Apple has confirmed the 2023 Worldwide Developer Conference will start on June 5 with a mixed in-person and online developer event.
Apple’s annual Worldwide Developer Conference, or WWDC, is usually held the first week of June. It has been announced for June 5 to June 9, but little other detail has been offered. Apple’s senior vice president of Worldwide Marketing, Greg “Joz” Joswiak, has given one hint about what the event will focus on, in a tweet punning on Swift, the name of Apple’s programming language.
Developers will be invited via a lottery system for an in-person portion of the event. However, Apple will continue its recently-started tradition of offering heavily produced online sessions as well.
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