Antonio Lepore of 03 October 2023, 19:38
Apple announced the new service Meet with Apple Expertss, or a series of meetings with Cupertino experts dedicated to developers. The latter will be able to participate in sessions, workshops, laboratories and direct consultations to learn about the latest development tools and resources that will help upgrade their apps.
In particular, there will be over 50 sessions, seminars and consultations already available. In fact, “Meet with Apple Experts” provides continuous access to online and in-person activities, allowing developers around the world more opportunities to connect directly with Apple experts, and get insights, support and feedback. In particular, developers can sign up to get feedback on various topics, e.g insights regarding iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, visionOS and how apps and games can be optimized thanks to hardware technologies.
During many sessions it will also be possible get help improving your app and game experiences on the App Store, by personalizing product pages, simplifying app discovery, making the most of in-app events, and increasing customer numbers through features like App Analytics.
Among other things, sessions, workshops and workshops are available in multiple time zones and languages.
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Finally, Apple has specified that Meet with Apple Experts builds on the success of events/activities such as Ask Apple, Meet with App Store Experts and Tech Talks which to date have offered developers the opportunity to participate in hundreds of live presentations, and offered thousands of one-on-one consultations. Topics covered in previous meetings of these programs are now available as part of Meet with Apple Experts.
Developers registered with Apple and current members of the Apple Developer Program and Apple Developer Enterprise Program they can visit the dedicated website for further information on latest available sessions, workshops and special events.
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