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  1. On Monday, June 10, Apple plans to hold a keynote viewing party for select students and developers, allowing them to watch the pre-recorded unveiling of new software updates. Apple accepted applications for the event until yesterday, and now emails are going out to developers who have been selected by the lottery process. The event will include "exciting new programming," an opportunity to meet with Apple experts, and other WWDC-related "special activities." At last year's WWDC event, developers and students were provided with refreshments in the morning, followed by the keynote event. The Platforms State of the Union followed, and there were two Apple Park tours to choose from. The day ended with the Apple Design Awards and an evening dinner. Boom! I got a golden ticket for the #WWDC24 special event at Apple Park! Check your inboxes, folks – see you there? pic.twitter.com/A3F0JLe9rq — Paul Hudson (@twostraws) April 4, 2024 Prior to 2020, the Worldwide Developers Conference was an in-person event that was hosted in San Jose, California. Developers were required to pay $1,599 to purchase a ticket to attend, and space was limited. Starting in 2020, Apple turned WWDC into an online event open to all developers, but there have been small in-person events at ‌Apple Park‌ since 2022. There will be a reception event at Apple's Infinite Loop campus on Sunday, June 9, where attendees can pick up their badges early. Apple extended invitations to Current Apple Developer Program members, Apple Developer Enterprise Program members, Apple Entrepreneur Camp alumni, and Swift Student Challenge winners from 2022 to 2024. Attendees were chosen by random selection. While there is no cost to attend the ‌Apple Park‌ special event, Apple does not cover transportation or lodging. Out-of-state attendees will need to purchase airfare, hotel accommodations, and transportation to ‌Apple Park‌. WWDC 2024 is set to take place from June 10 to June 14. Developers not selected to attend the special event can watch the keynote, interface with Apple engineers, and watch WWDC sessions online.Related Roundup: WWDC 2024Related Forum: Apple, Inc and Tech Industry This article, "Apple Sending Emails to Developers Invited to WWDC 2024 Apple Park Special Event" first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums View the full article
  2. There is a famous quote by Peter Drucker that states, “You can’t manage what you can’t measure.” In our industry, measuring how quickly we can get working software into the hands of our customers has become a mantra for agile development teams, and it’s even being talked about in the boardrooms. Customers measure the value […] View the full article
  3. Rivals C# and Java are poised to switch places as the fourth and fifth most popular programming languages. View the full article
  4. Offshore iOS developers are said to be the developers with in-depth knowledge of iOS and work on different Apple devices are known to be iOS developers. Offshore iOS developer works remotely, from foreign countries and engages businesses with the potential clients to thrive in a fast paced competitive market with their work efficiency and expertise in the field. Some of the benefits out of the offshore iOS developers have been explained in the following: One of the primary benefits of outsourcing the iOS developer team is that they work with low labor cost. It gives access to a rich pool of global talent. Quality assurance is the ultimate aim of the development team with their skills and expertise. Deep programming knowledge of the iOS developer team enhances productivity of the business. We at Appsierra provide you with custom iOS developer services with our highly technical development team. Join us at Appierra to get hassle-free services for your business to thrive out in the fast-paced competitive market.
  5. Offshore Android Development is a business strategic approach where a business hires dedicated android mobile app developers in a foreign country for their own businesses. This gives businesses an excellent access to a large market of potential clients and brings their app ideas to life with efficiency and expertise. Benefits of outsourcing offshore android development: It is a robust outsourcing that can help you beat the market competition at affordable cost and is also time saving for your business. It can give access to a rich pool of talent from all around the globe. It provides scalability and flexibility in resource allocation as it is easy for a business to expand or reduce the size of the team required as per the project. It is an excellent way of outsourcing a best development team with specialization and expertise in the field. We at Appsierra with our highly motivated and passionate development team offer you with the best offshore android development services. So, contact our consultants and start your journey with Appsierra services.
