What’s new kits for

At WWDC, Apple introduced several updates and new features across various kits. Here are some highlights:

1. UIKit:

   • In iOS 18, UIKit has enhancements such as a redesigned document launch experience, major updates to tabs and sidebars, and support for new fluid transitions. There are also improvements in integrating UIKit with SwiftUI, and new APIs for menu actions and sensory feedback. What’s new in UIKit.

2. StoreKit and In-App Purchase:

   • StoreKit has new features like the App Store Server Library and new StoreKit 2 APIs. These updates include improvements in transaction history APIs and the ability to merchandise subscriptions using SwiftUI. The original API for in-app purchases is deprecated, and developers are encouraged to update to StoreKit 2. What’s new in StoreKit and In-App Purchase.

3. AdAttributionKit:

   • New features include testability improvements, such as measuring overlapping conversion windows and receiving geography data in postbacks. These updates aim to streamline the workflow for developing and testing AdAttributionKit implementations. What’s new in AdAttributionKit.

4. Privacy:

   • iOS 18 introduces new privacy features like Accessory Setup Kit, which simplifies accessory management and enhances user control over data collection. There are also new platform protections and privacy permissions. What’s new in privacy.

5. RealityKit:

   • RealityKit 4 now supports platforms like tvOS and includes new APIs for rich materials, virtual lighting, and expanded character animation capabilities. These updates enhance the creative control over 3D objects and their interaction with the environment. Platforms State of the Union.

These sessions provide a comprehensive overview of the new capabilities and improvements in Apple's development kits, helping developers create more powerful and delightful apps.