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Asked on 07/30/2024
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It seems like your question is a bit unclear. However, if you're interested in the content presented by Apple at WWDC, here are some sessions that might be of interest:
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- Covers topics such as data-race safety, concurrency features, and strategies for migrating to Swift 6.
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Explore wellbeing APIs in HealthKit
- Discusses mental wellbeing APIs, including the State of Mind API and how to use predicates to query state of mind samples.
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Enhanced suggestions for your journaling app
- Focuses on updates to journaling suggestions, including media content support and reflection prompts.
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- Provides tools and techniques for inspecting and managing heap memory issues, including the use of the Xcode memory graph debugger.
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- Explores the composition, sections, and customization of SwiftUI containers.
If you have a specific topic or session in mind, feel free to ask!
Migrate your app to Swift 6
Experience Swift 6 migration in action as we update an existing sample app. Learn how to migrate incrementally, module by module, and how the compiler helps you identify code that’s at risk of data races. Discover different techniques for ensuring clear isolation boundaries and eliminating concurrent access to shared mutable state.
Explore wellbeing APIs in HealthKit
Learn how to incorporate mental health and wellbeing into your app using HealthKit. There are new APIs for State of Mind, as well as for Depression Risk and Anxiety Risk. We’ll dive into principles of emotion science to cover how reflecting on feelings can be beneficial, and how State of Mind can be used to represent different types of mood and emotion.
Enhanced suggestions for your journaling app
Find out how your journaling app can display journaling suggestions with richer content from the system. Explore new types of available content like state of mind data, reflection prompts, and support for third-party media content and motion-based activities.