A new resource called "Ask Apple" was launched today with interactive questions and answers and one-on-one conversations for developers. As an extension of "Tech Talks" and "Meet with App Store Experts," the company wants to "give developers even more opportunities to engage directly with Apple experts to gain insight, support, and feedback."
Apple announced the new series for developers in a press release It states:
Developers who participate in Ask Apple can learn about a wide range of topics, such as testing the latest seeds, implementing new and updated frameworks from the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), adopting new features like Dynamic Island, moving to Swift, SwiftUI and accessibility, and preparing their apps for new operating systems and hardware releases. Ask Apple is free, and sign-up is open to all members of the Apple Developer Program and Apple Developer Enterprise Program.
Ask Apple begins with the first round of “Opportunities” from October 17 to 21. Apple says it will be an ongoing series.
What you can expect from "Ask Apple"
- You can ask questions to various Apple team members via Q&As on Slack or in one-on-one office hours.
- Q&As allow developers to connect with Apple engineers and designers to get answers to their questions, share their experiences, and connect with other developers around the world.
- The meetings focus on developing and distributing compelling apps that leverage the latest technologies and designs.
- Developers can ask for code-level support, design guidance, input on implementing technologies and frameworks, advice on solving problems, or help with app review guidelines and distribution tools.
- Meetings are held in different time zones around the world and in multiple languages.
Sign up for Ask Apple
Current members of the Apple Developer and Developer Enterprise Program can participate in Ask Apple, you can find out more here. (Image: Apple)
