what does wwdc mean?
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WWDC stands for the Worldwide Developers Conference. It is an annual event hosted by Apple where developers from around the world gather to learn about the latest updates and innovations in Apple's software and hardware. During WWDC, Apple presents new technologies, tools, and frameworks, and provides in-depth technical sessions to help developers create better apps and games for Apple's platforms.
For example, in the Platforms State of the Union, it is described as an exciting time of year when Apple digs into the technical details of what they've been working on, shares how it works, and helps developers understand what's possible in their apps and games.
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