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We’re back from WWDC and today we take a look at the enormous number of changes that were announced during the conference and how we think that those changes will affect our businesses. We start with our general impressions of the WWDC, then quickly move to our thoughts on what qualifies as the most significant announcement of the conference. And there was a lot to choose from. An entirely new programming language was announced as well as a number of changes to the iTunes Store that developers have been requesting for a long time. We reflect on the impact that this WWDC has had on the general mood of the developer community, and then close by considering whether attending WWDC was worth the time and expense from a business development perspective.
Show Notes & Links
- Session 302: The New iTunes Connect – The session from WWDC 2014 that explains the changes that are coming to iTunes Connect and the App Store
- App.io – A service that offers live app demos on the Web.
- Apple Deprecated Flurry’s Treasure Trove of Data – David Barnard reflects on Flurry and its use of customer data