  6. Generative AI is a concern, but software developers' skills, expertise and creativity are still very much needed. View the full article
  7. DevOps teams must maximize development speed without compromising security. Here are three ways to do that. View the full article
  8. Ever wonder what it’s like to write code at Meta’s scale? On the latest episode of the Meta Tech Podcast, Meta engineer Pascal Hartig (@passy) sits down with Dustin Shahidehpour and Katherine Zak, two software engineers at Meta, to talk about their careers and what it’s really like to ship code at Meta. Why does Meta have a monorepo? What’s it like doing pre-commit code reviews? And what does Meta’s CI infrastructure look like? And, “How is stuff not constantly on fire?” We cover these questions and many more! ... View the full article
  9. Data scientists and other ML practitioners are increasingly relying on a new kind of data platform: the ML feature store. This specialized offering can help organizations simplify the management of their ML feature data and make their ML model development efforts more scalable. Feature stores take on the core tasks of managing the code that organizations use to generate ML features, running this code on unprocessed data, and deploying these features to production in user-facing applications. Feature stores typically integrate with a data warehouse, object storage, and an operational storage system for application serving... View the full article
  10. Docker’s Peter McKee hosts serverless wizard and open sorcerer Yaron Schneider for a high-octane tour of DAPR (as in Distributed Application Runtime) and how it leverages Docker. A principal software engineer at Microsoft in Redmond, Washington, Schneider co-founded the DAPR project to make developers’ lives easier when writing distributed applications. DAPR, which Schneider defines as “essentially a sidecar with APIs,” helps developers build event-driven, resilient distributed applications on-premises, in the cloud, or on an edge device. Lightweight and adaptable, it tries to target any type of language or framework, and can help you tackle a host of challenges that come with building microservices while keeping your code platform agnostic. How do I reliably handle a state in a distributed environment? How do I deal with network failures when I have a lot of distributed components in my ecosystem? How do I fetch secrets securely? How do I scope down my applications? Tag along as Schneider, who also co-founded KEDA (Kubernetes-based event-driven autoscaling), demos how to “dapr-ize” applications while he and McKee discuss their favorite languages and Schneider’s collection of rare Funco pops! Watch the video (Duration 0:50:36): The post Video: Docker Build: Simplify Cloud-native Development with Docker & DAPR appeared first on Docker Blog. View the full article
  11. AWS re:Invent kicks off this week and if you are anything like us, we are super geeked out to watch and attend all the talks that are lined up for the next three weeks. To get ready for re:Invent, we’ve gathered some of our best resources and expert guidance to get the most out of the Docker platform when building apps for AWS. Check out these blogs, webinars and DockTalks from the past few weeks to augment your re:Invent experience over the next three weeks: Expert Guidance from the Docker Team Blogs Docker Compose for Amazon ECS Now Available: Excellent blog post written by Docker Product Manager Ben De St Paer-Gotch (@Nebuk89) about how to get started with Docker Compose and ECS. Deploying WordPress to the Cloud: Another excellent blog post by Ben De St Paer-Gotch on how to configure and deploy a full-blown WordPress instance to AWS ECS using the Docker CLI. AWS Howdy Partner AWS Howdy Partner Twitch Show: Back in July, I (@pmckee) was a guest on the AWS Howdy Partner show hosted on Twitch. Follow along as we walked through deploying a multi-container application to AWS ECS using the Docker CLI. Webinar From Docker Straight to AWS: Deploying from Docker straight to AWS with your existing workflow has never been easier. In this webinar, Chad Metcalf of Docker and Carmen Puccio of AWS do a hands-on walk through of how you can get started today. DockTalks DockTalk Q&A: From Docker Straight to AWS: Chad Metcalf and I welcomed Jonah Jones from AWS to the show to help answer all the questions you might have around using the Docker integrations with AWS ECS. YouTube Docker Hub Video Series: Learn how to take advantage of basic and advanced features of Docker Hub. In this series, you’ll learn how to configure and set up your Organization and Teams to help maximize collaboration and development using containers. The post Docker and AWS Resources for Developers appeared first on Docker Blog. View the full article
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