With the event at WWDC 2017, Apple made several announcement including some new SDK's being introduced and some new frameworks as well. Among them was the ARKit for building Augmented Reality Apps and Games, CoreML framework to use Machine Learning in apps, SiriKit to extend the usage of regular apps by using Siri and Voice Learning in its applications.
Throughout the event there was a big roar of Machine Learning and it was one of best announcements made. The core focus during the whole speech at WWDC 2017 was Machine Learning and how they have used it in all of its launches including iOS 11, MacOS High Sierra.
To let everyone know and even as mentioned in the older posts, iOS 11 will no longer support 32-bit applications. So basically when you build an application for iOS 11, they have to have a target deployment of at least iOS 11 and above, else it will become 32 bit. However it depends, I have some 32-bit apps installed on my phone, they work fine but some do crash as well.
There are lots of new changes in the Xcode 9 User Interface and functionalities. If you want to know more about this, be sure to check out your Apple Developer Download Section , then click release notes against the Xcode Beta Version.
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Throughout the event there was a big roar of Machine Learning and it was one of best announcements made. The core focus during the whole speech at WWDC 2017 was Machine Learning and how they have used it in all of its launches including iOS 11, MacOS High Sierra.
To let everyone know and even as mentioned in the older posts, iOS 11 will no longer support 32-bit applications. So basically when you build an application for iOS 11, they have to have a target deployment of at least iOS 11 and above, else it will become 32 bit. However it depends, I have some 32-bit apps installed on my phone, they work fine but some do crash as well.
Image Credits: Apple Site
There are lots of new changes in the Xcode 9 User Interface and functionalities. If you want to know more about this, be sure to check out your Apple Developer Download Section , then click release notes against the Xcode Beta Version.
Image Credits: arstechinia
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