This year at WWDC20, we’ve added online App Store Labs, extended the annual App Store developer survey, and more because we want to hear directly from hundreds of thousands of developers on how they want us to improve the App Store for them, and for users.”Īfter highlighting the new App Clips and Widgets that developers will be able to take advantage of with iOS and iPadOS 14, the company noted the improved access to Apple’s platforms like opening up the Find My app to third-parties, HomePod working with third-party music services, and Safari adding support for extensions used by Chrome, Firefox, etc.
“The App Store ecosystem is more diverse, dynamic, and successful than it has ever been, but we know that to make it better for everyone, there is more we must do together. This WWDC, we’ve introduced innovative new APIs, frameworks, and tools designed to help developers take their app experiences further and reach even more users,” said Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing. “The Apple developer community inspires us all with apps that help more than a billion users, transform industries, and change the world. VP Phil Schiller said that the App Store is “more diverse, dynamic, and successful than it has ever been” but that more needs to be done to improve it for “everyone.”
Following the Platforms State of the Union address this afternoon at WWDC20 Apple has shared some highlights on its new developer tech and tools to “foster the next generation of apps.” These include Xcode 12, new features in SwiftUI, App Clips and Widgets in iOS and iPadOS 14, improved access to Apple’s platforms like Find My and HomePod, as well as a new App Store Review process that gives developers a way to “challenge” guidelines.Īpple featured the developer-specific updates in a Newsroom post.
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