#APPLE 2015 WWDC TV#

There's a healthy emphasis on security, user confidentiality, and performance from just about all sessions I attended.I had several conversations with other Apple developers who were excited to see Swift 2 implement a number of requested features. Apple listens to the development community-this was especially pronounced with the relatively new progression of Swift 2 in the past year.I attended a number of sessions throughout the week and observed a few things: This information will come in handy especially for our customers who are interested in controlling their App deployments with us. On my second visit, I met with another team of App Store experts on Enterprise Deployment strategies and how the process works. I also learned that if you are submitting an App that requires expedited review, there's a form you can fill out online explaining the circumstances-critical bug fix or scheduled event, etc. We were able to resolve any issues right away and the team was able to approve the submission within 15 minutes. I found both visits to be worthwhile and productive.ĭuring my first appointment, I met with Apple App Reviewers who said that our Mi-Forms app was actually undergoing review at that very moment. I visited the App Store Lab twice to discuss our current Mi-Forms App, which was still in review at the time, and then to discuss Enterprise Deployment of Apps.

I appreciated the willingness to help get me started. It was clear to me that the development lab team at WWDC was dedicated to assisting attendees with development-at any level. Swift LabĪn Apple engineer stepped me through the basics of getting started on Swift development-using the Playground, starting a project, storyboarding, walkthrough of basic libraries (NSCore, UiKit, UiTouch, JSON support, CoreData) and file storage support. Apple also released a new version of the WWDC app with the schedule.Mi-Corporation's VP of Customer Success, David Nakamura, recently attended Apple's 2015 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in San Francisco, and met some truly inspiring people, attended interesting sessions and learned many good development practices. Updated on 05-27-2015 by Malarie Gokey: Added news that press invites to WWDC have started to arrive.

Updated on 06-04-2015 by Malarie Gokey: Added news and rumors leading up to the event. Other things we probably won’t see at WWDC include the iPhone 6S and the rumored 13-inch iPad Pro.

#APPLE 2015 WWDC TV#

Tons of rumors leading up to WWDC hinted that the next-generation Apple TV and a new TV streaming service that pairs with it would launch at the developers conference this year, but the most recent report says that we won’t see the device until later this year or next. The last model was released in 2012, and it’s in dire need of an upgrade. The company may make some announcements about Apple Pay, too, including a possible rewards program, and its introduction in other countries, including the UK.Īpple TV and other things we probably won’t seeĪpple TV is old. That’s just the basic functionality, and hopefully, Apple will reveal more at WWDC.Īpple’s iOS 9 is also expected to bring a new keyboard, public transit directions, improvements to the beleaguered Maps app, a split-screen app feature, more security, better support for older models, and more. For example, if you’re traveling to San Francisco from New York, Proactive could show you the weather in both locations, your flight info, and things to do while you’re in town. The contextually aware feature will pull up relevant information from both Apple-made and third-party apps, based on your location and the time of day. The most exciting rumor has to do with Proactive, a Google Now competitor that aims to anticipate your needs in advance. Although iOS 9 isn’t expected to change much in terms of design or style, there will be key functional changes. We’ve heard a lot of buzz about iOS 9 in advance of the event, thanks to rumors online. Since WWDC is a developers conference first and foremost, we expect Apple to show off a preview of iOS 9 during the keynote.

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