Tuesday@WWDC

♪ Serenity Caldwell: Hey, I'm Serenity, and here are the highlights of day two at WWDC.

We met WidgetKit.

It helps you build personal, relevant, glanceable interactions.

Nahir Khan: Now the awesome thing about WidgetKit is that we can generate this entire configuration UI from your intent, completely automatically, with no additional work from you.

Serenity: So cool! Then we explored how you can design dynamic and responsive interfaces in your iPad apps.

Vince Lane: Its content can be organized into collapsible sections, and you can interact with it using fluid swipe gestures.

Serenity: And we learned even more ways to make your apps accessible.

Drew Haas: I'll give you a hint: it’s shapes.

Serenity: And we can't forget App Clips! James Savage: There's no magic.

An App Clip requires you to create a second application target in Xcode.

This App Clip target will then contain all the necessary code and assets to handle your App Clip experiences.

Serenity: And hand pose can help you control or interact with an app without touching the screen? Awesome! And here's what's up tomorrow.

Jonathan Hersch: We are thrilled to announce a brand new set of CarPlay templates.

Serenity: We'll learn how to get test results faster.

Oh, and there's a new Game Center experience.

Thanks for joining! Get some rest.

Day three starts soon.

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