Since yesterday’s Apple keynote with the presentation of the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus, we have been reading, studying and experimenting with the Gold Master seed of the development tools and iOS 8.
And now for some new possibilities inside iOS 8:
Apple are extending the way apps can communicate with each other and the users by adding ‘App Extensions.' There are several different kinds of extensions that plug into the OS in different places, but two types of extensions are worth noticing:
At some point, most of you will have had to find the UDID of your iPad or iPhone in order to install a preview of your app on your device. You will also be familiar with the (in)famous limit of 100 UDIDs that can be added to the Developer Portal - and the rigidity of the current system where you can only clean up in UDIDs once every year!
As most of you will know, Apple introduced iOS 8 to developers on the first day of the WWDC on June 2nd.
As most of you will know, Apple introduced iOS 8 to developers on the first day of the WWDC on June 2nd.
The keynote presentation has been made publicly available, so we feel that we can safely discuss some of the main features of iOS 8 without overstepping the limits of the NDA.
