Quickie: Swift UI and 2020 Trends

Youtube Video Related Episodes Episode 22 - September 2019 Event Episode 19 - WWDC 2019 - Swift UI with Jason Anderson Episode 18 - WWDC 2019 - Apple Watch with Gary Sabo Sponsors BrightDigit Specialize in helping businesses build apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch 10 years of experience developing for a variety of Apple platform Helping dev shops which lack experience with Apple platforms and Swift Contact me if you need help today. We have an opening for sponsors Do you have a product or service which can target our ever growing community of developers as well as technology and business leaders? Contact me today if you are interested in sponsoring or go to our Patreon page. Maturity for the iPhone Unlikely to see any big hardware innovations at this point Maybe foldable Great time to get an app on here, because it’s a mature product 11 not a huge change from the 10 (but definite upgrade from the 8) Apple Watch Innovation Waiting for some improvements to battery and processor, but this is about to become an amazing product Great time to think about developing an app, esp. in the health & fitness sector iPads and the Pro App Market Apple Arcade shows Apple is interested in a subscription/bundle for games Highlighted new iPad but where are the serious pro apps Why having a subscription for app/games is great Hardware is great, but software needs to improve app ecosystem The App store eco system is still setup for “casual” apps for there is potent Swift UI SwiftUI is changing the way UI is developed but slowly First Swift-only API (no Objective-C compatibility) Maybe not be ideal for some companies with different design patterns but it’s a better starting place then Storyboards and UIKit Cross-Platform compatible with iOS, watchOS, tvOS, and macOS Social Media Twitter - @brightdigit Facebook - BrightDigit LinkedIn - BrightDigit Instagram - @brightdigit Patreon - empowerappshow Thanks to our monthly supporters work design Steven Lipton ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★