Swift-er SDK - Swift Blog
Swift is now open source. For the latest news, visit the Swift open source blog In Xcode 6.3 we added the new nullability annotations language feature for Objective-C. This feature gave Objective-C a way to express the same sorts of null and non-null API contracts that Optionals provide in Swift. Xcode 7 continues to make communication between Objective-C and Swift more natural by introducing a li
Swift 2.0 - Swift Blog
Swift is now open source. For the latest news, visit the Swift open source blog Today at WWDC, we announced Swift 2.0. This new version has even better performance, a new error handling API, and first-class support for availability checking. And platform APIs feel even more natural in Swift with enhancements to the Apple SDKs. Open SourceIn addition to new features, the big news is that Apple will
watchOS - Apple Developer
Double Tap API Define a primary action in your app, so people can just double tap to do what matters most. Smart Stack Use cues, including time, date, location, daily routine (like bedtime), and more to have the Smart Stack suggest your widget at just the right moment. With the AccessoryWidgetGroup template you can provide three separate views and deep link to different parts of your app. And you
Swift Language Changes in Xcode 6 beta 3 - Swift Blog
Swift is now open source. For the latest news, visit the Swift open source blog The Swift programming language continues to advance with each new Xcode 6 beta, including new features, syntax enhancements, and behavioral refinements. Xcode 6 beta 3 incorporates some important changes, a few of which we’d like to highlight: Array has been completely redesigned to have full value semantics to match t
Swift Blog - Apple Developer
In many cases, your code will not have to change significantly in response to this change. Code that in Swift 2 relied on value types implicitly converting to AnyObject will continue to work as-is in Swift 3 by passing as Any. However, there are places where you will have to change the declared types of variables and methods and get the best experience in Swift 3. Also, if your code is explicitly
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Apple Home - Apple Developer
Developing apps and accessories for the home Let people communicate with and control connected accessories in their home using your app. With the HomeKit or Matter framework, you can provide users the ability to configure accessories and create actions to control them. Group those actions together into powerful automations and trigger them using Siri. Apps HomeKit The HomeKit framework enables you
Swift - Apple Developer
Swift The powerful programming language that’s also easy to learn. Swift is a powerful and intuitive programming language for all Apple platforms. It’s easy to get started using Swift, with a concise-yet-expressive syntax and modern features you’ll love. Swift code is safe by design and produces software that runs lightning-fast. Modern Swift is the result of the latest research on programming lan
Safari Dev Center - Apple Developer
Safari for developers Safari is the best way to experience the internet on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Thanks to blazing-fast performance and industry-leading energy efficiency, millions of users enjoy exploring the web with Safari. Take advantage of powerful new features, advanced developer tools, and cutting-edge technologies in Safari to deliver best-in-class websites and apps. Safari web extensions
Apple Open Source
Open Source at Apple. Open source software is at the heart of Apple platforms and developer tools. Apple works with developers around the world to create, contribute, and release open source code. Featured open source projects Many Apple products and services are built on open source software. Explore some of the projects we lead and contribute to below.
Apple JavaScript Coding Guidelines
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