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As WWDC ends, the mood in the trenches is neighborly

As WWDC ends, the mood in the trenches is neighborly

Posted on June 14, 2015August 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Apple’s WWDC is over for another year, and as the dust settles on the iOS 9, Apple Music, and OS X El Capital launch, it’s a chance to reflect on five days of sessions. It’s hard to gage the tone of a week-long developer event from a fast-paced keynote – even with an Apple Music section which went on too long, and which several developers I spoke to suspected was padded to fill up space originally intended for an Apple TV SDK announcement. If there can be such a thing as an overarching theme, though, it felt like it might be harmonious co-existence.
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