Whats new?

Asked on 2024-07-28

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Here's a summary of what's new based on the sessions presented at WWDC:

  1. StoreKit and In-App Purchase:

    • New features in StoreKit and enhancements in Xcode for testing in-app purchases.
    • Updates to transaction history APIs to include finished consumable transactions.
    • New ways to build merchandising UI using SwiftUI.
    • Benefits of updating to StoreKit 2.
    • What’s new in StoreKit and In-App Purchase
  2. UIKit:

    • Enhancements in iOS 18, including a redesigned document launch experience, major updates to tabs and sidebar, and support for new fluid transitions.
    • More integrations between UIKit and SwiftUI.
    • What’s new in UIKit
  3. SwiftUI:

    • Improvements to make apps feel brand new, tools to refine apps for every platform, and new tools for crafting immersive experiences.
    • New tab view, mesh gradients, snappy controls, and more flexible sidebars.
    • New graphics capabilities, including a mix modifier on color and precompiled shaders.
    • Enhanced control over scroll views and visibility detection.
    • What’s new in SwiftUI
  4. watchOS 11:

    • New actionable and glanceable widgets in the smart stack.
    • Double tap feature for navigation and actions.
    • Enhancements in HealthKit and WorkoutKit.
    • What’s new in watchOS 11
  5. AppKit:

    • Improvements in macOS Sequoia, including new system-wide features, writing tools, and more SwiftUI integrations.
    • API refinements and new features like window tiling, text highlighting, and toolbar refinements.
    • What’s new in AppKit
  6. App Store Connect:

    • New features in TestFlight and App Store Connect to help get apps discovered and grow on the App Store.
    • Enhancements in testing apps and reaching customers.
    • What’s new in App Store Connect
  7. Wallet and Apple Pay:

These sessions cover a wide range of new features and improvements across various Apple platforms and tools, providing developers with the latest updates to enhance their apps and user experiences.