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What’s new in VisionKit
This API is all about lifting subjects from images, i.e. pulling out your favorite pet from a picture to be used elsewhere Subject Lifting Visual Look Up Data Scanner and Live Text – allows for OCR Expanded platform support
What’s new in SwiftUI
SwiftUI in more places Simplified Data Flow Extraordinary animations Enhanced interactions
What’s new in Swift
Swift Project updates Expressive Code Swift everywhere Case Study
What’s new in Xcode 15
Editing Navigating Sharing Testing Debugging Distributing
WWDC 2023 – Day 1 – Platform State of the Union
Time to get into the details… Ok, this is a just a post of my raw notes, no real analysis. I am looking forward to starting all the sessions tomorrow. But tonight I still have to watch the Design Awards.
WWDC 2023 – Day 1 – So far living up to my hopes
Love the intro animation, very trippy… Good morning! 15th Anniversary of the App Store, which changed everything. Nice to start the discussion with Developers. Time for some breakthrough experiences. Over to John to talk about the Mac. (Interior shot) Software platform time… (Craig)
Looking forward to WWDC 2023
Tomorrow is the start of WWDC 2023, and the rumors are all coalescing around the idea of the Apple Headset. It’s been 9 years since I tried on, and ultimately bought, Google Glass, so the promise of an Apple headset is more than exciting to me. While people are complaining about a rumored price of […]
XROS Thought – Eyes
Last night, while I was trying to doze off, I started thinking thru the expected announcement of Apple’s VR Headset. I had read the rumor that one item that Apple was going to do is give people the ability to see the users eye, by having a screen on the outside. This way when you […]
GPT vs. Llama
Like many in tech I’ve been looking at various Large Language Models lately. One of the most fascinating use cases is using Chat-GPT to write code that can be a productivity enhancer for developers. As part of my day job, I work with OSLC compliant applications. If you are not familiar with OSLC, check out […]