For the grand finale of this year’s daily WWDC podcast, security expert Anastasiia Voitova joins John and Rambo to discuss some of Apple’s new privacy-related features and how they might impact third party developers.

Gui Rambo takes a first look at how to build document-based Mac apps using SwiftUI from top to bottom.

Learn more about Zeplin, Instabug and Bitrise.

Let’s take a first look at some of UICollectionView’s new APIs, and how we can use them to build table view-like lists.

Let’s take a first look at the framework that enables the new home screen widgets to be created, WidgetKit, and how to get started building a simple first version of a widget that displays dynamic content.

The new Logger type makes the Unified Logging API feel much more at home in Swift. In this article, we’ll take a look at the basics of how to use the new logging tools introduced in iOS 14.

Indie iOS developer Ish ShaBazz joins John and Rambo to discuss some of the major new changes to Apple’s UI frameworks.

A quick first look at SwiftUI’s new StateObject API, and how it compares to ObservableObject.

It’s time for the special WWDC20 episode of Stacktrace, on which John and Rambo start diving into the major announcements from Apple’s conference, including the key changes to iOS, iPadOS, watchOS and Siri.

On this shorter daily podcast episode, John and Rambo dive deeper into App Clips and Widgets, including how they work from a technical perspective.

Join Sean Allen in this special article + video combo post, in which he’ll take a look at some of the major new features in Xcode 12 — including its new design on macOS Big Sur, the new multi-platform project templates, and overall workflow improvements.

App Clips are small pieces of functionality from your app that you can offer to users without requiring them to download the entire app. Here’s how to get started building an App Clip for your app.

Let’s take a look at a few examples of UIKit views that now have SwiftUI-native counterparts, and how those new view types could be used. Also, a first look at SwiftUI’s new lazy grids and how they offer UICollectionView-like functionality.

How Xcode 12 enables SwiftUI-only apps to customize their launch screen without using a storyboard, by instead using Info.plist settings.

PCalc developer James Thomson joins John and Gui Rambo to talk about shipping apps across all of Apple’s platforms, and how improvements to Catalyst and the introduction of Apple Silicon might have a big impact on how that’s done. Also, thoughts on the new SwiftUI-based widget system.

Gui Rambo shares what the process was like for making three of his Mac apps build for Apple Silicon, and a few tips for developers looking to do the same.

An exciting new feature in Xcode 12 is that Swift packages can now be directly imported into a playground. Here’s how to get started with that feature.

Major security, cryptography and privacy-related announcements were made at WWDC20. What are the most exciting bits? Which sessions to watch?

Starting this year, entire apps can now be defined directly using SwiftUI from top to bottom. Let’s take a first look at how that works for iOS apps.

John and Gui Rambo share their first impressions of Apple’s WWDC20 opening keynote, as well as the Platforms State of the Union session. Did Apple’s first ever online keynote live up to our expectations?

A first look at what the transition to Apple’s own Mac silicon might mean for developers.

With just a few hours to go until WWDC20 kicks off with the first ever online-only Apple keynote, I thought I’d share a few of my biggest Swift-related dreams for this upcoming WWDC.

How and why Khoa Pham built WWDC Together, the new web app that lets you watch Apple’s WWDC livestreams while chatting with fellow developers.

Gui Rambo shares a collection of tips and tricks that he’s learned over the years dealing with various OS betas, multiple Xcode versions, and the problems that those can cause.

There are many ways to watch the keynote from the comfort of your home, on a variety of devices and operating systems. Here’s an overview of some of your choices.

As previously announced, Apple released a brand new version of their Developer Forums yesterday, on June 18th. These are my initial thoughts on the new Q&A-focused design.

Here’s how you can prepare for and get an appointment to attend a virtual lab session during this year‘s WWDC.

Gui Rambo’s short wishlist containing developer-related improvements that he would love to see become a reality this year.

Five key tips for getting the most out of the first ever digital WWDC conference, based on learnings from years of attending the conference remotely.

Join John, Gui Rambo, and special guests Ellen Shapiro and Kaya Thomas for an epic game of WWDC keynote poker!

I’m really excited to welcome all of you to WWDC by Sundell & Friends — a brand new website dedicated to covering the 2020 edition of WWDC and its many announcements. On this site, you’ll be able to enjoy technically detailed articles, podcasts and videos — both made by me, and by some of my friends from around the Apple developer community — with new content being posted every single day throughout the week of the conference.