Have you ever looked up at the sky, and wondered where all the airplanes you see were heading? Well, I certainly have!
For as long as I have known I’ve been captivated by all things aviation, I think it’s because I’ve always lived within 10 km of an airport so seeing low-flying airplanes was an hourly occurrence. My city is also just under a pretty busy navigational waypoint for airplanes so in the morning and evening you’ll see a slew of long-haul intercontinental flights overhead.
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While WWDC is still ongoing, it has been a few days since the massive keynote was presented on Monday. Let’s see how many items on my wishlist were addressed and my personal highlights of the conference.
There has been no official communication regarding the enabling of virtualization in iPadOS… HOWEVER! I asked a friend who attended WWDC to inquire with the Apple engineers about any details on this topic. The engineer’s response was a “No Comment.” Could this mean that Apple is working on something in this realm? 🤔
As an Apple developer by day, I’m brimming with excitement for this year’s WWDC event. The keynote will take place on Monday, June 5 at 10 AM PT, and I’m optimistic that it will be chock-full of hardware announcements and potentially significant OS changes in the Apple Ecosystem(TM).
There’s a buzz that this could be the most significant WWDC in the past few years. Usually, large hardware announcements aren’t made at WWDC beyond general hints towards Apple’s strategic goals, like when Apple hinted at moving to custom-built ARM processors in 2020. The actual hardware implementing the M1 was announced in a subsequent press conference..
To begin, I’m a hobbyist game developer and I do not have professional training in this development realm.
If you’re new to my blog (welcome btw), I am a full-time software developer for a SaaS startup. During the day I mainly program in Dart using the Flutter framework, or sometimes Typescript if I’m venturing into the backend. While it’s undeniable that this hands-on experience in software development has its perks, transitioning these skills to the world of game development is a whole different beast. Gameplay programming and design are unique fields with their own intricate challenges.