What new frameworks were introduced?
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During WWDC 2024, Apple introduced several new frameworks and enhancements to existing ones:
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MLX Framework: This new framework was introduced for training machine learning and AI models on Apple GPUs. It can be easily integrated into Python projects by installing the wheel in your Python environment. Train your machine learning and AI models on Apple GPUs.
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RealityKit 4: RealityKit has been updated to simplify the process of rendering 3D models with various styles. It now supports macOS, iOS, and iPadOS, allowing developers to build spatial apps across these platforms. Platforms State of the Union.
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Swift 6: Swift 6 introduces a new language mode with data race safety guarantees, improving portability, performance, and the overall developer experience. What’s new in Swift.
These frameworks and updates reflect Apple's focus on enhancing developer tools and creating more seamless and powerful development experiences across their platforms.
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