicated sessions throughout the week. It’s also a great way to find topics you’re interested in. It’s targeted specifically at developers so they can go into more detail and if there’s a single video you have time to watch for the whole WWDC, this is the one I would recommend because it’s like a summary of the rest of the week. It’s basically unveiling and demoing all the new amazing APIs much like the keynote is unveiling and demoing all the new products & services. The Platforms State of the Union is also called the “Developer Keynote” for a reason.

It’s not specifically targeted at developers, but it does include a short developer section towards the end, and big announcements like Swift in 2014 or SwiftUI in 2019 have all been unveiled here (watch the linked sections & listen to the crowd to get excited about this year’s keynote!).

OLLY MURS DANCE WITH ME TONIGHT SOFTWARE

The WWDC Keynote is where Apple presents the latest software and product updates to the public. What learning opportunities Apple offers officially throughout the week.

Discussing the impact of new technologies, features & products.

Connecting with other Developers & having a good time.

Learning about the newest Apple technologies.

With these changes in place and the yearly conference potentially staying in this online format, let’s take a look at the three key aspects of the conference and how we can make the most of it for each of them if we can offer the time: So this year, they are trying a mixed approach with a Special Event at Apple Park for a lucky few, but the conference itself is open to everyone worldwide still. At least for those who can pay a fee of ~$1,600, can afford a one-week trip to California, and were lucky enough to win the lottery as tickets were limited.īut because such large conferences were unthinkable in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Apple had to do something different and since then, WWDC truly holds up to its name and actually is attendable by all developers worldwide - for free! While this is the positive side of things, of course it’s a different experience to attend an online conference than an in-person one. While the first “Dub Dub” - that’s how most who have once attended the event in person like to refer to it - was actually a closed event with an NDA to be signed because they showed off a new product up-front to developers, it opened up the following year, and has been open to developers to attend since. Fun fact: The very first conference in 1983 was held in the City of Monterey, the name of the current macOS version.

9 min read Taken during my first WWDC in 2014 where Swift was announced, shortly before the Opening Keynote.Īpple hosts a developer conference each year since as early as 1983 (so next year will technically be the 40th anniversary!), even if it officially holds the name “World Wide Developer Conference”, or short “WWDC” only since 1990.