Apple has also introduced a new Swipe typing experience, Sign in with Apple, and a revamp to the Reminders app experience. Standard users will benefit from features such as a system-wide Dark Mode, an enhanced Photos app experience, and even an all-new Maps experience. This, of course, includes new developer-facing features and frameworks, such as SwiftUI and Project Catalyst, with the latter allowing developers to bring iPad apps to the Mac platform with relative ease.
Apple is not only introducing new features to end-users but is also introducing things which are specific to software developers and will add to the already extremely versatile world of development that iOS developers find themselves in. And the creation and subsequent release of iOS and iPadOS 13 is a testament to that. It’s an increasingly exciting time to be a developer in the Apple ecosystem.
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