New note provided by Ruslan Kavetsky for #WWDC23 session "Beyond scroll views". 
Check it out: 
https://wwdcnotes.com/documentation/wwdcnotes/wwdc23-10159-beyond-scroll-views
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We talked music, we talked business, we talked San Francisco @jcieplinski #wwdcportraits #wwdc23
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Hmm... reading the Journaling Suggestions API in iOS 17.2 beta, looks like you are only able to get data *from* user's journals to your app.
I thought it was the other way around: your app could provide content to the Journal app for users to write their journal. Or would this be available in a future beta?
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/journalingsuggestions
Apple Developer DocumentationJournaling Suggestions | Apple Developer DocumentationDisplay a set of recent, personal events that inspire someone to contribute to your app’s creative workflow.
macOS 14 Sonoma: Game Mode, Game Porting Toolkit und das Presenter Overlay (Update 2) https://www.computerbase.de/2023-06/macos-14-sonoma-game-mode-game-porting-toolkit-und-das-presenter-overlay/#update-2023-09-26T19:48 #WWDC23 #macos14
ComputerBasemacOS 14 Sonoma veröffentlicht: Game Mode, Game Porting Toolkit und das Presenter Overlay
My experiment shows this can work. I simply created a dummy perform() method when compiled in the widget, crossing my fingers that it would never execute as long as it implements ForegroundContinuableIntent.
Though I worry it's not documented so it might stop working at some point. cc @mgorbach : is this well supported?
From: @y2mango
https://mastodon.social/@y2mango/110915945281743765
MastodonYilei Yang 🥭 (@y2mango@mastodon.social)@rileytestut @mgorbach can we in two separate files, a.swift compiled in the main app, and b.swift compiled in the widget, implement two different versions of the perform() method?
I didn’t do much work with #Xcode 15 Beta 5 (thankfully), but it seems that Apple has replaced the `cascade` #SwiftData PropertyOption with `preserveValueOnDeletion`(the opposite of cascade).
So this means that the default behavior now is a cascading delete, which is what they should have chosen from the beginning.
However, I feel bad for anyone who watches the #WWDC23 videos later, only to find that "cascade" doesn't exist.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftdata/propertyoptions
Apple Developer DocumentationPropertyOptions | Apple Developer DocumentationAn object that defines the behavior of a property when SwiftData manages the owning class.
iPadOS and iOS 17 beta 5 and macOS 14 beta 5 no longer remove tracking information from Twitter's links. The QUERY_PARAM.wplist file doesn't include Twitter or X anymore.
Previous betas used to remove tracking information from Twitter's links:
https://defcon.social/@mysk/110570300453020320
Link Tracking Protection is a new #privacy feature #Apple introduced at #WWDC23
GIF
How can UserDefaults, which is only readable/writable by the app itself, be used for fingerprint?
Apps being sold and bought?
I'm releasing a major update to @PleaseDontRain on Sticky Widgets day (also known as Monday).
I made significant changes to the UI based on feedback I got from a design lab at WWDC. I thought that it would be fun to make a blog post describing their feedback and how I adjusted the app.
There's also a big jump in the number of images (and quality) as well as the ability to select themes!
chriswu.com · A WWDC Design Lab Made My App So Much BetterHow my app improved.
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First, we’re going to be screening “Meet SwiftUI for spatial computing“ and “Take SwiftUI to the next dimension” from #WWDC23 to re-familiarize ourselves with visionOS and get a feel for how we’ll start to tackle our visionOS app!
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Hey #MacAdmins check your #AppleSeed for IT email notifications. Access management updates for #ABM, #ASM and #ABE announced at #WWDC23 are now available in beta for your org.
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Finally got watchOS 10 Dev beta 3 installed. Very happy to see that Eloquence doesn't default to higher sample rate on watchOS any more. I'm sort of getting the hang of this new interface. I want to see how it develops. I'm not convinced about how well it will work for efficiency for VO users. It may just be that I need to get used to it.
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As reported by @Marco, there is one (possibly 2) new UK English Siri Voices in iOS 17 Dev beta 3. Voice four sounds strange in that it is trying to immitate Cockney. It doesn't always succeed though. Voice three, which I also believe to be new, is possibly trying to immitate Lincolnshire accent. This one is far more consistent. I could be wrong about Lincolnshire part though. That voice sounds good and I can recognize an audiobook narrator.
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Even though image recognition models are showing 0 KB of usage, they're working. I'm happy to see potential multiple language support for image descriptions in iOS 17 Dev beta 3.
It must be my memory playing tricks on me. I don't recall seeing speed offset for Eloquence in beta 2. It's there in beta 3.
The problem with words like "Vegan" has been fixed. Somewhat. Now the last syllable sounds a bit muffled. Lol. No idea what they're doing there.
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Okay. Eloquence Dictionaries have not been updated from Beta 2. Eloquence saying "back quote, left bracket read, right bracket" when setting the read status for a an email in Mail has not been resolved in #iOS 17 dev beta 3.
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What? You mean to tell me that emoji isn't pronounced "back quote left bracket mo j i" with Eloq? First of the fixes in iOS 17 Dev beta 3. The 50% pitch issue with Eloquence is still there. Eloq is a bit quieter. I think. I can't tell if the dictionaries have been updated yet.