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Week 340

Happy Thursday! I hope you enjoyed the special edition I sent out after the first day of WWDC. This week is turning out great for iOS developers. I must say, I’m really enjoying the new format of WWDC. I never attended WWDC in person before, so I can’t really compare to that, but the video sessions this year are really great. I love how, because they’re not tied to a specific schedule, they can be any length they need, varying, for example, from 7 to 54 minutes. I also love the personal touches brought by the presenters. And the production quality is simply amazing. Personally, I think this works so well that Apple should keep those pre-recorded videos in the next years too.

Articles

• WWDC20’s major security and privacy announcements, by @vixentael
• StoreKit Testing Improvements in iOS 14, by @jeiting
• A first look at Apple’s new Augmented Reality features, by @RoxanaJula
• What is new in SwiftUI, by @mecid
• iOS 14: Notable UIKit Additions, by @jordanmorgan10
• Add custom SwiftUI view to View Library with LibraryContentProvider, by @sarunw
• Customize your app’s Launch Screen using its Info Plist, by @kthomas901
• WWDC Notes - An open collection of notes for Apple’s WWDC videos
• Getting Ready for New iOS 14 Local Network Privacy Restrictions, by @natpanferova
• We measure developer build times so that we can measure improvements and regressions, by Donal O'Brien
• SwiftUI: Two equal width columns, by @noahsark769

Tools/Controls

• HorizonCalendar - A declarative, performant, iOS calendar UI component that supports use cases ranging from simple date pickers all the way up to fully-featured calendar apps, by @BKyourway19
• WWDC20 Sample Code - Sample Code for WWDC20, by @iosartem

Videos

• Creating Your First SwiftUI Widget | iOS 14, by @kilo_loco
• CS345 - Paradigms Final Presentation - Swift, by @chih98

Credits

• zntfdr, muukii, mecid, artemnovichkov, sarunw

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