WWDC 2020: More information about this year's developer conference (with links and news hub)
from David Haydl 
on June 11, 2020, 20:47 am | Write a comment
The WWDC 2020 takes place online for the first time. Apple has now published more information about the process.
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Apple is forced to hold WWDC 2020 online. The event has been taking place in Cupertino for over 30 years, and now it has been necessary to turn the concept upside down.
WWDC 2020: Start on June 22nd
But Apple has found a solution to the problem. This year's developer conference begins on June 22nd. The well-known opening keynote starts at 19 p.m. our time. There, the manufacturer will show all the new features available for iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, tvOS and macOS. I also expect new features for Swift and SwiftUI. These are two technologies that allow apps to be developed for the company's various platforms. proto be programmed. The event will be broadcast via the Apple and Apple developer homepages, the developer app and YouTube. We will embed the links here again on June 22nd.
For registered Apple developers, what comes next will be even more exciting. Immediately after the keynote, on June 22nd at 23 pm, the “Platforms State of the Union” starts. Here employees show how the individual operating systems have changed under the hood. If you have a developer account, you can follow the lectures on the developer homepage or the developer app.
The “Engineering Sessions” and the “23-on-26 Developer Labs” will take place from June 1rd to 1th - also only for registered developers. New developer forums will also be available from June 18.
WWDC 2020: Left
- Keynote live stream on the Apple homepage
- Keynote live stream on Apple's developer homepage
- Keynote livestream on YouTube
- Apple homepage
- Apple developer homepage
- Apple's YouTube channel
WWDC 2020: TechnikNews-News Hub
As soon as Apple has announced news, we will report on it and embed the links to the articles here.
- iOS 14 presented: new homescreen, app clips, card suggestions and more
- iPadOS 14 presented: new app designs, Apple Pencil features and more
- watchOS 7: sleep tracking, custom watch faces, new navigation and more
- tvOS 14: Multi-user gaming, workouts and more
- macOS Big Sur (10.16): New design, control center, widgets and more
- Mac: Switching from Intel to its own processors
- iPhone and iPad: New privacy functions with iOS 14 and iPadOS 14
Source: Apple