Jeremy @[email protected]

Mastodon is fun because it reminds me so much of IRC of old. Where an instance participates in a large network where users connect from various places.

🧀💩

I guess it’s time to start learning Swift. What’s a good jumping off point?

Another year around the sun

Is 35 the start of a mid life crisis?

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My Cryptographic Engineering team did fantastic work on the rigorous privacy properties of the new Find My system. Wired takes a look: https://www.wired.com/story/apple-find-my-cryptography-bluetooth/

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You don't want to miss this one. @[email protected] and Taylor have an epic session on SwiftUI Essentials at 11AM in Hall 2: https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/216

There's a SwiftUI lab immediately afterwards. Watch the session, then bring your questions!

Come by the tvOS lab today at 4pm. I’m eager to talk to you about how you can build advanced tvOS applications and answer any questions about the changes we made in TVMLKit! #wwdc

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If you’ve ever worked on complex CollectionView layouts, or wanted an easy but powerful way to create custom layouts, you want to see Steve’s talk today. https://twitter.com/__breeno/status/1136275923848712193

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This Diffable Data Source stuff is truly magical!

Go see Steve’s talk and learn how you can get automatic diffing with animated changes, and avoid a whole set of bugs, all while deleting code from your data source! https://twitter.com/__breeno/status/1136279752577183745

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Make sure to check out session 211 - Mastering the Living Room with tvOS - at 5pm today. The team has a great talk on designing content-first experiences and how to use the new APIs for Top Shelf and user profile support - https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/211/

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Come see “Mastering the Living Room With tvOS” today at 5!

I’ll be covering how to adopt the new top shelf in tvOS 13!

https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/211

#WWDC19

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Always important for WWDC week. https://twitter.com/iOSLibHunt/status/1135820340276260864

You don’t need a $4000 monitor with a $1000 stand that does HDR and the job of a reference monitor to work in Xcode.

You might need the $6000 computer for Chrome and Slack though. 🤣

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*Breathing into a paper bag*

Mirroring a Core Data Store with CloudKit | Apple Developer Documentation https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coredata/mirroring_a_core_data_store_with_cloudkit

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Come see "What's New in Authentication, Safari, and WebKit" on Thursday at 11am!

I'll be covering the intersection of Sign in with Apple, iPad Apps for Mac, (transcending) Password AutoFill, fixing weak passwords, OAuth, SSO, WebAuthn, and more! ⭐️ it! https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2019/504/

With the new document view controller, we introduced the concept of a document service where JavaScript is asked to fulfill a document's structure based on a context. This forms the basis of how we think TVMLKit developers should build apps...

We've dramatically improved data binding support to be more performant with more prototype combinations. It also behave in a way that is more what JavaScript developers expect. There is also a new data source API that allows JS array holes to work with data binding.

First up, TVMLKit now has better support for hybrid apps. We have a new document view controller that you can embed or even add to your own navigation stack that then asks JavaScript for how the document should be structured using our templates.

I’ll be in the tvOS labs on Wednesday and Friday. Come by with your TVMLKit questions. We built a lot of things this year to make using TVMLKit all the more better.

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What’s New in Xcode 11 https://developer.apple.com/xcode/whats-new/