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This year’s WWDC had one major difference from the previous year. While last year’s changes were most notably cosmetic (with the new flat UI), this year Apple knocked off a lot of items’ off developers wishlists - Extensions, Photos, SceneKit, CloudKit, Document Pickers, Analytics, custom keyboards and a lot more…
So while last year’s update left developers with a long list of what they had to do (a new look for the same app), this year’s updates leave a lot for developers to want to update in their apps.
We see potential for many amazing app updates with iOS 8. After all, 4000 new APIs is a big number! No wonder Apple is calling it the biggest iOS release till date.
Here are some key SDK updates which have us most excited
A lot of other features have been introduced with iOS 8 which make the overall development much more interesting for developers, including the introduction of a new programming language - Swift.
We are excited to see what new ideas our clients get out there. We are also working on building our competence with Swift in time to launch an app written entirely in Swift for iOS.
If you wish to leverage any of these new APIs in your apps or wish to make your apps compatible with iOS 8, get in touch with us today.
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