The countdown has begun for the World Developers Conference (WWDC22), which will be held by Apple between June 6 and 10. The latest versions of the operating systems offered by the company to users will be introduced at the event.
Also this year around the world students’ coding and problem solving skills The third of the Swift Student Challenge is being held. According to the latest information, Apple will prioritize young developers at the conference this year.
Apple will prioritize youth at WWDC22 conference
Apple’s WWDC22 activity program gradually began to appear. Company, iOS, iPadOS and macOS as well as new versions of operating systems such as Swift Student Challenge The winner will focus on young developers.
appleThis year, for students who love to code and want to improve themselves in this field. SwiftStudent He is holding the third of the Challenge. In this context April 25From the participants until Swift Playground The company, which wants to develop the application, wants to add new names to its developer family, which has more than 30 million members worldwide.
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The names of those who will participate in the conference began to be announced gradually. Sabrina Sales, 13, will represent the UAE at WWDC next month. In a statement to The National before WWDC, Sales used the following statements;
The entire process of submitting a practice project and the stages you go through helps you learn a lot. They offer you a convenient structure to build and design an app from scratch. On the other hand, they also help with the right perspective to deal with the difficulties of implementing an idea.
The statement made by Apple about the WWDC student program organized every year is as follows;
Apple is proud to support and nurture the next generation of developers through its annual WWDC student program. Over the past three decades, thousands of students have honed their skills and connected with programmers of all ages. These students have built long and successful careers in technology, founded venture-backed startups, and focused on building technology-focused nonprofits to create a better future.