IT House April 6 news, Apple today announced that it will hold the annual Global Developer Conference (WWDC) online from June 6 to 10, for all developers to participate for free. Building on the success of the previous two online conferences, WWDC22 will showcase cutting-edge innovations in iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS, while providing developers with the opportunity to connect with Apple engineers and use Apple technologies to learn how to create groundbreaking apps and interactive experiences.
At the Apple WWDC22 Developer Conference, it is expected to release new systems for iOS 16, iPadOS 16, macOS 13, watchOS 9, and tvOS 16.
"The essence of WWDC has always been a forum for building connections and building communities." Susan Prescott, Vice President of Global Developer Relations, Corporate and Education Product Marketing, Apple, said, "In this spirit, WWDC22 invites developers around the world to come together to explore ways to realize the best ideas in their minds and unlock more possibilities. We love to connect with developers and want all attendees to benefit from the experience. ”
Apple says apple products have long been part of users' daily lives, helping them learn, create, connect, and these roles are now more important than ever. Apple's global developer community is growing, with more than 30 million developers. During WWDC22, they will learn to use Apple's latest technologies and tools to turn their visions into reality. In addition to keynote speeches and information announced in platforms State of the Union, this year's conference will include informative lectures, more cutting-edge learning labs, more digital lounges for attendees to interact with, and more localized content, making WWDC22 a truly global event.
In addition to online meetings, Apple will host a special event for developers and students at Apple Park on June 6, where they will watch keynotes and videos of platforms State of the Union with the online community. Event space is limited, and registration information will soon be posted on the Apple developer website and app.
For the third consecutive year, Apple will also support students who love programming through the Swift Student Challenge. Swift Playgrounds is an innovative app for iPad and Mac that lets you learn the Swift programming language in an interactive and fun way. This year's challenge invites students around the world to create a Swift Playgrounds App project with a theme of their choice, and participants can submit their work by April 25. To learn more, visit the Swift Student Challenge website.