In a move to broaden access to its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) content, Apple has uploaded a curated selection of WWDC 2023 sessions to YouTube. Additionally, the company plans to make sessions from the upcoming 2024 conference available on the platform starting June 10.
Adapting to the new normal post-COVID-19, Apple has adopted a blend of live and digital formats for its events. While live sessions continue, the addition of pre-recorded videos and sessions has become a staple.
Previously exclusive to the Apple Developer app, these informative sessions can now be accessed on YouTube, meeting developers and enthusiasts in their preferred digital space.
To ensure the Apple Developer Channel remains engaging until the commencement of WWDC 2024 on June 10, Apple has enriched the channel with 40 videos from last year's conference. These videos are organized into playlists focusing on specific themes, offering a comprehensive look at various topics. Consistent with Apple's policy on its other YouTube channels, the comment feature is disabled.
Viewers are invited to explore the available content in anticipation of the upcoming announcements on Apple AI and more at the conference, scheduled for June 10 to June 14.
