Thursday @ WWDC23

Day four is here — and a fresh round of sessions, labs, and activities await.Get started with labs and sessionsCurious about the difference between the Shared Space and a Full Space in visionOS? Want to learn more about Observable? There’s a Q&A for that. Kick off another full day by chatting with engineers and designers about SwiftUI, Xcode, and all things spatial. Q&A: SwiftUI for visionOS View now Q&A: Build UIKit apps for visionOS View now Q&A: Bring your ARKit app to visionOS View now Q&A: SwiftUI View now Q&A: Xcode View now We’ve got incredible new sessions on Live Activities, Metal, spatial experiences, and more. Design dynamic Live Activities Watch now Optimize GPU renderers with Metal Watch now Explore rendering for spatial computing Watch now Create a great spatial playback experience Watch now And there are even more exciting activities happening today, including an informal icebreaker and another fierce round of Dev Tools Trivia Time. Immersive icebreaker View now Dev Tools Trivia Time View now If you haven’t signed up for a one-on-one lab this week, time is running out! Today is your last day to request an appointment for Friday. To make a request, visit the WWDC tab in the Apple Developer app or go to the WWDC labs webpage. App Store labs are also available in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.Learn more about labs at WWDC23Download the new Figma design kitNow, by popular demand, you can download an all-new iOS and iPadOS design kit for Figma. Apple Design Resources – iOS 17 and iPadOS 17Discover documentation and sample codeBrowse new and updated documentation and sample code to learn about the latest technologies, frameworks, and APIs introduced at WWDC23. You’ll find new ways to enhance your apps targeting the latest platform releases.Apple Developer DocumentationBrowse portraits of the 2023 Apple Design Award winnersWe snapped some great portraits of our Apple Design Award-winning developers at Monday’s ceremony. Take a look at all 12 below, and then dive deeper into the stories of their apps through our Behind the Design series. Behind the Design: 2023 Apple Design Awards View now

Day four is here — and a fresh round of sessions, labs, and activities await.

Get started with labs and sessions

Curious about the difference between the Shared Space and a Full Space in visionOS? Want to learn more about Observable? There’s a Q&A for that. Kick off another full day by chatting with engineers and designers about SwiftUI, Xcode, and all things spatial.

Q&A: SwiftUI for visionOS

View now

Q&A: Build UIKit apps for visionOS

View now

Q&A: Bring your ARKit app to visionOS

View now

Q&A: SwiftUI

View now

Q&A: Xcode

View now

We’ve got incredible new sessions on Live Activities, Metal, spatial experiences, and more.

Design dynamic Live Activities

Watch now

Optimize GPU renderers with Metal

Watch now

Explore rendering for spatial computing

Watch now

Create a great spatial playback experience

Watch now

And there are even more exciting activities happening today, including an informal icebreaker and another fierce round of Dev Tools Trivia Time.

Immersive icebreaker

View now

Dev Tools Trivia Time

View now

If you haven’t signed up for a one-on-one lab this week, time is running out! Today is your last day to request an appointment for Friday. To make a request, visit the WWDC tab in the Apple Developer app or go to the WWDC labs webpage. App Store labs are also available in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean.

Learn more about labs at WWDC23

Download the new Figma design kit

Now, by popular demand, you can download an all-new iOS and iPadOS design kit for Figma.

Apple Design Resources – iOS 17 and iPadOS 17

Discover documentation and sample code

Browse new and updated documentation and sample code to learn about the latest technologies, frameworks, and APIs introduced at WWDC23. You’ll find new ways to enhance your apps targeting the latest platform releases.

Apple Developer Documentation

Browse portraits of the 2023 Apple Design Award winners

We snapped some great portraits of our Apple Design Award-winning developers at Monday’s ceremony. Take a look at all 12 below, and then dive deeper into the stories of their apps through our Behind the Design series.