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WWDC 2016 Session notes

This documents contains a complete list of all iOS related WWDC 16 sessions. Please use this template to add your entries:

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__Link to Notes__: <If applicable: Please add your notes in a seperate file in this folder (e.g. 402_what's_new_in_swift.md) and link it from here>

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402 - What's new in Swift

Brief Description: Hear about the newest features in Swift 3, the third major release of the safe, fast, and expressive language, and the first major release built with the open source community. Gain insight into the latest changes in Xcode including enhanced migration support to help move your code to Swift 3. Learn how you can get involved in the open source community at Swift.org.

Link to Notes: 402 - What's new in Swift

Watched by: @naglerrr

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401 - What's New in Xcode App Signing

Brief Description: Xcode provides powerful options for managing projects for small and large development teams. Learn how new features in Xcode simplify the process of certificate management, app signing and configuration of your project's build settings.

Link to Notes: 401 - What's New in Xcode App Signing

Watched by: @fonkadelic

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201 - Internationalization Best Practices

202 - What's New in Accessibility

601 - Go Live with ReplayKit

801 - Inclusive App Design

701 - Introducing Apple File System

403 - Swift API Design Guidelines

Brief Description: Swift 3 introduces new API Design Guidelines specifically crafted to the unique character of Swift for clear, concise code. This talk will explore the philosophy behind the Swift API Design Guidelines and their application throughout the Swift Standard Library and the Cocoa and Cocoa Touch APIs. See how this API transformation will affect your Swift code and learn how to ensure a smooth transition to Swift 3. Learn how Swift 3 imports Objective-C APIs and how to expose rich Swift interfaces for existing Objective-C libraries.

Link to Notes: 403 - Swift API Design Guidelines

Watched by: @naglerrr

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501 - Advances in iOS Photography

702 - Using Store Kit for In-App Purchases with Swift 3

Brief Description: The StoreKit API allows apps to request payment for additional functionality or content. Hear about the latest changes to StoreKit including Swift 3.0 APIs, updates to Subscriptions and using StoreKit with iMessage apps. Learn best practices for receipt management and Sandbox testing.

Link to Notes: 702 - Using Store Kit for In-App Purchases with Swift 3

Watched by: @naglerrr

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204 - iMessage Apps and Stickers, Part 1

703 - Apple Pay on the Web

404 - Getting Started with Swift

205 - What's New in Cocoa Touch

Brief Description: The UIKit framework provides the crucial infrastructure needed to construct and manage iOS apps, and UIKit continues to advance the state of the art for app design with many new features. Dive straight into new features across the iOS frameworks that allow your apps to take advantage of many new system services, as well as to offer services to other apps. This is your first stop to discover the many sessions to see about harnessing the power of iOS 10.

Link to Notes: 205 - What's New in Cocoa Touch

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602 - Adopting Metal, Part 1

704 - What's New with Wallet and Apple Pay

603 - Adopting Metal, Part 2

502 - Getting Published in Apple News

301 - Introducing Expanded Subscriptions in iTunes Connect

705 - How iOS Security Really Works

Brief Description: Have you saved our 63-page iOS security white paper to your Reading List but find yourself too busy making great apps to get through it? You can keep your good intentions to devour every last detail, but meanwhile come join us for an illuminating talk on why we care so deeply about security as a design philosophy central to all our iOS products.

Link to Notes: 705 - How iOS Security Really Works

Watched by: @fonkadelic

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405 - What's New in LLVM

706 - What's New in Security

302 - Introducing Search Ads

803 - Typography and Fonts

707 - Introduction to Notifications

Brief Description: Push and locally scheduled notifications can provide people with timely information and provide them with the ability to take appropriate actions in response. Hear about the new APIs to schedule, respond to, and manage delivery of notifications. Learn how to write an extension to decrypt and augment push notifications before they are displayed.

Link to Notes: 707 - Introduction to Notifications

Watched by: @naglerrr

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503 - Advances in AVFoundation Playback

209 - Getting the Most Out of HealthKit

406 - Optimizing App Startup Time

Brief Description: Launching an App is a complicated and subtle process and the ramifications on launch times of different App design patterns are often non-obvious. Come learn what happens in the time between when an App begins launching and when the main() function gets control and how that time relates to the code and structure of your App. Learn about the inner details of the dynamic loader, dyld, and best practices for structuring your code to perform at its best from the very start.

Link to Notes: 406 - Optimizing App Startup Time

Watched by: @naglerrr

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708 - Advanced Notifications

Brief Description: 3D Touch on Notifications provides users with access to media attachments and live content. See how your app can take advantage of this new functionality to provide a rich interactive experience within the notification itself.

