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Teaching Swift—Apple's new development language
This year, the WWDC was amazing. The shear amount of new stuff is overwhelming, and I still can’t believe that most of my wish list is now covered.
This year’s biggest surprise, however, which I was not really expecting (I guess nobody was), was Apple’s introduction of a new programming language—Swift. But now, Swift is here, and we have to deal with it.
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Customization of UI controls
Before the launch of iOS 5, the customization of some UI elements (navigation bars, switches, etc.) was possible only writing a lot of code, subclassing or adding categories for each UI component. With iOS 5 Apple provided developers with a simpler way of customizing UI elements. Later, with iOS 6, every UI component became quite fully customizable.
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