Alex baker

Sessions Mentioned

1. Add personality to your app through UX writing
2. Customize spatial Persona templates in SharePlay
3. What’s new in Create ML
4. Customize feature discovery with TipKit
5. Meet TabletopKit for visionOS
6. Optimize for the spatial web
7. Build a spatial drawing app with RealityKit
8. What’s new in location authorization
9. Xcode essentials

Contextual Information

• Add personality to your app through UX writing: This session, presented by Alex and Liv from Apple's human interface design team, focuses on how UX writing can add personality to your app. It covers defining personality, voice, and tone, and includes exercises to help find your app's voice and use the right tone in different situations.

• Customize spatial Persona templates in SharePlay: This session demonstrates how to build an app using custom spatial templates in SharePlay, with a practical example of a game called "Guess Together."

• What’s new in Create ML: Presented by David, this session provides an overview of the CreateML app and frameworks, enhancements to templates, and new ways to build machine learning models, including object tracking on Apple Vision Pro.

• Customize feature discovery with TipKit: Jake introduces new ways to customize TipKit, a framework for showing tips in your app. It covers grouping tips, making tips reusable, and matching tips to your app's look and feel.

• Meet TabletopKit for visionOS: Julia introduces TabletopKit, a framework for building spatial multiplayer tabletop experiences for Apple Vision Pro, integrating with RealityKit and group activities.

• Optimize for the spatial web: This session covers optimizing web experiences for spatial interactions, including using the speech synthesis API for feedback.

• Build a spatial drawing app with RealityKit: Adrian walks through building a spatial drawing app for visionOS using RealityKit, integrating 3D capabilities with SwiftUI and ARKit.

• What’s new in location authorization: Adam Driscoll discusses updates to CoreLocation, including new API objects and simplifying the authorization process in Swift.

• Xcode essentials: Mike and Cheech cover essential features of Xcode to help developers work efficiently, including editing, debugging, testing, and using various navigators and shortcuts.

Example Answer

If you have any specific questions about these sessions or need timestamps for particular topics, feel free to ask! For example, if you want to know more about the exercises to help find your app's voice in the "Add personality to your app through UX writing" session, I can provide a direct link to that part of the session.