Link to Notes: 708 - Advanced Notifications

Watched by: @fonkadelic

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407 - Auditing Your Apps for Accessibility

303 - What's New in Apple Device Management

604 - What's New in Metal, Part 1

408 - Introducing Swift Playgrounds

304 - Best Practices for Building Apps Used in Business and Education

605 - What's New in Metal, Part 2

213 - Improving Existing Apps with Modern Best Practices

409 - Advanced Testing and Continuous Integration

606 - Advanced Metal Shader Optimization

504 - What's New in HTTP Live Streaming

709 - Engineering Privacy for Your Users

214 - Extending your App with Safari App Extensions

410 - Visual Debugging with Xcode

216 - Advances in UIKit Animations and Transitions

217 - Introducing SiriKit

607 - Controlling Game Input for Apple TV

710 - What's New in HomeKit

410 - System Trace in Depth

219 - What's New in UICollectionView in iOS 10

Brief Description: UICollectionView is a powerful class allowing your app to manage and customize the layout of views. iOS 10 brings enhancements for better performance, easier layout and brings features you've been looking for. Learn how to make your apps richer and faster by using new features in UICollectionView and its sibling, UITableView.

Link to Notes: 219 - What's New in UICollectionView in iOS 10

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608 - What's New in GameplayKit

221 - Optimizing On-Demand Resources

220 - Leveraging Touch Input on iOS

412 - Thread Sanitizer and Static Analysis

Brief Description: Xcode 8 makes it easier to find several new categories of bugs with improvements in Runtime Sanitization and the Clang Static Analyzer. The Thread Sanitizer will help you find data races and other concurrency bugs. The static analyzer has been extended to search for localizability issues, check nullability, and find memory leaks in MRR code.

Link to Notes: 412 - Thread Sanitizer and Static Analysis

Watched by: @naglerrr

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711 - NSURLSession: New Features and Best Practices

222 - Making Apps Adaptive, Part 1

Brief Description: In this first part of a two part series, explore the motivation and concepts necessary to take advantage of trait collections. Walk through building an interface in Xcode and learn from the experts how to take advantage of new features to more easily create your app for different device sizes and configurations.

Link to Notes: 222 - Making Apps Adaptive, Part 1

Watched by: @fonkadelic

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505 - Live Photo Editing and RAW Processing with Core Image

223 - Making the Most of Search APIs

Brief Description: Search APIs make it easy for users to discover information in your app and the app itself. New features expand the search capabilities allowing users to search directly in your app and enable you to search your own app index. Learn about the latest API updates and the new privacy-friendly method for improving the ranking of your app content.

Link to Notes: 223 - Making the Most of Search APIs

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609 - Advances in SceneKit Rendering

225 - Extending Your Apps with SiriKit

413 - Introduction to Xcode

224 - iMessage Apps and Stickers, Part 2

712 - Working with Wide Color

713 - Health and Fitness with Core Motion

714 - Networking for the Modern Internet

226 - What's New with CloudKit

715 - Neural Networks and Accelerate

716 - Core Location Best Practices

228 - A Peek at 3D Touch

414 - Using and Extending the Xcode Source Editor

610 - What's New in SpriteKit

230 - Enhancing VoIP Apps with CallKit

415 - Going Server-side with Swift Open Source

233 - Making Apps Adaptive, Part 2

232 - What's New in International User Interfaces

231 - CloudKit Best Practices

242 - What's New in Core Data

Brief Description: Core Data is a framework that you can use to manage the model layer objects in your application, providing generalized and automated solutions to common tasks associated with object life cycle, object graph management, and persistence. Learn about the latest advancements in and explore best practices for taking full advantage of this powerful framework.

Link to Notes: 242 - What's New in Core Data (@fonkadelic),242 - What's New in Core Data (@naglerrr)

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234 - What's New in ResearchKit

611 - What's New in Game Center

719 - Optimizing I/O for Performance and Battery Life

416 - Understanding Swift Performance

305 - What's New in iTunes Connect

240 - Increase Usage of Your App With Proactive Suggestions

507 - Delivering an Exceptional Audio Experience

417 - Debugging Tips and Tricks

237 - Getting Started with CareKit

418 - Using Time Profiler in Instruments

Brief Description: Learn how to make your apps faster and more efficient in this introduction to Time Profiler in Instruments. Walk through how to use Time Profiler to measure your app's performance. Learn how Time Profiler works and can be used to identify problems and verify your fixes. Discover how easy it is to improve your app's power usage and performance by using Instruments throughout your development process.

Link to Notes: 418 - Using Time Profiler in Instruments

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236 - What's New in Auto Layout

238 - Measurements and Units

720 - Concurrent Programming With GCD in Swift 3

419 - Protocol and Value Oriented Programming in UIKit Apps

420 - Optimizing Web Content in Your App

721 - Unified Logging and Activity Tracing

508 - Using Apple News Format to Create Rich and Responsive Stories

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