WWDC

Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is its most important software conference and has been held annually since 1987, traditionally in June. At WWDC, Apple presents the next major versions of its platforms—iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and VisionOS—in a keynote address and provides a preview of new frameworks, AI features, design languages, and developer tools. This is followed by several days of free online sessions, labs, and code-along formats, complemented by a special event for select developers at Apple Park. Hardware premieres, such as new Macs, Apple Silicon chips, and the Vision Pro, have also been announced at WWDC in the past.

In this tag archive on apfelpatient.de, you'll find everything around Apple's developer conference: expectations and rumors ahead of every WWDC, complete keynote coverage with all platform highlights, deep dives into frameworks and developer tools, background on Apple's AI and platform strategy, beta cycles for the current operating system generations, new features such as Liquid Glass design or Core AI, and all hardware announcements that Apple ships out of Cupertino alongside its software updates.

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