Udid programming
Asked on 02/06/2025
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It seems like you're interested in programming with UDID, which is not directly covered in the provided WWDC context. However, if you're interested in programming for embedded devices using Swift, the session titled "Go small with Embedded Swift" might be relevant. This session discusses using Swift for embedded systems, including programming devices over USB and integrating with third-party SDKs.
For more detailed information on programming embedded devices with Swift, you can check out the session Go small with Embedded Swift (03:39) which covers getting started with embedded Swift programming.
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