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They have a signal on their Apple Watches

I’m snowboarding, when Apple Watche comes with a beeper?

iphone xs max
reminds me of the days when android phones were mouthful too

just me or is the first 70 minutes not developer facing at all? intro video seemed to capture the frustration of developing for apple products though :smile:

Yeah. Feeling like they’re just pushing that all to platform state of the union this year. Still time left though!

MacPro - It’s an actual cheese grater :cheese_wedge:

glad to see PCIE coming back. basically forces a better driver stack

Wait, does Catalyst mean we can use UIKit on macOS?

We don’t know, if it’s unidirectional UI

swiftUI looks so smooth, from xcode to the phone just quick

Took them four years :smile:
<https://twitter.com/marcknaup/status/609022377033408512>

Soooo. Kotlin Multiplatform SwiftUI when? :grin:

i'd prefer a Kotlin Native only UI framework tbh, can target everything, including the web with wasm

Why Kotlin Native only? Why not Kotlin MPP?

MPP makes you write more, and i don't want to touch JVM anymore, so it makes less sense, i'm only interested in Android/iOS/wasm

Yeah I'd also prefer a Kotlin UI too, but the likeliness of having that anytime soon in a production-ready quality is very low I guess.

&gt;MPP makes you write more, and i don't want to touch JVM anymore, so it makes less sense, i'm only interested in Android/iOS/wasm
That is MPP :thinking_face:
Otherwise how would you interface with platform-specific functionality?

just like we already do to do windows/linux applications

if everything could be native, that would be perfect

<@U41BGS868> ART (Android Runtime) also has its advantages, like way smaller app size compared to native `.so` files in apks.

Native on Android? Have you ever tried it? It is huge pain and native has a lot of disadvantages there

&gt; just like we already do to do windows/linux application
It's very different on Android, Linux/Windows expose their sdk as C libraries, not Android (except posix and a few low level APIs for graphics and audio), you can do almost nothing platform specific

Link: <https://developer.apple.com/xcode/swiftui/>

Not looking forward to port IB over :disappointed:

I love that we didn't make use of Interface Builder in years and only develop programmatic interfaces :heart:

I guess since IB structured they can potentially provide a conversion tool?

<https://www.cnet.com/news/apple-mac-pro-or-cheese-grater-wwdc-inspires-muenster-debate/>

`SwiftUI requires iOS 13, watchOS 6, tvOS 13, or macOS Catalina. To use the SwiftUI design canvas Xcode 11 must running on macOS Catalina.`

That means it is usable in production app in like 2  years...

that's not like android, iOS 12 85% adoption rate already, so yeah, it's the way to go

I wonder how SwiftUI interfaces with UIKit :thinking_face:

<https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/swiftui/interfacing-with-uikit>

Thanks!
What the heck is the `some` keyword? :joy:

<https://stackoverflow.com/q/56433665/664955>

This is so greatly done! <https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/swiftui/tutorials>

So the framework is called `Combine`?
<https://developer.apple.com/documentation/combine>

<https://developer.apple.com/documentation/combine/publisher>

What would you pay to dine at a SF restaurant where they bring a Mac Pro over to your table to grate the Parmesan over your salad?

It would be a truffle and if you have to ask...

WWDC-2024.jpg

Looks a lot like the colors of :kotlin-gradient: & :kotlinnew: