sessions.json

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  "1997": {
    "100": {
      "title": "Mac OS Technical Strategy & Roadmap",
      "description": "Apple will continue enhancing and improving the Mac OS while providing an excellent transition path to Rhapsody. This session will include information about technologies that will be delivered in future Mac OS releases, including Mac OS 8 and Allegro. It will also provide a roadmap to the detailed Mac OS technology sessions.\n\nPresenters:\n- Avie Tevanian, Senior Vice President, Software Engineering\n- Steven Glass, Vice President, Mac OS Engineering\n- Peter Lowe, Mac OS 8 Product Manager\n- Gordon Garb, User Experience Evangelist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DH_6OnbEJsk"
    },
    "101": {
      "title": "Mac OS Core OS Changes",
      "description": "Apple is making significant changes to the Mac OS infrastructure. Come learn what's new, what's changed, and how it affects you.\n\nPresenters:\n- C.K. Haun, Mac OS 8 Lead Engineer\n- Mark Gealy, File System Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4J3QN6aDJc"
    },
    "102": {
      "title": "Mac OS User Experience Enhancements",
      "description": "Find out how to take advantage of the new features of the Mac OS Toolbox including the Appearance Manager and contextual menus to make your application easier to use, easier to program and more consistent.\n\nPresenter:\n- Edward Voas, Technical Lead, UE Toolbox, OS Technology Group\n\nDemo:\n- Arlo Rose, Human Interface Lead, UE Toolbox",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUsCVwiEGHw"
    },
    "103": {
      "title": "Mac OS User Experience Enhancements II",
      "description": "In this session you will find out how to write contextual menu plug-ins. You will also learn how to extend Apple Data Detectors, a contextual menu plug-in that makes managing your information easier than ever.\n\nPresenters:\n- Arno Gourdol, User Experience Tech Lead\n- Guy Fullerton, Contextual Menu Engineer, User Experience Team\n- Dave Wright, Technical Lead, User Experience Team and Apple Technology Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGNakRuufk4"
    },
    "200": {
      "title": "Rhapsody Technical Strategy and Overview",
      "description": "Rhapsody is Apple's powerful new operating system that features a state-of-the-art OS foundation, great support for Mac OS, an advanced look and feel, a rich object-oriented programming model based on OpenStep and Java and best of class multimedia with QTML. The Rhapsody technical strategy will be described as well as the business opportunities that Rhapsody enables.\n\nPresenters:\n- Avie Tevanian, Senior Vice President, Software Engineering\n- Ricardo Gonzalez, Senior Product Marketing Manager\n- Bertrand Serlet, Senior Director, Rhapsody Engineering\n- Ken Bereskin, Manager, Rhapsody Evangelism\n\nDemo: John Landwehr",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByXov_jO_OM"
    },
    "201": {
      "title": "Rhaposdy Core OS: Kernel and Runtime",
      "description": "Learn the basics of Rhapsody's kernel and runtime architecture, including process model, memory management architecture, IPC, synchronization, POSIX support, and runtime environment.\n\nPresenter:\n- John C. Signa, Rhapsody Core OS Evangelist\n- Brett R. Halle, Manager, Core OS Kernel Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBdbGB8SusA"
    },
    "204": {
      "title": "Mac OS Support in Rhapsody's Blue Box",
      "description": "Mac OS and most solutions will run full speed under Rhapsody in their own protected environment, the \"Blue Box\". This session will detail the Blue Box technology and suggest compatibility guidelines for your current products.\n\nPresenter:\n- Jeff Robbin, Technical Lead\n- Jim Murphy, Dr. MacsBug (https://twitter.com/DrMacsBug)",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKYy1wYjLRk"
    },
    "208": {
      "title": "OpenStep's Developer API & Framework Overview",
      "description": "OpenStep provides a rich set of APIs organized in frameworks to enable developers to easily build full featured and robust applications. This session will give an overview of the frameworks, the features offered, and conventions used.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jordan Dea-Mattson, Senior Evangelist, Rhapsody Evangelism\n- Peter Graffagnino, Director, Yellow Box Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-UE-03YU7BU"
    },
    "210": {
      "title": "Rhapsody User Experience",
      "description": "Rhapsody will feature an advanced look and feel that is the union of the best features of Mac OS along with innovations from NeXT. This session will describe our plans for the user experience for the Developer, Premier and Unified releases of Rhapsody.\n\nPresenter:\n- Kurt Piersol, Rhapsody UE Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGZ9o2jjH_s"
    },
    "300": {
      "title": "QuickTime Technologies Overview",
      "description": "The QuickTime overview session will cover QuickTime and its family of related technologies, including QuickTime VR and QuickDraw 3D. Learn about recent advances and new opportunities for digital media creation and publishing for professional media applications, consumer multimedia, and on the Internet. Learn how QuickTime technologies fit in your future and come see the cool demos pointing the way.\n\nPresenter:\n- Peter Hoddie, Chief Architect, QuickTime",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSjg6iLqGDU"
    },
    "304": {
      "title": "QuickTime VR 2.0",
      "description": "Focus is on the new QuickTime VR v2.0 C-API. This session will show examples of how developers can incorporate playback and output of QuickTime VR movies. We will also show how sprites, text, MIDI, audio, video, 3D etc... can all be combined with QuickTime VR movies.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Monroe\n- Ken Turkowski\n- Mark Wheeler\n- Yalin Xiong",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4AUxp71aWQ"
    },
    "306": {
      "title": "QuickDraw3D",
      "description": "This session will cover a brief introduction to QuickDraw 3D 1.5.1, the latest release of this cross platform 3D graphics programming API. Topics include an overview of the new geometries and an overview of the new plug-in architecture.\n\nPresenters:\n- Shawn Hopwood, Product Manager\n- David Harrington, Evangelist\n- Philip Schneider, QuickDraw 3D Technical Lead\n- Debbie/Scott, 3Dfx Interactive",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X5_nk-fz_aE"
    },
    "308": {
      "title": "QuickTime Futures",
      "description": "Come hear where QuickTime is heading beyond QuickTime 3.0 Learn how QuickTime will be extended to support interactivity and better media integration. Get the straight scoop on QuickTime-based HyperCard.\n\nPresenters:\n- Kevin Calhoun, QT 4.0 Engineering Manager\n- Peter Hoddie\n- Reuven Sherwin, Pitango Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vR2gBLQtKRE"
    },
    "400": {
      "title": "Apple's Internet & Web Technologies",
      "description": "Apple, together with our developers, is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the explosive growth of the Internet. Find out how we are leveraging our strengths to make Macintosh the Internet/Intranet platform of choice.\n\nPresenter:\n- Ellen Hancock, Chief Technology Officer\n- Larry Slotnick, VP, Internet & Enterprise Product Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVmHyyaSYCk"
    },
    "408": {
      "title": "WebObjects: An Overview",
      "description": "WebObjects is an open platform for building and deploying dynamic network applications. Learn about the concepts and uses for this platform and the components and tools WebObjects provides.\n\nPresenter:\n- David Kay, Product Line Manager, WebObjects",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvwN9tVe6r4"
    }
  },
  "2000": {
    "104": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: File System",
      "description": "Mac OS X has an extensible file system architecture that allows developers to add file systems or extend a file system's functionality more easily than was previously possible. Get an overview of the Mac OS X file system and find out how you can take advantage of it to create better solutions for your customers.\n\nPresenters:\n- Clark H. Warner, Manager, Core OS File Systems Engineering\n- Patrick Dirks, Technical Lead, Core OS File Systems\n- Don Brady, Core OS File Systems Engineering\n- Ananthakrishna Ramesh, Core OS BSD Engineering\n\nDemo: Conrad Minshall, Core OS File Systems Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0onAow5eYuU"
    },
    "105": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Graphics Overview",
      "description": "Apple continues its graphics industry leadership by integrating industry standards such as OpenGL(r) and QuickTime into the OS. With Mac OS X, Apple incorporates another critical standard, PDF, into Quartz, the new innovative graphics model of Mac OS X. View this session to get an introduction and high-level overview of this new architecture.\n\nPresenter: Peter Graffagnino, Director, Graphics and Imaging",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjmN4goD3Yk"
    },
    "106": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Kernel",
      "description": "The Mach kernel is the heart of Mac OS X. In this session we shed light on the kernel basics by discussing the services it provides, such as memory management and interprocess communications.\n\nPresenter: Jim Magee, Member, Mach Kernel Team, Part-time MiG pilot",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggnFoDqzGMU"
    },
    "111": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Printing",
      "description": "The new print architecture of Mac OS X provides greater flexibility and control over printing, while providing a simplified user interface. This session presents an overview of this new architecture, the services it provides, and details on adopting it.\n\nPresenters:\n- Paul Danbold, Printing Stooge\n- Rick Spillers, Hewlett-Packard\n- Mitch Kadish, Epson\n- Robert Shibata, Canon",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lLdi1qrogw"
    },
    "112": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Advanced Printing",
      "description": "This session covers the advanced features of the Mac OS X print architecture and how applications can create custom print interfaces and take control of the printing process.\n\nPresenter: Paul Danbold, Printing Stooge",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wi0GGN0RRHg"
    },
    "120": {
      "title": "Carbon Overview",
      "description": "Learn how Carbon preserves your investment in Mac OS APIs while enhancing your application with Mac OS X features such as the Aqua user interface, protected memory, and preemptive multitasking. This overview will help you determine which sessions will be most valuable to your product.\n\nPresenter: Scott Forstall, Director, Application Frameworks\nDemos:\n- John Wallace, Power On Software\n- Mike Garcia, Quark\n- Scott Thompson, Macromedia",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udz4ZAWQ03s"
    },
    "121": {
      "title": "Carbon Event Model: Basics",
      "description": "This session gives an overview of Carbon Events, a new event-dispatching model used in many parts of the Mac OS. Adoption of this new model can significantly improve your application's performance, as well as simplify your source.\n\nPresenter: Ed Voas, High-Level Toolbox\nDemo: Guy Fullerton, 10th Level Half-Elven Bard",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hreFS7PNHYo"
    },
    "123": {
      "title": "Carbon: Transitioning Your Application",
      "description": "Modifying your application to use Carbon is a simple tune-up, but there are some things you can do to make it even easier. View this session for detailed information on taking the first steps.\n\nPresenter: David Wright, Mac OS X Applications Technology Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISJM-oxK2aM"
    },
    "124": {
      "title": "Core Foundation: Basics",
      "description": "Core Foundation provides a rich set of C APIs for strings, collections, user preferences, property lists, plug-ins, XML handling, and more. These APIs are designed with performance, consistency, and portability in mind, and are available in the Carbon API set. This session covers Core Foundation fundamentals, conventions, and paradigms, as well as the basic set of services and APIs.\n\nPresenter: Becky Willrich, Application Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTGJm2BdqSU"
    },
    "125": {
      "title": "Core Foundation: Advanced",
      "description": "This session delves into the rich set of services available from the Core Foundation APIs such as bundles, plug-ins, XML, and preferences management.\n\nPresenters:\n- Becky Willrich, Application Frameworks\n- Douglas Davidson, Application Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltvx257yH4s"
    },
    "126": {
      "title": "Cocoa Overview",
      "description": "This session provides an overview of the powerful, object-oriented Cocoa APIs for creating full-featured desktop applications for Mac OS X. The Cocoa APIs range from low-level utility, system interaction, internationalization, Internet, and platform independence classes to a rich set of user interface widgets, including a powerful and extensible text system.\n\nPresenter: Becky Willrich, Application Frameworks\nDemo: Mike Ferris",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uzn1tibUKpI"
    },
    "127": {
      "title": "Cocoa Update",
      "description": "Learn what's new in Cocoa software. This session includes a discussion of changes relevant to Aqua, as well as other new user- and developer-focused features.\n\nPresenter: Ali Ozer, Manager, Cocoa Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5isj7JJ2IQ"
    },
    "128": {
      "title": "Cocoa in Depth",
      "description": "This session provides an in-depth discussion of Cocoa topics, such as text, document classes, scripting, localization, Java, and Carbon interaction.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ali Ozer, Manager, Cocoa Frameworks\n- Mike Ferris",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFHewnxpE2I"
    },
    "130": {
      "title": "Carbon: Low Level",
      "description": "Apple engineers share a real-world understanding of how Carbon works to fine-tune your product. Issues concerning threading, memory management, performance, and file management are discussed.\n\nPresenter: John Iarocci, Manager, Advanced Mac Toolbox\nDemo: Steve Zellers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oiEDj2M7Z2o"
    },
    "142": {
      "title": "High Level Toolbox: Adopting the Aqua Interface",
      "description": "This session provides an in-depth discussion about how your products should change to take advantage of Aqua. We cover control metrics, menu layout, window positioning, and interacting with the Dock. New features such as Sheets and the new print dialogs will make your applications truly Aqua-savvy. This is a must-view session if you want your application to deliver a great user experience under Aqua.\n\nPresenter: Guy Fullerton, HLTB Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvGtDrMsdeg"
    },
    "143": {
      "title": "High Level Toolbox: Carbon Enhancements I",
      "description": "This session describes changes and enhancements to the High Level Toolbox for Carbon. This session is an absolute must if you are Carbonizing your application. We discuss better control creation, dynamic menus, and new APIs such as Help Tags, as well as basic window layering, control embedding, and flavored scrap support.\n\nPresenter: Pete Gontier, Carbon High-Level Toolbox Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nioz0m3dOC8"
    },
    "144": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Application Packaging and Document Typing",
      "description": "This session provides essential information about application packaging and document binding on Mac OS X. Learn about packages and localization; the desktop database file replacement; how to package your application; and how to specify type, creator, and mime types. Learn how the Finder binds documents to applications, new file-naming conventions, new APIs for accessing package contents, and how to handle resources in dataforks/file-mapped resources.\n\nPresenter: Arno Gourdol, User Experience Arkitect",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQsnqWJ8D2c"
    },
    "145": {
      "title": "Apple Help on Carbon and Cocoa",
      "description": "HTML-based Apple Help is the help system for Mac OS X applications. Learn how to create HTML-based help content for your applications and see how easy it is to complement with QuickTime and AppleScript. Get tips and tricks from Apple engineers, gain insights into future directions, and learn about the HTMLRenderingLib.\n\nPresenters:\n- Gordon Meyer, Instructional Products Engineer\n- Jessica Kahn, User Experience Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktQfpcpo96M"
    },
    "146": {
      "title": "High Level Toolbox: DataBrowser",
      "description": "Learn how DataBrowser enables your application to present data as the Finder does, simplifying your application development and delivering a more consistent user experience. Implement views and highly customizable lists with variable row heights and cells that contain text, icons, checkboxes, and progress bars.\n\nPresenter: Jim Rodden, Tech Lead, ListMgr Hater",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3L_Vb4n4J7Q"
    },
    "148": {
      "title": "High Level Toolbox: Carbon Enhancements II",
      "description": "This session covers in-depth High Level Toolbox topics such as window buffering, advanced window positioning and layering, Window Manager Port replacement functionality, dialog item manipulation APIs, Unicode support, custom defprocs, and more. If you're a Carbon developer who uses, or wants to use, the toolbox in any of these ways, you need to view this session.\n\nPresenter: Pete Gontier, Carbon High-Level Toolbox Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFwDyc0c1TI"
    },
    "154": {
      "title": "AppleScript and Frameworks",
      "description": "Want to make your application scriptable, but can't figure out how? Learn how to use Metrowerks PowerPlant and other frameworks to make your application scriptable.\n\nPresenter: Chris Espinosa, Manager, Components and Scripting",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-p3QSTCeU4M"
    },
    "155": {
      "title": "Text on Mac OS",
      "description": "If your product displays text, this session is crucial to your understanding of how you can edit, process, and draw text using Apple technologies. Learn about MLTE, our Unicode editing engine of the future, Apple's Unicode drawing engine, text input, character set conversion, and international utilities.\n\nPresenters:\n- Xavier Legros, International Text Technologies\n- Deborah Goldsmith, International Toolbox",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGwD9cx7e90"
    },
    "156": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Font Management",
      "description": "Learn about the new facilities for controlling and managing fonts on Mac OS X. As reliable document exchange becomes more important, these technologies become more crucial to your products. We provide an overview of the new Font Manager, the overall font architecture, and how fonts will be organized and accessed in the different Mac OS X stacks.\n\nPresenter: Robin Mikawa, Software Engineer, Type\nDemo: Julio Gonzalez, Software Engineer, Type",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qvzz4H9dL8"
    },
    "157": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Localization",
      "description": "Mac OS X makes it dramatically easier to localize your products. Learn how to work with application packages to take advantage of the powerful, modern framework for localizing your application.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chris Hansten, Manager, Mac OS X Localization and Integration\n- Mike Ferris",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjwNW5V1310"
    },
    "158": {
      "title": "Apple Localization Tools",
      "description": "Apple is creating new and revised tools for localizing your product on Mac OS, making it easier than ever to broaden your markets globally. Learn about the powerful new library for working with all types of localizable data, as well as the new revision of AppleGlot.\n\nPresenters:\n- Colm Murphy, L&RE Loc Tools Development Manager\n- Kristian Walsh, Software Development Engineer\n- Mike Butler, Software Development Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0Gny7cdf1A"
    },
    "160": {
      "title": "Mac OS Networking Overview",
      "description": "This session presents the details of the networking services and utilities in future releases of Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X. Additional topics include PPC-over-IP, DHCP improvements, Remote Access, Network Setup, and improved stability and performance.\n\nPresenters:\n- Justin Walker, Part-time Coder\n- David “Lefty” Schlesinger, Systems Defenstrator",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvHDnqVBgT0"
    },
    "162": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Server Services",
      "description": "This session covers the services provided in a future release of Mac OS X Server, identifying key developer opportunities and detailing compatibility requirements. These services include AFP File, FTP File, Apache Web, SMB File, Mail, Printing, NetBoot, DNS, DHCP, and SLP. Learn how other services such as the Directory Services APIs and Network Services Location APIs are integrated.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ken Bereskin, Director, Mac OS X Product Marketing\n- Greg Burns, Director, Internet Server Software\n- Bob Murphy, Desktop Management Solutions",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3DI_tPBh_k"
    },
    "165": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Directory Services",
      "description": "This session provides details on the Directory Services APIs that allow Mac OS X-based software to access directory systems, such as LDAP and NetInfo, in a standard manner. These APIs provide full access to a range of directory systems (data access and authentication). The low-level plug-in model that allows the addition of directory access modules is also covered.\n\nPresenters: David O’Rourke and Michael Dasenbrock, Mac OS X Server Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=heEmjRe0t3U"
    },
    "166": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Network Services Location",
      "description": "Network Services Location (NSL) is a set of services that provide IP network services browsing on Mac OS. In this session, we discuss the improvements, implementation, and strategy for taking NSL development onto Mac OS X, as well as share real-world tips.\n\nPresenters: Rob Neville, Kevin Arnold, Al Begley",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvZLp9FbpEY"
    },
    "167": {
      "title": "URL Access",
      "description": "URL Access provides high-level APIs to allow applications to easily take advantage of various Internet protocols, including HTTP and FTP, as well as support file verify. Learn how to add URL Access to your product.\n\nPresenter: Sari Harrison, Senior Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wl3X9Yn3iy4"
    },
    "168": {
      "title": "Keychain",
      "description": "Keychain is the password and key manager for Mac OS. This session provides details on how developers can use Carbon to take advantage of this technology within their products on both Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X.\n\nPresenter: Ken McLeod, Senior Engineer, Apple Data Security",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSO9-Fylpr8"
    },
    "175": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Music and MIDI",
      "description": "This session covers the new system-level MIDI services for Mac OS X. We provide an in-depth look at the new QuickTime Music Architecture, which features sequencing services, MusicDevice architecture, and the Downloadable Sounds (DLS) Toolbox.\n\nPresenters: Doug Wyatt and Chris Rogers, Core Audio",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j7qicYiyj6I"
    },
    "176": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Core Audio: Multichannel and Beyond",
      "description": "This session presents a roadmap to the low-level application audio services available for Mac OS X. Topics range from direct manipulation of hardware features to finding devices and streaming audio to them. We discuss performance issues such as threading, memory management, and synchronization. We also present an update on the Sound Manager, including the recent API changes and Carbon support.\n\nPresenter: Jeff Moore, Core Audio",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJ_7DxGVF64"
    },
    "180": {
      "title": "Java Overview",
      "description": "This session covers Apple's directions for Java on the Mac OS. We discuss Mac OS Runtime for Java (MRJ) releases for classic Mac OS, such as MRJ 2.2, as well as the plans for Mac OS X Java.\n\nPresenter: Steve Naroff, Senior Director, Java Technologies and Core Tools\nDemos:\n- Peter Heller, Senior Director, eBusiness Marketing\n- Blake Stone, Chief Scientist, Inprise/Borland",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwBbPSq-l1c"
    },
    "181": {
      "title": "Introduction to Java on Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session covers the basics of developing with Java on Mac OS X. This includes an overview of the Java platform on Mac OS, development tools (command-line tools, IDEs, and debugging tools), issues related to bringing applications from MRJ 2.2 to Mac OS X, and integration issues with Carbon and Cocoa on Mac OS X.\n\nPresenter: Peter A. Steinauer, Engineering Manager, Java Platform Classes",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ikoGqHBGIA"
    },
    "182": {
      "title": "Java: Getting the Best Performance",
      "description": "This session teaches you how to get the best performance from your Macintosh-based Java application. Topics include advances in virtual machine (VM) technology, graphics and human interface (HI) performance, and coding strategies and styles for improving performance.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jim Laskey, Virtual Machine Team\n- Ivan Posva, Virtual Machine Team\n- John Burkey, Java Platform Classes Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNMwwQIJrCc"
    },
    "183": {
      "title": "QuickTime for Java",
      "description": "This session discusses techniques to integrate Java and QuickTime to provide your product with interesting and powerful capabilities. Learn how to use QuickTime for Java to develop on any QuickTime-supported OS platform.\n\nPresenters:\n- William Stewart, Engineering Manager\n- Eric Lemoine, TV-Radio",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uLNwnVQLqJg"
    },
    "184": {
      "title": "Mac OS X: Java in Depth",
      "description": "This session details the differences between Java development on Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X, including application embedding issues in Carbon with Java, JDirect 3, bridging technologies, and other issues.\n\nPresenter: Blaine Garst, Manager, Java Runtime",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zO_5oUZJldk"
    },
    "186": {
      "title": "OpenGL: A Technical Introduction",
      "description": "This session focuses on the implementation of OpenGL for Mac OS. We give developers the knowledge required to develop OpenGL applications quickly on the Macintosh. Topics include the Macintosh OpenGL architecture, integration, and texture management.\n\nPresenter: Geoff Stahl, Manager, Developer Technical Support",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jhqv47p7cf8"
    },
    "187": {
      "title": "OpenGL on Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session covers the development of OpenGL applications for Mac OS, including the Mac OS X graphics architecture, OpenGL interfaces, texture management, and surface handling. Coverage includes insights into building OpenGL projects on Mac OS X.\n\nPresenter: Dave Springer, Sr. Graphics Engineer, OpenGL",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0-242M4RWw"
    },
    "188": {
      "title": "OpenGL: Beyond Games",
      "description": "OpenGL provides a powerful cross-platform 2D and 3D graphics API for all applications, not just games. This session covers handling multiple contexts, combining 2D and 3D graphics, and using the orthographic projection to create accelerated 2D graphics in any window.\n\nPresenter: Geoff Stahl, Manager, Developer Technical Support",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4-NhXdf8Us"
    },
    "191": {
      "title": "Introducing the New Project Builder",
      "description": "Committed to providing support for Mac OS X, Apple has created a new integrated development environment. This session gives an overview of these development tools and an introduction to\nthe new version of Project Builder for developing Carbon, Cocoa, and Java applications and frameworks, as well as device drivers and other software.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dave Payne, Manager, Developer Applications Team\n- Steve Naroff, Senior Director, Java and Core Tools\n- Manuel DaSilva",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlj3S-aGkWM"
    },
    "192": {
      "title": "Transitioning to the New Project Builder",
      "description": "Take an in-depth look at migrating your Cocoa or Carbon project from Metrowerks CodeWarrior and Apple's original Project Builder to the new version of Project Builder for Mac OS X. This includes advanced project editing, compiler transition issues, and how to handle special build needs for your project.\n\nPresenters:\n- John Graziano, Lead Engineer, Project Builder\n- Anders Bertelrud, Senior Engineer, Project Builder\n- Mike Ferris, Senior Engineer, Project Builder",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41xTZUAMVLY"
    },
    "193": {
      "title": "Using Interface Builder",
      "description": "Apple's Interface Builder allows you to create Aqua-enhanced user interfaces for Mac OS X. Learn about Interface Builder's support for various platform initiatives, such as the new Carbon event model, and integration of Interface Builder with the new Project Builder for Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- Henri Lamiraux, Engineering Manager\n- Scott Herz",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5cLnPzOs20"
    },
    "194": {
      "title": "Tuning for Velocity Engine",
      "description": "Learn how to use Metrowerks CodeWarrior to take advantage of the Velocity Engine and multiprocessing. Demonstrations will show how to create MP and inline Velocity Engine code, including debugging and profiling.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Fisher, Manager, Performance Product Marketing\n- Bob Campbell, Lead Compiler Engineer, Metrowerks\n- Richard Atwell, Senior Software Engineer\n- Ken Ryall, Lead Debugger Engineer, Metrowerks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EPS5AHkhtM"
    },
    "195": {
      "title": "Apple's Performance Tools for Mac OS X",
      "description": "Mac OS X introduces many new performance challenges for developers. In this session, learn how to achieve high performance in the Mac OS X environment and how to use Apple's performance analysis tools and techniques, including MallocDebug and Sampler, for optimizing application and overall system performance.\n\nPresenter: Robert Bowdidge, Developer Tools Group, Apple Computer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWaCauUTYe4"
    },
    "196": {
      "title": "Debugging Applications on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn how to debug Carbon and Cocoa applications in the new Project Builder for Mac OS X, how to use the Metrowerks CodeWarrior source-level debugger under Mac OS X, and advanced debugging techniques using the powerful gdb debugger.\n\nPresenter:\n- Dave Payne, Manager, Developer Applications Team\n- Rab Hagy, Project Builder Debugging Engineer\n- Klee Dienes, Mac OS X Debugging Engineer\n- Ken Ryall, Metrowerks Debugger Lead Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2kH1pV4DOOk"
    },
    "202": {
      "title": "FireWire: Now and in the Future",
      "description": "FireWire, the industry-standard interface for DV cameras and high-performance peripherals, is now standard on Apple's Power Mac G4, PowerBook, and iMac DV series. Learn how to support this revolutionary technology to reduce support costs and provide your customers with unmatched peripheral performance, reliability, and simplicity.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jai Chulani, Technology Manager\n- Eric Anderson, FireWire Software Manager\n- Wil Oxford, Mac CPU Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmZ1LFJfUB4"
    },
    "203": {
      "title": "FireWire in Depth",
      "description": "This session provides details on developing drivers for FireWire peripherals. Learn about FireWire in Mac OS X and how your products work with it, and learn tips and tricks on how to get the best possible performance. This session covers SBP-2 and Isoc details, as well as Apple's Mac OS X drivers.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jai Chulani, Technology Manager\n- William Gulland, FireWire on Mac OS X Tech Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1laCv8-Z1M"
    },
    "204": {
      "title": "USB: Now and in the Future",
      "description": "Universal Serial Bus (USB) is sweeping the industry, led by Apple. Every computer Apple ships includes the USB peripheral interface, with an installed base in the multiple millions. Learn about the standard drivers included in Mac OS and detailed information on how to develop drivers and installers to make the most of the USB software locator mechanism.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, USB Technology Manager\n- Rich Kubota, WWDTS Engineer\n- Rhoads Hollowell, Senior Engineer, USB Software Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUNCBXwJqVY"
    },
    "300": {
      "title": "QuickTime: State of the Union",
      "description": "It has been an incredible year for QuickTime, and QuickTime TV has become an industry unto itself. Find out how to capitalize on the success of QuickTime.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Schaaff, Vice President of Engineering, Interactive Media Group\n- Jim Batson, Chief Architect, QuickTime",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbOZ0LV3pMU"
    },
    "301": {
      "title": "QuickTime Streaming Server",
      "description": "With the introduction of QuickTime Streaming Server 2, Apple has moved to a plug-in architecture that allows developers to extend, enhance, and add functionality. Learn about the QuickTime Streaming Server Module API and how you can use it to create your own plug-in modules.\n\nPresenter: Denis Serenyi, Senior Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZ-Jt7FgfkY"
    },
    "302": {
      "title": "QuickTime: Server Techniques and Scripting",
      "description": "Learn to take advantage of web server and QuickTime interaction to customize your users' experience. We include discussions on technologies such as QuickTime embed tags, SMIL, CGI scripts, and WebObjects.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ian Ritchie, QuickTime Engineering Manager\n- Jim Batson, Chief QuickTime Architect\n- Ron Lue-Sang, WebObjects Engineer\n- Matthew Peterson, Neuroscientist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0Fgo8UCjdk"
    },
    "304": {
      "title": "QuickTime: Interactivity",
      "description": "Not only is QuickTime a multiplatform media engine, but it also has the ability to add interactivity to your media. Learn to enhance the overall user experience of your product using SMIL, Flash, wired sprites, and QuickTime VR.\n\nPresenters:\n- Kaz Ohta, Manager, QuickTime Interactivity\n- Eric Blanpied, Interactive Content Guy\n- Sean Allen, Wired Movies Creator\n- Bryce Wolfson, QuickTime VR Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kShQXPX9wuo"
    },
    "305": {
      "title": "QuickTime: The Road to Mac OS X",
      "description": "Apple continues to lead the way in digital media creation, media publishing, and consumer multimedia, including the latest in Internet multimedia delivery. Come learn about the migration of QuickTime onto Mac OS X\n\nPresenter:\n- Tom Dowdy, QuickTime Engineering\n- Greg Chapman, QuickTime Engineering\n- Sam Bushell, QuickTime Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UT6IgDZIofM"
    },
    "400": {
      "title": "WebObjects: State of the Union",
      "description": "WebObjects is Apple's industry-leading application server platform. This session is a WebObjects overview that includes product positioning, the latest features, and future directions. We discuss success stories and news from the community at large. Find out how to get involved in the WebObjects community by building and reselling WebObjects applications.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvbZXtRHlNw"
    },
    "401": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Technical Overview",
      "description": "A technical overview of WebObjects for new developers and evaluators, this session highlights the key aspects of its architecture, its numerous technological advantages, and its relevance for web application development. Topics include what's new in version 4.5, a roadmap of features, building a high-level application, and an introduction to EOF.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38pAKlcuNpA"
    },
    "402": {
      "title": "WebObjects Builder: Designing Dynamic HTML Components",
      "description": "This session provides a comprehensive look at building dynamic HTML components using WebObjects Builder, including essential component features and the tools used to build them. Understand where HTML meets the dynamic world of your Java application.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDHo7Z6Xc4I"
    },
    "403": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Persistent Object Modeling with EOModeler",
      "description": "A comprehensive look at creating, editing, and maintaining Enterprise Object Framework (EOF) models using EOModeler, including essential model features and the tools used to construct them. This session includes design tips for implementing robust object models and clarifies how a WebObjects application dynamically interfaces with databases.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=na6xX3F2-sc"
    },
    "404": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Deploying Applications",
      "description": "This session is a tour of the WebObjects cross-platform runtime application server architecture, including the key components, tunable features for scalability and robustness, and the preparation of a WebObjects application for deployment.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aESignWWCew"
    },
    "405": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Rapid Development with Direct to Web",
      "description": "This session provides a tour of Direct to Web, a WebObjects application generation and modeling tool. Direct to Web offers a practical introduction to WebObjects and offers a rich set of components to integrate into your application. We discuss the latest features for reusing Direct to Web components and demonstrate why Direct to Web is suitable for production applications.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7zGqguYfgs"
    },
    "406": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Rapid Development with Direct to Java Client",
      "description": "This is an overview of Direct to Java Client, a cutting-edge feature of WebObjects application development that allows you to build rich and intelligent Java Client applications for distribution among a wide and dispersed set of client platforms.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz6NKhJ8sdA"
    },
    "407": {
      "title": "WebObjects: EJB",
      "description": "This session provides a comparison of the Enterprise JavaBean (EJB) and WebObjects object models. It includes goals, architecture, and an emphasis on persistence.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhLCC93yx9c"
    },
    "408": {
      "title": "Converting Objective-C Applications to Java",
      "description": "This session provides information on the goals of Java in WebObjects, and the migration of Objective-C applications and frameworks to Java. It includes issues, tools, process, and deployment challenges.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJXiVWY_wJA"
    },
    "409": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Security",
      "description": "This is an overview on the integration of various web security technologies with WebObjects, including encryption, SSL, nonrepudiation, and authentication with business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) perspectives. This session discusses advanced design and implementation issues.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNLEaMDPlHw"
    },
    "410": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Optimization",
      "description": "This session provides details on the WebObjects application server architecture with a focus on maximizing performance in a production environment. We cover common pitfalls and solutions, optimizations, sanity checks, and other issues related to scaling an application from the developer's desktop into a multiserver/multiuser environment. Discussions of memory management, resource usage analysis, and effective stress testing are also included.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qvYj5xl4yA"
    },
    "412": {
      "title": "WebObjects: EOF Caching and Synchronization",
      "description": "This session provides a detailed discussion of database snapshot management for conflict detection and caching, including the balance between efficiency and data freshness in refreshing and synchronization across sessions or multiple application instances.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rYxyVYwsAs"
    },
    "413": {
      "title": "WebObjects: XML",
      "description": "Learn about XML integration with WebObjects, such as archiving, parsing, and XML content in requests and responses. This session highlights how to use XML for interapplication communication using content syndication as an example.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8qsDuzG5VE"
    },
    "414": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Performance Metrics",
      "description": "This session discusses tools and techniques for collecting and analyzing application performance metrics such as statistics, events, record, and playback.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5GgreZKUoY"
    },
    "415": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Advanced EOF",
      "description": "This is an in-depth exploration of new and advanced features of EOF 4.5. It includes shared editing contexts, deferred faults, and schema synchronization, as well as batch faulting, prefetching, complex many-to-many, delete rules, and stored procedures.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SeZUS6izVqY"
    },
    "416": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Designing Reusable Components",
      "description": "This session provides practical guidance on designing and packaging nested components for reuse, including API, synchronization, validation, palettes, and frameworks.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lp-nizdlFq8"
    },
    "417": {
      "title": "WebObjects: Building Large-Scale Applications",
      "description": "Design, implementation, and management issues in large-scale WebObjects application development are discussed in this session. Topics include system and application architecture design, data modeling, and project organization and performance tuning. Learn from Apple's own WebObjects consulting experiences.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iStVzNF0mOs"
    }
  },
  "2001": {
    "102": {
      "title": "Cocoa Overview",
      "description": "Cocoa is a powerful object-oriented framework for creating full-featured desktop applications for Mac OS X. The Cocoa APIs include low-level utility, system interaction, internationalization, internet, and platform independence classes, as well as a rich set of user-interface components and a powerful and extensible text system. This session provides an overview of Cocoa's features, APIs, and tools, with demonstrations.\n\nPresenter: Chuck Pisula, Cocoa Frameworks\nDemos: Douglas Davidson, Cocoa Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c9irWvYytHo"
    },
    "103": {
      "title": "Darwin: The Foundation of Mac OS X",
      "description": "Darwin is the powerful, open source foundation of Mac OS X. Based on BSD UNIX, Darwin is a robust technology engineered for stability, flexibility, and performance. This session introduces each of Darwin's components and the services they provide, and functions as a prelude to the Mac OS X File System, Networking, Kernel, and I/O Kit sessions.\n\nPresenter: Brett Halle, Director, Core OS Engineering\nDemos: Joseph Sokol Jr., Manager, Core OS Performance Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjfTPQ3yF_k"
    },
    "104": {
      "title": "I/O Kit Update",
      "description": "I/O Kit, the Mac OS X driver model, makes creating Macintosh drivers easier than ever. I/O Kit handles standard services and functionality for you, allowing you to focus on the unique aspects of your product. This session covers what makes up an I/O Kit driver, how drivers are dynamically matched and loaded for your devices, and how to access devices from applications.\n\nPresenter: Dean Reece, I/O Kit Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHjn2XL2LG0"
    },
    "105": {
      "title": "Graphics & Imaging Overview",
      "description": "This session offers a summary of the exceptional 2D and 3D graphics technologies in Mac OS X. The latest information on Quartz, OpenGL, ColorSync, printing, and Image Capture are presented. This overview provides an introduction to other graphics and imaging sessions.\n\nPresenter: Peter Graffagnino, Director, Graphics and Imaging Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTYtd98vIug"
    },
    "106": {
      "title": "Carbon Event Manager",
      "description": "The Carbon Event Manager is the preferred event dispatching model for Carbon applications. Using Carbon Events simplifies application design and can significantly improve performance on Mac OS X. Learn how to write a Carbon Event-based application using default event handlers as well as how to write custom handlers.\n\nPresenter: Ed Voas, Carbon Event Enthusiast\nDemos: Guy Fullerton",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY5x14GdbBk"
    },
    "107": {
      "title": "2D Graphics Using Quartz",
      "description": "Quartz is the foundation of 2D graphics in Mac OS X. This session explains how to harness the power of Quartz in your application. Detailed explanations of the Quartz graphics architecture, the Quartz API, and how to integrate PDF support into your products are presented.\n\nPresenter: Haroon Sheikh, Manager, Graphics Software\nDemo: Andrew Barnes",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rws2IKf6Ja8"
    },
    "108": {
      "title": "PDF, Quartz, and Mac OS X",
      "description": "The Portable Document Format (PDF) is used as a container for graphic content throughout Mac OS X. This session includes a functional overview of the PDF file format, detailed information on how Mac OS X leverages the PDF file format, and information on how Mac OS X consumes and generates PDF files. This session is a great starting place for developers looking to understand the Quartz drawing model.\n\nPresenter: Derek Clegg, Quartz Imaging Technologies",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAMLWYhrfrc"
    },
    "109": {
      "title": "Graphics for Games",
      "description": "Take a look under the hood of the high performance graphics engines of Mac OS X. After an overview of the numerous options available to game developers, this session concentrates on screen control APIs and seamless integration of available technologies.\n\nPresenter: David Hill, Printing, Graphics, and Games DTS, Apple Worldwide Developer Relations",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty1O2agiVtI"
    },
    "110": {
      "title": "Drawing Unicode Text with ATSUI",
      "description": "What do you do when DrawThemeText isn't enough? This session covers drawing Unicode text beyond the basics. Learn to draw text using ATSUI features, such as vertical text, and Core Graphics features, such as transform matrices. Participants will see how the Finder, Menu Manager, Sherlock, Help Viewer, and Cocoa take advantage of ATSUI capabilities.\n\nPresenter:\n- John Jenkins, Senior Software Engineer\n- Peter Edberg, Senior Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gDhF3AYTe8"
    },
    "111": {
      "title": "Make it Aqua: Adopt the Mac OS X User Experience",
      "description": "Mac OS X users expect applications to deliver the consistency, intuitive design, and ease of use that is characteristic of the Macintosh experience. Paying attention to user experience related issues and adopting the new appearance and layout guidelines for Mac OS X will help you deliver a genuine Mac OS X application that meets the expectations of your customers. View this session to learn how to adopt Aqua and avoid common interface design errors.\n\nPresenter: John Geleynse, User Experience Technology Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTi9OhT7LZQ"
    },
    "112": {
      "title": "Carbon: Windows and Menus",
      "description": "Learn about features in the Carbon Window and Menu Managers such as window grouping, sheets, asynchronous window dragging, new alert types, the standard Font, Help, Window menus, changes required for custom MDEFs, and more.\n\nPresenter: Ed Voas, Carbon People Manager\nDemo: Guy Fullerton, Unreal Tournament Target",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yICkDtG0NY"
    },
    "113": {
      "title": "Text on Mac OS X",
      "description": "A major contributor to the overall look and feel of the Aqua interface in Mac OS X is anti-aliased text. For Carbon developers wanting static or editable anti-aliased text, this session includes in-depth discussions of the options available, including Appearance Manager APIs, Unicode toolbox controls, and the Multilingual Text Editor (MLTE).\n\nPresenters:\n- Xavier Legros, Text & International Technology Manager\n- John Harvey, Senior Software Engineer\n- Greg Dow, Metrowerks\n- Rick Fabrick, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uycf03kZmD0"
    },
    "114": {
      "title": "Application Packaging and Document Binding",
      "description": "This session covers changes to document binding and application packaging in Mac OS X and the impact of these changes on developers and users. Bundles, file name extensions, file type and creator, binding rules, the role of Launch Services, and Finder-related topics are discussed in-depth.\n\nPresenter: Christopher Linn, User Experience Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7TOAsL-CPY"
    },
    "115": {
      "title": "Open Source at Apple",
      "description": "In 1998, Apple became the first major computer company to make open source development a key part of its ongoing software strategy. This session provides an update on the status and plans for Apple's open source projects including Darwin OS, Darwin Streaming Server, and OpenPlay/NetSprocket.\n\nPresenters:\n- Brett Halle, Director, Core OS Engineering\n- Dave Zarzycki, Engineer/Scientist, Core OS\n- Chris LeCroy, Engineering Manager, QuickTime Streaming Server\n- Lane Roathe, CEO, Monkey Byte Development\n- Ron Hayden, Apple Technical Publications\n\nDemo:\n- Wilfredo Sanchez, Darwin Developer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN9dAxsNCFI"
    },
    "116": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Core File Systems",
      "description": "Mac OS X provides support for a variety of file systems including HFS+, UFS, ISO-9660, UDF, NFS, MS-DOS, AFP, and WebDAV. Learn how the extensible file system architecture of Mac OS X provides support for multiple file systems and allows developers to extend or add more. This session provides essential information for any developer whose product requires close file system interaction.\n\nPresenters:\n- Clark Warner, Manager, Core OS File Systems Engineering\n- Pat Dirks, Core OS File Systems Technical Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j959ADrHceA"
    },
    "117": {
      "title": "Image Capture Framework",
      "description": "The Image Capture Framework enables your application to acquire images directly from digital cameras and scanners. This session explores these capabilities and explains how to integrate them into your product. Image Capture driver development for digital cameras and other imaging devices will also be covered.\n\nPresenter: Steve Swen, Color Imaging Engineering Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJu0leAQeFE"
    },
    "118": {
      "title": "ColorSync",
      "description": "ColorSync is tightly integrated into the Mac OS X graphics architecture, providing automatic color management for general graphic applications. Advanced graphic applications can use ColorSync directly to provide high-level color management services. This session covers the color-managed graphics architecture of Mac OS X, the ColorSync API, and device support.\n\nPresenters:\n- David Hayward\n- Luke Wallis\n- Eric Broadbent",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqeqzzVfd2Y"
    },
    "119": {
      "title": "Carbon Controls and Appearance I",
      "description": "Learn about Control and Appearance Manager APIs and how to make your product Aqua compliant. This session covers issues specific to application frameworks, such as PowerPlant, so you can take full advantage of capabilities like moving controls between windows and the new drawing model.\n\nPresenter: Guy Fullerton, High Level Toolbox",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pueyWA6DbYE"
    },
    "120": {
      "title": "Carbon Controls and Appearance II",
      "description": "This session builds on the material presented in Session 119, providing details on Dock icon animation, DataBrowser, Help Tags, improved direct manipulation of data with Drag & Drop, and much more. Learn how to make your application go the extra mile.\n\nPresenter: Guy Fullerton, High Level Toolbox\nDemo: David McLeod",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S5gOkzgx2Rk"
    },
    "121": {
      "title": "Carbon Performance Tuning",
      "description": "Want to dramatically increase the performance of your Carbon application? This session demonstrates techniques for optimizing file I/O, memory management, and event handling. You'll also learn how threading can improve the responsiveness of your application.\n\nPresenters:\n- John Iarocci, Manager, Advanced Mac Toolbox\n- Nitin Ganatra, File Systems Tech Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKRC-n4rsNw"
    },
    "122": {
      "title": "Using Cocoa",
      "description": "Learn how to use the APIs in the Cocoa frameworks to swiftly enhance your application. A series of demonstrations teach both newcomers and experienced Cocoa developers how to take advantage of advanced Cocoa features.\n\nPresenter: Ali Ozer, Manager, Cocoa Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CHMXHxoKf4"
    },
    "123": {
      "title": "Advanced Cocoa Topics",
      "description": "This session covers advanced Cocoa topics such as services, file wrappers, runloop, drag and drop, and printing. Some of the recent changes in Cocoa are also presented.\n\nPresenters:\n- Heather Hickman, Cocoa Technology Manager\n- Mark Piccirelli, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer\n- Doug Davidson\n- Chuck Pisula",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GmxHdAQhos"
    },
    "124": {
      "title": "Printing",
      "description": "Mac OS X has a powerful and flexible printing architecture. This session explains how to take full advantage of Mac OS X printing capabilities such as Carbon Print Manager, Document Modal Printing, PostScript, and PDF printing. Advanced troubleshooting and debugging techniques are also presented.\n\nPresenter: Paul Danbold, Printing Stooge",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9o1YU934yU"
    },
    "125": {
      "title": "Apple Help",
      "description": "Apple Help is the HTML-based help system for Mac OS products. Learn how to provide access to online help from within your application and gain insights into the future of user assistance on the Mac OS. This session is a must if you provide on-screen help within your application.\n\nPresenters:\n- Gordon Meyer, Instructional Products Engineer\n- Jack Minsky, President, Software MacKiev\n- Jessica Kahn, Apple Help Tech Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cDgqJVpWiw"
    },
    "127": {
      "title": "Speech Recognition and Synthesis In-Depth",
      "description": "This session provides an overview of current speech technologies, describes what's new in Mac OS X, and goes in-depth on lots of material. Featured topics include new APIs, ideas for using speech, our new pronunciation subsystem, how to customize speech for your application, and guidelines and tips for getting the best possible performance and sound.\n\nPresenters:\n- Kim Silverman, PhD, Principal Research Scientist, Manager, Spoken Language Technologies\n- Sal Soghoian, AppleScript Product Manager\n- Matthias Neeracher\n- Kevin Aitken",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lYBq_2RiZB8"
    },
    "128": {
      "title": "Font Management on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Mac OS X makes it easy to support the multitude of font technologies and file formats required by your users. Learn how to write software that fully integrates with the font database system and to utilize the programming interface to the Font Manager as well as other font-related system components.\n\nPresenters:\n- Nathan Taylor, Type, Software Engineer\n- Julio Gonzalez, Type, Senior Software Engineer\n- Scott Thompson, Macromedia, Senior Software Alchemist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sDTMSwiark"
    },
    "129": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Application Localization",
      "description": "Learn how to package your application to support multiple localizations in order to capitalize on Apple's worldwide user base. This session features demonstrations of the new Appleglot 3, which supports Apple Data Types across Classic, Carbon, and Cocoa applications using the powerful Monte translator technology.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chris Hansten, Localizability & Integration, Engineering Manager\n- Jack Sampson, Localization Tools Development Manager\n- Mike J Butler, Localization Tools Developer (AppleGlot)\n- Kristian Walsh, Localization Tools Developer (Monte)",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5AuAdDorGo"
    },
    "131": {
      "title": "CarbonLib: Carbon on Mac OS 8 and 9",
      "description": "CarbonLib is the system extension that allows Carbon applications to run on Mac OS 8 and 9. This session covers the latest features in CarbonLib and shows you how to design your Mac OS X application so it runs well on Mac OS 8 and 9.\n\nPresenters:\n- Mark Turner, Carbon Technology Manager\n- Vince Parsons, Adobe Acrobat Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALd-WOTnCAk"
    },
    "132": {
      "title": "Graphics and Imaging Tips and Tricks",
      "description": "Discover techniques to ensure that your application gets the most out of the incredible graphics architecture in Mac OS X. This session covers Carbon printing, optimizing and debugging Quartz, as well as tips for intermixing Quartz and QuickDraw graphics.\n\nPresenters:\n- David Gelphman, Graphics and Imaging\n- Ralph Brunner, Mineralogist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bFn_bE-Tzw"
    },
    "133": {
      "title": "AppleScript Overview",
      "description": "With AppleScript, Mac OS X continues to provide the market-leading advantages of system-wide scripting. Learn how easy it is to establish a loyal customer base by providing unique, custom solutions with the adoption of AppleScript within your product.\n\nPresenter: Chris Espinosa, Manager, Components and Scripting",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lgQoGvZeD54"
    },
    "134": {
      "title": "Building AppleScript Applications",
      "description": "Having trouble porting your scriptable application or OSA client app to Mac OS X? Wondering how to debug without MacsBug, AETracker, and all your familiar Mac OS 9 tools? Want to know how to integrate scripts directly into your Carbon or Cocoa application? This session shows you the nuts and bolts of developing scriptable applications and OSA clients, gives you tips and tricks on debugging Apple events in gdb, and teaches you some interesting things to do with ProjectBuilder.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chris Espinosa, Manager, Components & Scripting\n- Mark Alldritt, Late Night Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlIknNd3w3k"
    },
    "135": {
      "title": "Input for Games",
      "description": "Focusing on user interaction for interactive applications, this session covers implementation details of both the HID Manager and Carbon Events for Mac OS X. Key issues such as getting mouse deltas and finding devices are covered thoroughly.\n\nPresenter: Geoff Stahl, Graphics & Games DTS Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX3gE8DMjR4"
    },
    "136": {
      "title": "Sound and Networking for Games",
      "description": "Sound and networking are critical elements of almost any successful modern game. This session focuses on the wide range of technologies available to achieve world class sound and robust networking in your next title.\n\nPresenters:\n- David Hill, Developer Technical Support\n- Todd Previte, Developer Technical Support",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VDN0KMydlPs"
    },
    "137": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Documentation How-To",
      "description": "Learn how to access and use the latest Mac OS X documentation for help in developing Carbon and Cocoa applications. Find out what documentation is local, on the web, and in print. Hear directly from O'Reilly and Associates about their latest book series covering Mac OS X development.\n\nPresenters:\n- Toni Childress, Director of Technical Publications\n- Matt Rollefson, Cocoa & Dev Tools Pubs Manager\n- Tony Francis, Carbon & Core Technologies Pubs Manager\n- Troy Mott, Executive Editor, O’Reilly & Associates",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9qgeKbQDh4"
    },
    "138": {
      "title": "CoreFoundation Overview",
      "description": "CoreFoundation offers a rich set of C APIs that provide basic data types, collections, user preferences, bundle and plug-in handling, internationalization support, and low-level event handling. These APIs are used extensively within Carbon and Cocoa, and CoreFoundation types appear in many other APIs. An overview of CoreFoundation and details on advanced services such as CFBundle, CFRunLoop, and CFMessagePort are presented.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chris Kane, Cocoa Frameworks Group\n- Doug Davidson, Cocoa Frameworks Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwE9GKNKllc"
    },
    "139": {
      "title": "Leveraging BSD Services in Mac OS X",
      "description": "Wrapped around the Mac OS X kernel is a custom version of BSD 4.4 that includes many of the POSIX APIs as well as abstractions for both networking and the Darwin file system. Darwin's BSD enables developers to take advantage of a large library of existing applications and tools. Learn how to exploit this power to bring BSD-based applications to Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- Brett R. Halle, Director, Core OS Engineering\n- Eric Peyton, Engineer, Core OS Engineering\n- Jordan K. Hubbard, Founder, Core Team Member, FreeBSD",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxjdeRsI7JA"
    },
    "140": {
      "title": "The Darwin Kernel",
      "description": "At the core of Mac OS X is the Darwin Kernel which provides basic services such as threads, scheduling, real-time support, synchronization, address space management, timers, and virtual memory. This session covers kernel services for both application and kernel extension developers.\n\nPresenter: Jim Magee, Member, Kernel Team and part-time MIG pilot",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s91PhmuYF7o"
    },
    "201": {
      "title": "How Threading Can Benefit Your Applications in Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn to leverage single and multiprocessor hardware with Mac OS X to significantly boost performance of your application with threading. Information on the different threading models in Carbon, Cocoa, and BSD are covered in-depth.\n\nPresenters:\n- Matt Watson, Core OS\n- Robert Bowdidge, Developer Tools\n- Ivan Posva, Java",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t-jnZ3qSgQc"
    },
    "202": {
      "title": "FireWire Overview",
      "description": "FireWire, the industry standard interface for digital video cameras and high-performance peripherals, is now standard on all Macs. Learn how to support this revolutionary technology and provide your customers with unmatched peripheral performance, reliability, and simplicity. Hear about 1394b and protocols such as FireWire Audio (61883-6) and SPB-2.\n\nPresenters:\n- Greg Mullins, Technology Manager\n- Eric Anderson, Manager, FireWire Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Pt8hJZK-Og"
    },
    "203": {
      "title": "USB Overview",
      "description": "This session is an introduction to the Mac OS X USB architecture. Asynchronous vs. blocking design and the implications this has for USB I/O will be covered. Details about the drivers provided in Mac OS X and how older USB drivers will function in the Classic environment are discussed.\n\nPresenters:\n- David Ferguson, USB Software Team\n- Rhoads Hollowell, USB Software Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwGCEMAzhZU"
    },
    "204": {
      "title": "I/O Kit: Storage Drivers",
      "description": "This session covers how the Mass Storage architecture in Mac OS X provides basic support for many existing device types and can also be easily extended by developers to provide support for the unique features of their devices.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Marciniak, Senior Engineer, Mass Storage Software\n- Chris Sarcone, Software Engineer, Mass Storage Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITivMSfoFjU"
    },
    "205": {
      "title": "I/O Kit: PCI Drivers and Open Firmware",
      "description": "This session covers generic PCI device drivers for Mac OS X and includes information on Mac OS X I/O Kit, Fcode, and traditional ndrv drivers. Packaging and loading of drivers under Mac OS X will also be discussed.\n\nPresenters:\n- Wayne Flansburg, WW DTS\n- Steve Martin, WW DTS\n- Jason Seng, WW DTS\n- Josh de Cesare, Silicon Psychiatrist for Mac OS X",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcjRknVB3WU"
    },
    "206": {
      "title": "FireWire In-Depth",
      "description": "This session provides an in-depth look at how FireWire works on Mac OS X. Developers will learn how to get the best possible performance with SBP-2, Isoch, Digital Video, and Mac OS X drivers.\n\nPresenter: Eric Anderson, Manager, FireWire Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXvzlkHA73I"
    },
    "207": {
      "title": "USB In-Depth",
      "description": "Learn how to develop both user space and kernel model drivers for Mac OS X. This session discusses the architecture of the USB Family in Mac OS X and how to access USB devices from applications. Creation of USB kernel extensions and how driver matching works for USB kernel extensions are also covered. A demonstration of debugging USB drivers in Mac OS X is featured.\n\nPresenters:\n- Fernando Urbina, USB Software Team\n- Rhoads Hollowell, USB Software Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXLM4FZN7Ik"
    },
    "208": {
      "title": "Audio Services in Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session discusses audio services available to applications, including the basic Audio I/O model and how audio hardware is presented to an application. Java APIs that provide access to these services will also be discussed.\n\nPresenters:\n- William Stewart, Engineering Manager, Core Audio\n- Jeff Moore, Engineer, Core Audio\n- Doug Wyatt, Engineer, Core Audio",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ol81e-tjEV0"
    },
    "209": {
      "title": "Audio Processing and Sequencing Services",
      "description": "Mac OS X provides developers with advanced audio processing capabilities. This session details how to create and use custom Audio Processing Units for applications. It also provides an introduction to creating Music Sequences using the Audio Toolbox. Java APIs that provide access to these services will also be discussed.\n\nPresenters:\n- William Stewart, Engineering Manager, Core Audio\n- Chris Rogers, Core Audio Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-erub_gPQk"
    },
    "210": {
      "title": "MIDI in Mac OS X",
      "description": "With Mac OS X, MIDI developers have access to professional quality MIDI services as a core part of the operating system. This session discusses the MIDI APIs and services available to applications and how to interface with MIDI hardware. Java APIs that provide access to these services will also be discussed.\n\nPresenters:\n- Doug Wyatt, Engineer, Core Audio\n- William Stewart, Engineering Manager, Core Audio",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHBuCHwHp0s"
    },
    "300": {
      "title": "Networking Overview",
      "description": "Mac OS X offers the most powerful and flexible networking technology in the industry. Learn about networking APIs and protocols such as IPsec, IPv6, and PPPoE.\n\nPresenter: Vincent Lubet, Manager, Core OS Networking",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzz4dzjY4bo"
    },
    "301": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Server",
      "description": "This session covers essential server features such as Directory, Web, File, Print, Mail, Macintosh Manager, NetBoot, and Network services. Learn how to integrate your applications with Mac OS X Server.\n\nPresenters:\n- Eric Zelenka, Product Line Manager, Server Software\n- Greg Burns, Director, Internet Server Software\n- Rusty Tucker, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Rob Neville, Desktop Management Solutions\n- Greg Vaughan, Senior Engineer, Mac OS X Server",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whpHrI48Od8"
    },
    "302": {
      "title": "Directory Services",
      "description": "This session covers integration of Directory Services into Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server. Learn about Access APIs and API utilities, Authentication, Directory Setup, NetInfo, and LDAPv2. This session includes sample code and information on how to write a Directory Access plug-in.\n\nPresenters:\n- David O’Rourke, iServers Engineering\n- Jason Townsend, Mac OS X Server Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5Hc2F_xO6c"
    },
    "303": {
      "title": "Network Configuration and Mobility",
      "description": "Interested in configuring Mac OS X networking from your application or need to know how Mac OS X handles network reconfiguration? This session explains how Mac OS X manages dynamic network environments and includes an overview of the APIs available to developers.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dieter Siegmund, Software Engineer\n- Allan Nathanson, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7CS7duh-dU"
    },
    "304": {
      "title": "Extensible Kernel Networking Services",
      "description": "The Mac OS X kernel has a powerful networking architecture that offers numerous ways to extend kernel capabilities. Learn how to exploit this architecture to develop advanced networking products such as firewalls, VPNs, and content filters.\n\nPresenter: Laurent Dumont, Core OS Networking",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqdCoFnMI8o"
    },
    "305": {
      "title": "Security Overview",
      "description": "This session provides an overview of the new security features in Mac OS X and how to make the best use of them. Topics include a discussion of the Authorization API, CDSA, and Keychain.\n\nPresenter: John Hurley, Ph.D., Manager, Data Security",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyN1YPN2RO4"
    },
    "306": {
      "title": "Security: Authorization API",
      "description": "This session covers the Authorization API which shipped in Mac OS X. This API provides a centralized and secure way to know if an operation is permitted, such as requesting administrator privileges for installers.\n\nPresenter: Michael Brouwer, Technical Lead Data Security",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0ELaKgDsIY"
    },
    "307": {
      "title": "Security: Keychain",
      "description": "The Mac OS Keychain provides developers with the ability to store passwords and other information in a secure manner, accessible through a single, standard mechanism. Examples are shown and Keychain access from Cocoa and Carbon applications are presented.\n\nPresenter: Ken McLeod, Senior Engineer, Apple Data Security",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wu_3sdibPok"
    },
    "308": {
      "title": "Network Services Location",
      "description": "Network Services Location (NSL) provides IP network services browsing on Mac OS. This session covers the implementation and improvements made since last year and will seek your feedback on this technology.\n\nPresenter: Rob Neville, Service Location Engineering Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmOZqNiLG2M"
    },
    "310": {
      "title": "AFP 3.0 and AppleShare Client on Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session covers the Apple Filing Protocol (AFP) 3.0 as implemented in Mac OS X Server and Client as well as the AppleShare client APIs.\n\nPresenter: Leland Wallace, Senior Engineer, iServers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEparSK34hY"
    },
    "311": {
      "title": "Web Enabling Your Application",
      "description": "This session presents the Mac OS X APIs available to easily access the Internet from within your application. Various Internet protocols, including ftp, http, and https are discussed.\n\nPresenters:\n- Richard Murphy, Manager, Security Platform Group\n- Becky Willrich, Core Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HooTp75sdy8"
    },
    "400": {
      "title": "QuickTime Overview",
      "description": "QuickTime is Apple's industry-leading technology for creating and publishing multimedia content. Whether you develop software for web publishing, interactive gaming, enhanced music CDs or professional video, learn what has been accomplished over the past year and see where this foundation technology is headed. This session also covers QuickTime VR.\n\nPresenter: Tim Schaaf, Vice President, Interactive Media Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KqIRG3NXcI"
    },
    "401": {
      "title": "Interactive Aspects of QuickTime",
      "description": "This session focuses on the interactive aspects of QuickTime. QuickTime 5 allows developers to take advantage of Flash 4 and LiveStage Pro features for increased levels of interactivity, including sprites. In addition, Media Skins allow you to customize the look and feel of your media and Cubic VR allows you to view the entire panoramic world.\n\nPresenters:\n- Eric Blanpied, QuickTime Interactivity\n- Ken Turkowski, Principal Scientist, Immersive Media",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIyQD0zwlOw"
    },
    "402": {
      "title": "QuickTime for Professional Video",
      "description": "This session shows new features of QuickTime for use in developing professional video applications and components. Topics include improved movie track editing using media sharing, gamma correction APIs, support of nested effects for real-time hardware, implementing multiprocessing support, and strategies for developing hardware components for Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Cherna, QuickTime Professional Video Group\n- Jean-Michel Berthoud, QuickTime Pro Video Group\n- Sam Bushell, QuickTime Engineering\n- Tom Dowdy, QuickTime Pro Video Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgGUGwHk9sk"
    },
    "403": {
      "title": "Broadcasting Live with QuickTime",
      "description": "Want your application to send video, audio, and text live over the internet? Find out how with just two pages of code. Take advantage of reliable broadcast, stream recording, and IETF standards-compliant broadcasting.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y_1QYnHIgQY"
    },
    "404": {
      "title": "OpenGL High-Performance 2D",
      "description": "Take a close look at using the ultrahigh performance 3D graphics pipeline in the traditional world of 2D and 2.5D graphics. Gain a strong understanding of the design and construction of optimized image display, sprite, and live scrolling engines using the OpenGL API.\n\nPresenter: Geoff Stahl, Graphics and Games DTS Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfww724ezFo"
    },
    "405": {
      "title": "OpenGL: Geometry and Modeling",
      "description": "This session provides key insights into the use of complex geometries within OpenGL applications. Topics include hierarchical key-framed model storage, retrieval, and animation within an interactive application.\n\nPresenter: Todd Previte, 3D Graphics DTS Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=94lbEOHLpDU"
    },
    "406": {
      "title": "QuickTime and Darwin Streaming Server",
      "description": "Get the latest status report on the Apple streaming server products. This session covers the latest features of Version 3.0 of the Darwin Streaming Server.\n\nPresenter: Chris LeCroy, Engineering Manager, Streaming Server Development",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpKqJPtQqWM"
    },
    "407": {
      "title": "Customizing QuickTime and Darwin Streaming Server",
      "description": "Streaming server engineers discuss the high-level architecture of the server and plug-in module API, as well as how to customize and extend the new web-based administration user interface.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chris LeCroy, QuickTime Streaming Server Engineering\n- Steve Ussery, QuickTime Streaming Server Engineering\n- John Murata, QuickTime Streaming Server Engineering\n- Mythili Devineni, QuickTime Streaming Server Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdN43GE9nUI"
    },
    "408": {
      "title": "OpenGL: Optimization",
      "description": "Delve into OpenGL performance tuning at this in-depth session on optimizing OpenGL code for Mac OS X. This session provides information on the fast paths through Apple's OpenGL implementation and key optimization and profiling techniques. Specific API performance insights are presented.\n\nPresenter: John Stauffer, OpenGL Engineering Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpPGLxgjC1k"
    },
    "409": {
      "title": "OpenGL: Advanced Rendering",
      "description": "View this session to gain a thorough understanding of OpenGL techniques you can use to exploit the power of Apple hardware. These include vertex and texture programs as well as other rendering techniques used in the latest games and demos.\n\nPresenter: Troy Dawson, 3D API Engineer, Apple OpenGL Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5LKuMy5Mag"
    },
    "500": {
      "title": "Java Overview",
      "description": "Every copy of Mac OS X includes Java 2 Standard Edition v1.3, making Mac OS X the ultimate platform for developing and deploying Java 2 applications. This session covers Apple's plans for Java on Mac OS X. Topics include the Java runtime environment, the HotSpot Client VM, Java development tools, and shared libraries.\n\nPresenters:\n- Steve Naroff, Senior Director and Dynamic Object Dweeb\n- Sean Reilly, Chief Technical Officer, Appgen Personal Software\n- Steve Lewallen, Senior Engineer, Java Stuff\n- Larry Abrahams, Director, Java 2 Standard Edition\n- Blake Stone, Chief Scientist, Borland",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wTS3twye6Io"
    },
    "501": {
      "title": "Java Virtual Machine",
      "description": "This session covers features and capabilities of the HotSpot Client Virtual Machine, including Apple's innovative sharing technology, as well as application tuning and debugging tricks.\n\nPresenter: Blaine Garst, Manager, Java Runtimes Technology",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eH7wqkkIyo"
    },
    "502": {
      "title": "Wrapping Mac OS APIs into Java Beans",
      "description": "This session highlights the Mac OS X APIs exposed to Java, and demonstrates the use of these beans in a visual development environment via Borland's JBuilder. Overviews and demonstrations of Speech Recognition, Speech Synthesis, Spell Checking, and other Mac OS X Java Beans are presented.\n\nPresenter: Stephen Lewallen, Senior Engineer, Java Runtimes",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDCCB2IsCGA"
    },
    "503": {
      "title": "Java Development Tools",
      "description": "This session presents Java development tools available for Mac OS X, including JBuilder, NetBeans, Project Builder, Optimizeit, InstallAnywhere, CodeWarrior, and others.\n\nPresenters:\n- David Ewing, Project Builder Java Debugger Expert\n- Scott Adler, Apple Computer--for VMGEAR\n- Blake Stone, Chief Scientist, Borland\n- M. Michael Acosta and Eric N. Shapiro, InstallAnywhere\n- Serge Beauchamp and Ravindranath Kurupati, Metrowerks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sBnlFBu-n4"
    },
    "504": {
      "title": "Java Performance",
      "description": "Get the best performance from your Java application. Topics in this session include advances in VM technology, graphics and interface optimization, and coding strategies. Focus is on tools and techniques for analyzing your application's performance.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ivan Posva, Java VM Tech Lead\n- Jim Laskey, Java Virtual Machine Team\n- Scott Adler, Java Platform Classes Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwG6nXH1Chs"
    },
    "505": {
      "title": "JBuilder",
      "description": "This session showcases Mac OS X-specific functionality in Borland's Java IDE, JBuilder. Review JBuilder basics such as editor productivity, code browsing, and debugging. The visual designer for database development, dynamic web content, and source code control are also covered.\n\nPresenter: Blake Stone, Chief Scientist, Borland",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HBuekZu9zcc"
    },
    "506": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Features for Java Applications",
      "description": "Ensure your product's success in the Macintosh market by taking advantage of Mac OS X interface enhancements. Learn how using MRJAppBuilder, Sheets, and anti-aliased fonts can help you deliver a full Macintosh user experience. JNI and JDirect are also covered.\n\nPresenter: Peter A. Steinauer, Engineering Manager, Java Platform Classes",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JA_I6zFwsgU"
    },
    "507": {
      "title": "QuickTime for Java",
      "description": "This session provides a technology overview of QuickTime for Java and covers new features available with the release of QuickTime 5, including support for streaming and Java Wired actions.\n\nPresenters: Jon Summers and Michael Hopkins, QTJava Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6RW0XKaIfH0"
    },
    "508": {
      "title": "Java Graphics",
      "description": "Are hardware-accelerated Java graphics important to you? Exciting things are happening at Apple in this area. Don't miss this session covering Java Graphics technologies, including Java 2D.\n\nPresenters:\n- John Burkey, Java Classes Team Technical Lead\n- Gerard Ziemski, Java Classes Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmlAiSrZjwk"
    },
    "509": {
      "title": "Java Security",
      "description": "This session covers J2SE (Java 2 Standard Edition) applet security, the J2SE security model, and using JSSE (Java Secure Sockets Extension) with Java on Mac OS X to implement secure connections in your applications.\n\nPresenters:\n- Scott Kovatch, Engineer, Java Runtime Classes\n- Ted Jucevic, DTS Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq21V67S0Aw"
    },
    "600": {
      "title": "WebObjects: State of the Union",
      "description": "WebObjects 5 is the most significant release in the history of Apple's award-winning web application server software. With fully integrated Java support, WebObjects becomes available to a wider audience of developers and users worldwide. Find out about the WebObjects sessions at WWDC and get a sneak peak into the future of WebObjects and Enterprise Objects technologies. Meet the key players and discover what Apple has planned for the year ahead.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ernest Prabhakar, Product Line Manager, Development Platforms\n- Ernest Kim, WebObjects Engineering\n- Tom Naughton, WebObjects Engineering\n- Ron Lue-Sang, WebObjects Engineering\n- Matt Rollefson, Manager, WebObjects and Mac OS X Tech Pubs\n- Timothy Joransen, Manager, Systems Engineering\n- James Dempsey, Curriculum Manager, Training and Certification\n- Roshanak Afsarifard, Senior Director of Platform Technologies, Oracle",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UHzpD-fHuc"
    },
    "601": {
      "title": "WebObjects Technical Overview",
      "description": "This session provides a technical overview of WebObjects for new developers, highlighting the key aspects of its architecture, technical advantages, and relevance to web application development. Topics include a discussion and demonstration of WebObjects tools, design and flow of a typical WebObjects application, and a review of deployment scenarios.\n\nPresenter: Steve Hayman, Systems Engineer, Apple iServices",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIeoI16KCHw"
    },
    "603": {
      "title": "Introduction to WebObjects Tools",
      "description": "This session presents an overview of the tools available in WebObjects, highlighting which tools are best for given tasks and demonstrating how they can work together. Tools covered include Direct to Web, Direct to Java Client, WebObjects Builder, EOModeler, and Project Builder.\n\nPresenters: Barry Janzen and Joe Moreno, Apple iServices",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNqVCObW4SU"
    },
    "604": {
      "title": "Introduction to Enterprise Objects Framework (EOF)",
      "description": "This session presents an introduction of the Enterprise Objects Framework (EOF) with both a conceptual overview to get up and running with EOF as well as practical code examples. This session should prove useful to beginners and experienced EOF developers alike.\n\nPresenter: James Dempsey, Curriculum Manager, Apple iServices Training",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vKfvP1Kj0w"
    },
    "605": {
      "title": "Moving to WebObjects 5",
      "description": "This session covers improvements and new features in the WebObjects 5 Frameworks, as well as issues with migration from WebObjects 4.5. This general session will be helpful to all developers interested in getting a head-start with WebObjects 5. It requires some knowledge of WebObjects.\n\nPresenters: Melissa Turner, Francois Jouaux, RD Willhoite, Random WebObjects Engineers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUnUHJZ5ec8"
    },
    "606": {
      "title": "Direct to Java Client",
      "description": "Direct to Java Client is a powerful rapid development technology which makes creation of three-tier Java Client applications fast and simple by dynamically generating large portions of user interfaces. This session covers the concepts of Direct to Java Client, customization techniques, and the use of the rule system that drives dynamic user interface generation.\n\nPresenters:\n- Andreas Wendker, Manager, WebObjects Rapid Development\n- Ron Lue-Sang, WebObjects Engineer\n- Bill Baumgarner, Partner--Chief Technology Officer, CodeFab Inc",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yh2dPOg3KKE"
    },
    "608": {
      "title": "Solutions with WebObjects",
      "description": "This session presents examples and case studies of how WebObjects has been used to bring information to the web, streamline business operations, and solve real world problems.\n\nPresenters:\n- Robb Beal, Systems Engineer, Apple iServices\n- Brian Fitzpatrick, Senior Consulting Engineer, Apple iServices\n- Bob Frank, Senior Consulting Engineer, Apple iServices\n- David Black, Consultant, Apple iServices\n- Ricardo Flores, Consulting Engagement Manager, iServices",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjje0wFyEF0"
    },
    "609": {
      "title": "Developing Desktop Applications with WebObjects",
      "description": "This session is an introduction to WebObjects desktop applications. Clients supported are two-tier Cocoa applications and three-tier Java Client applications based on Swing. A detailed comparative architectural overview, project creation with Project Builder, and GUI creation with Interface Builder are presented.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ron Lue-Sang, WebObjects Engineer\n- Andreas Wendker, Manager, WebObjects Rapid Development",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqZcNLEplvE"
    },
    "610": {
      "title": "Introduction to Data Modeling and Connectivity",
      "description": "This session demonstrates building EOModels for connecting to databases via JDBC. Learn the basics of creating entities, attributes, and relationships, and explore advanced topics such as custom attribute types and modeling entity inheritance. This session also covers using LDAP as a datasource.\n\nPresenters:\n- Steve Miner, WebObjects Engineer\n- Ernest Kim, WebObjects Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVfj4LjYh-4"
    },
    "611": {
      "title": "Deploying WebObjects Applications",
      "description": "This session is a tour of the WebObjects cross-platform application server, including key components and features for scalability and robustness. Preparation of a WebObjects application for deployment is also covered.\n\nPresenters:\n- Karl Hsu, WebObjects Engineer\n- Josh Behnke, WebObjects Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl4ybVGg7Ss"
    },
    "612": {
      "title": "Direct to Web",
      "description": "Want to get the most out of the Direct to Web framework? This session covers the advanced features of Direct to Web, including the rule system, component templates, custom components, and named configurations.\n\nPresenter: Miguel Sanchez, WebObjects Engineer, Rapid Development Team\nGuest Speaker: Patrice Gautier, Chief Technology Officer, Netstruxr",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jDDmJEOdTI"
    },
    "613": {
      "title": "Advanced Enterprise Objects Framework (EOF)",
      "description": "This is an in-depth exploration of the advanced features of Enterprise Objects Framework (EOF). This session covers shared editing contexts, deferred faults, and schema synchronization, as well as batch fetching, prefetching, and delete rules.\n\nPresenter: Eric Noyau",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExVSSSZC4ic"
    },
    "614": {
      "title": "Advanced Java Client",
      "description": "This session covers advanced features of three-tier Java Client applications, such as business logic partitioning, using delegates to encrypt communication between client and server, and controlling client access to server methods. Also covered are lesser known features of Direct to Java Client and its use in applications that are not entirely dynamically generated.\n\nPresenters:\n- Andreas Wendker, Manager, WebObjects Rapid Development\n- Norbert Schatz, WebObjects Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr6gb5UvjYs"
    },
    "616": {
      "title": "Getting the Most Out of WebObjects Tools",
      "description": "This session is an in-depth look at the WebObjects tool features, such as assistants, rapid turnaround, CVS integration, split-install, custom palettes, \"mystery files,\" and platform independence.\n\nPresenters:\n- Stan Jirman, Manager, WebObjects Tools\n- Tom Naughton, WebObjects Engineerin",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aK1-0Pz0qTU"
    },
    "617": {
      "title": "WebObjects Security",
      "description": "This session discusses security within WebObjects applications. Topics include techniques for securing page generation and direct action invocation for anonymous users, gathering credentials for authentication, just-in-time login approaches, and using digital certificates. This session also covers automatic connection to pages over SSL to sites which require privacy, and access control.\n\nPresenter: David Neumann, ObjectWare Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiFtrRT_Os4"
    },
    "618": {
      "title": "Optimizing WebObjects Applications",
      "description": "Complex applications require optimization for maximum scalability and performance. This session discusses the tools and techniques used to collect and analyze application performance and identify areas for improvement.\n\nPresenters:\n- Brian Fitzpatrick, Senior Consulting Engineer\n- Chris Miner, Senior Consulting Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrAGipvOXm0"
    },
    "700": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Tools Overview",
      "description": "Building great software requires top-notch development tools. Learn about Mac OS X tools from both Apple and 3rd party providers. This session includes demonstrations of the latest Mac OS X development tool offerings from Real Software and Metrowerks.\n\nPresenters:\n- Godfrey DiGiorgi, Technology Manager, Development Tools\n- Steve Naroff, Senior Director, Java and Core Tools\n- Dave Payne, Manager, Development Environment Team\n- Lorin Rivers, Product Manager, REAL Software Inc\n- Matt Henderson, Tech Lead, CodeWarrior Mac OS X Tools",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sL9bxm2U-6I"
    },
    "701": {
      "title": "Project Builder Introduction",
      "description": "Apple has created a set of development tools centered around a new integrated development environment, Project Builder. This overview discusses the use of Project Builder to develop Carbon, Cocoa, and Java applications and frameworks as well as device drivers and other system components.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dave Payne, Manager, Development Environment Team\n- Mike Ferris, Manager, Project Builder IDE Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQC9vXEFWkM"
    },
    "702": {
      "title": "Interface Builder",
      "description": "Interface Builder is Apple's graphical editor for designing user interfaces for Cocoa and Carbon applications. Learn how Interface Builder allows you to easily access underlying framework concepts like Cocoa targets and actions and the new Carbon event model. This session describes the features in Interface Builder that make it easy to manage virtually every aspect of creating a well designed user interface that adheres to the Aqua user interface guidelines.\n\nPresenters:\n- Henri Lamiraux, Engineering Manager\n- Scott Herz, Interface Builder Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDLyoVZFO5E"
    },
    "703": {
      "title": "Project Builder In-Depth",
      "description": "Project Builder is a rich integrated development environment for Mac OS X. This session covers the extensive capabilities of Project Builder, including advanced project editing, handling special build needs, and importing projects from alternative build systems.\n\nPresenters:\n- Mike Ferris, Manager, Project Builder\n- Anders Bertelrud, Senior Engineer, Project Builder\n- Christian Molick, Build Environment Engineer\n- Dave Ewing, Java Debugger Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAzrMnTC0fE"
    },
    "704": {
      "title": "Compiler Technologies",
      "description": "Learn about Apple's enhancements to the GNU C Compiler (GCC) in the Project Builder IDE. Enhancements include reduced compile time, improved code generation, better IDE integration, and other new features.\n\nPresenters:\n- John Graziano, Engineering Manager, Mac OS X Compiler Group\n- Devang Patel, Senior Compiler Engineer\n- Ziemowit (Zem) Laski, Senior Compiler Engineer, Mac OS X Compiler Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aTFGjMBcFk"
    },
    "705": {
      "title": "Apple Performance Tools",
      "description": "This session explains how to improve application performance in the Mac OS X environment using Apple performance analysis tools and techniques.\n\nPresenter: Robert Bowdidge, Developer Tools Group, Apple Computer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDJwPYPG2p0"
    },
    "706": {
      "title": "Debugging on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn how to configure, run, and debug Carbon, Cocoa, and Java applications in the Project Builder IDE. Learn advanced features of the GDB debugger and useful techniques for getting the most out of this powerful tool.\n\nPresenter:\n- Dave Payne, Manager, Developer Applications\n- Rab Hagy, Project Builder Debugging Engineer\n- Dave Ewing, Project Builder Java Debugging Engineer\n- Jim Ingham, Senior Debugging Engineer\n- Klee Dienes, Senior Debugging Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBqJ6Hk14GE"
    },
    "707": {
      "title": "Darwin Documentation Project and HeaderDoc",
      "description": "The Darwin Documentation Project provides HowTos, Man pages, and HeaderDoc comments for Darwin projects. Find out how to contribute to Darwin documentation using DocBook, XML, and HeaderDoc. Learn how HeaderDoc makes it easy for all Mac OS X developers to maintain updated documentation for C and C++ code.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ronald Hayden, Senior Tools and Darwin Doc Manager\n- Matt Morse, Senior Tools Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szgH8p2tkl0"
    },
    "708": {
      "title": "C++ Frameworks for Mac OS X",
      "description": "Apple's C++ frameworks can help you move your C++ applications to Mac OS X quickly and efficiently. Learn about the Apple Class Suites, C++ support of the Core Foundation, and how to build your C++ applications using Apple's Project Builder and Metrowerks' CodeWarrior development tools.\n\nPresenters:\n- Mike Rossetti, Apple C++ Frameworks Manager\n- Tom Becker, C++ Frameworks Propeller Head\n- Mark Dawson, Apple System Profiler",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8sVYv_FBMq4"
    }
  },
  "2003": {
    "100": {
      "title": "IOKit: Kernel Extension Programming Techniques",
      "description": "View this session to learn how to design IOKit KEXTs for optimal performance. We discuss how to thread your driver to best fit with the Mac OS X kernel and make efficient use of memory. Learn how data is efficiently moved from user space to the kernel, and then to a device using I/O Kit.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, I/O Technology Evangelist\n- Godfrey van der Linden, IOKit Architect",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBGAWLtw03A"
    },
    "101": {
      "title": "Security: Architectural Overview",
      "description": "This session explains how the Mac OS X security technology foundation is architected from the high-level interfaces, such as those found in Keychain, down to the lower levels, such as the cryptographic libraries in CDSA. We also discuss how the APIs at the various levels are related and how they are to be used with each other.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, Security Technology Evangelist\n- Perry The Cynic, Apple Security Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXm7lQialjw"
    },
    "102": {
      "title": "Open Source at Apple",
      "description": "Apple was the first major computer company to make open source development a fundamental part of its software strategy. This session provides the 2003 update on Apple's open source projects and infrastructure. Meet Apple's open source team and learn how you can get involved with Darwin, Darwin Streaming Server, OpenPlay, XFree86, OpenDarwin, WebCore, and other open source initiatives.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jordan Hubbard, Manager, BSD Team\n- Kevin Van Vechten, Full-time Darwin Engineer\n- Don Melton, Internet Technologies Manager\n- Richard Blanchard, Engineer/Scientist, Printing\n- Torrey T. Lyons, XFree86 Technical Lead\n- Ed Peterlin, OpenOffice.org Contributor\n- Lane Roathe, CTO, United Developers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNYJQfQbaBw"
    },
    "103": {
      "title": "vImage",
      "description": "View this session to learn about Apple's Vector-accelerated Image Processing Library.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fsrJO9C8ZQc"
    },
    "104": {
      "title": "Disc Recording APIs",
      "description": "This session reviews recent enhancements and highlight upcoming features of Apple's Disc Recording APIs. Learn how you'll now be able to self-qualify your drives, how the new Audio APIs will make it even easier to write audio CDs, and how Carbon applications can easily add disc recording support using the Carbon UI framework. We also show several third-party solutions as well demonstrate how easy it is to add support to your drive using these new APIs.\n\nPresenter: Drew Thaler, Recording Artist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n14lTiGBC1k"
    },
    "105": {
      "title": "Rendezvous",
      "description": "An innovative new networking technology, Rendezvous makes connecting digital devices such as computers, printers, and consumer electronics simple with zero configuration IP networking. Rendezvous can automatically create a network of devices and allow those devices to interact with each other, without any user configuration. Learn more about this standards-based technology, its impact on computing, and how you can make your products Rendezvous capable.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, I/O Technology Evangelist\n- Stuart Cheshire, Rendezvous Architect",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ge5bsDijGWM"
    },
    "106": {
      "title": "Choosing an Interprocess Messaging Strategy for Mac OS X",
      "description": "The goal of this session is to survey the interprocess and intermachine communication mechanisms in Mac OS X. We cover the basics of Mach Messaging, CFMessagePort, Objective-C distributed objects, AppleEvents, and Web Services APIs, as well as a strategy for choosing which model is appropriate for your application.\n\nPresenter: Steve Zellers, Deptartment of Interspecies Communications",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxM4QkRVTbE"
    },
    "107": {
      "title": "Kernel Programming Interfaces for Extensions",
      "description": "The Mach kernel is evolving, and the Kernel APIs (KPIs) will become better defined and more modular, meaning more stability for your code and less need for changes over time. This session discusses the introduction and staging of this evolution, and developers of kernel extensions should view to learn the timing, and how to take advantage, of these changes.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, I/O Technology Evangelist\n- Simon Patience, Director of Engineering, Core OS\n- Dean Reece, Engineering Manager\n- Mark Gorlinsky, Engineering Manager\n- Josh Graessley, Senior Engineer, Networking Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKCsm0DvShs"
    },
    "108": {
      "title": "Kerberos in Mac OS X",
      "description": "Starting with Mac OS X v10.1, Kerberos authentication support is built into Mac OS X. Apple is leveraging and extending this support across an increasing number of applications and system services. In this session, learn how you can take advantage of this simple, yet powerful, network authentication protocol used in Mac OS X, UNIX, and Windows.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, Security Technology Evangelist\n- Marshall Vale, Massachusetts Institute of Technology",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0JE3SvS88-g"
    },
    "110": {
      "title": "Networking: Overview of Mac OS X Networking APIs",
      "description": "This session gives developers an overview of the networking APIs available on Mac OS X. We discuss briefly what each API provides, when you should use it, and what's new. We cover Sockets and Core Foundation, plus the higher-level Carbon and Cocoa APIs and advanced networking services, including IPv6 and IPSec.\n\nPresenters:\n- Vincent Lubet, Core OS Networking Manager\n- Becky Willrich, Core Services Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHDaOJ9Qaqc"
    },
    "111": {
      "title": "Writing Threaded Applications on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn how to leverage the threading architecture of Mac OS X with single and multiprocessor hardware to significantly boost the performance and responsiveness of your application. This session discusses the threading models available in Mac OS X and when you might choose one over the other. We go beyond discussing the MP API and demonstrate optimizing MP performance techniques as well as when to employ threads and when not to.\n\nPresenters:\n- Mark Tozer-Vilchez, Desktop Hardware Evangelist\n- George Warner, Schizophrenic Optimization Scientists",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JktyngkhpY8"
    },
    "112": {
      "title": "CFNetwork Overview",
      "description": "This session discusses the technologies inside CFNetwork and related APIs. In particular, we discuss CFHost, used for asynchronous host name resolution, and FTP support, as well as some additions to CFNetServices. Additions to NSURL are also covered, with an eye toward how the Carbon developer can start to take advantage of those classes.\n\nPresenter: Becky Willrich, Core Services Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2NW6IhJAeY"
    },
    "200": {
      "title": "Graphics and Imaging Overview",
      "description": "The powerful graphics technologies in Mac OS X play a critical role in the success of applications and provide a rich platform for developer innovation - enabling the delivery of seamlessly composited 2D and 3D graphics. This session features the latest developments in Mac OS X graphics technologies, including Quartz Extreme, Quartz 2D, and OpenGL, and provides a framework for the other sessions in the Graphics and Imaging Track.\n\nPresenters:\n- Travis Brown, Graphics and Imaging Evangelist\n- Peter Graffagnino, Director, Graphics and Imaging Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=alkzyiDFapg"
    },
    "201": {
      "title": "Mac OS X OpenGL in Depth",
      "description": "This session is the perfect starting point for developers looking to learn the specifics of the extensive OpenGL implementation in Mac OS X. We begin with an architectural overview of OpenGL and then focus on the various OS-level interfaces (AGL, NSGL, CGL, and GLUT) that developers can use in their applications. This session is ideal for graphics developers who are new to Mac OS X or developers who are looking to use 3D graphics in their applications for the first time.\n\nPresenter: Geoff Stahl, High Level 3D Dude",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJaoJxYXirU"
    },
    "202": {
      "title": "Technology Magic of Keynote",
      "description": "Apple's Keynote application redefined \"presentation graphics\" by fully leveraging the power of Mac OS X's graphics stack. View this session to gain insight into how next generation applications, like Keynote, take full advantage of Quartz 2D, OpenGL and other platform technologies.\n\nPresenters:\n- Travis Brown, Graphics and Imaging Evangelist\n- Brad Vaughan, Keynote Engineering Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yt0UT5aPpmM"
    },
    "204": {
      "title": "Image Capture Update",
      "description": "With Image Capture Framework, applications can acquire images directly from digital cameras and scanners. Your application can support the most popular forms of digital image capture with a single API. This session explores the enhanced capabilities of the Image Capture Framework, and explains how you can integrate them into your products.\n\nPresenters: Werner Neubrand",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IH_uNdSOy1U"
    },
    "205": {
      "title": "Vertex Programming with OpenGL",
      "description": "A must-see for developers who are interested in unlocking the maximum performance from the latest generations of graphics hardware, this session covers techniques for increasing 3D performance by transforming geometry using the display card's Graphics Processing Unit (GPU).\n\nPresenter: Michael K. Larson, Graphics Guy",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyuOuFQySqI"
    },
    "206": {
      "title": "ColorSync Update",
      "description": "ColorSync is Mac OS X's standards-based color management engine that ensures that your application's graphics are color correct on-screen and when printed. This session discusses the latest developments in ColorSync technology, focusing on the Mac OS X color workflow, new APIs to facilitate hardware-accelerated color matching, and changes in display calibration.\n\nPresenters: David Hayward, Luke Wallis, ColorSync Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLehpm4fcao"
    },
    "207": {
      "title": "Quartz 2D in Depth",
      "description": "Quartz 2D is Mac OS X's powerful 2D graphics engine with advanced features such as transparency, anti-aliasing, and support for the PDF imaging model. Learn how to harness the capabilities of Quartz 2D in your applications. This session includes an introduction to the Quartz 2D technology followed by details on upcoming developments in the Quartz 2D API.\n\nPresenter: Derek Clegg, Quartz Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIC1bcVen6Y"
    },
    "208": {
      "title": "Fragment Programming with OpenGL",
      "description": "One of the exciting new developments in computer graphics is the ability to create programmable per-pixel effects using the display card's GPU. This session covers the variety of different pixel/fragment programming techniques and discuss how to create incredible 2D and 3D visual effects.\n\nPresenter: James A. McCombe, 3D Graphics Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jszmIxFmljw"
    },
    "209": {
      "title": "OpenGL Optimizations",
      "description": "This session focuses on techniques to optimize your application's usage of OpenGL and 3D graphics hardware. A variety of optimization strategies, such as display list and vertex array optimizations, are discussed. A specific focus is on using the OpenGL Profiler tool to locate, diagnose, and eliminate performance bottlenecks in OpenGL-based applications.\n\nPresenter: John Stauffer, OpenGL Engineering Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OtIP33neuAc"
    },
    "210": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Printing Update",
      "description": "Mac OS X printing continues to be enhanced with exciting new features. This session covers the current and upcoming changes to the Mac OS X printing system and provide information on new printing-related APIs and new printer driver directions. This session also covers how applications should fully leverage the printing architecture.\n\nPresenter: Richard Blanchard",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsgIw9SOtO4"
    },
    "211": {
      "title": "Introduction to Quartz Services",
      "description": "Mac OS X's Display Services manage the monitors connected to the Macintosh. This session introduces you to the proper techniques to detect, configure, and capture displays for full-screen applications. In addition, the Remote Operation APIs, which allow applications to synthesize input events and read screen data back from the framebuffer, is covered.\n\nPresenter: Mike Paquette, Programmer Archaeologist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiXsvuWYnYM"
    },
    "212": {
      "title": "Cutting Edge OpenGL Techniques",
      "description": "View this session to learn the absolutely latest techniques for creating stunning visual effects using OpenGL, including recipes for incredible 3D effects, from the experts.\n\nPresenters:\n- Alex Vlachos, ATI 3D Application Research Group Lead Programmer, Demo Team\n- Marwan Y. Ansari, ATI 3D Application Research Group\n- Rav Dhiraj, ATI Mac Research Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PB3lDBRZv8"
    },
    "300": {
      "title": "Development Technologies Overview",
      "description": "Apple's investment in developer tools is paying off, so view this overview session to learn the benefits to you! This session focuses on tools, showcasing Carbon and Cocoa development, while also covering the full spectrum of Mac OS X capabilities. Developers will get an update on Apple's current plans and future vision of programming tools on the Macintosh.'\n\nPresenters:\n- Ted Goldstein, VP Development Technologies\n- Steve Naroff, Senior Technical Director\n- Toni Trujillo-Vian, Director of Interactive Tools\n- Dave Payne, Performance Tools Manager\n\nDemos:\n- Stan Jirman, Manager of Xcode Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1w2BQ2qvKs"
    },
    "301": {
      "title": "Apple Tools for the UNIX Developer",
      "description": "Investigate the command-line development capabilities of Mac OS X with installation of the Apple Developer Tools. We demonstrate how to use the Terminal and GNU tools, gcc, ld, make, and other utilities for compilation and debugging. Learn the differences and similarities of these tools to other UNIX-based systems, as well as specific Mac OS X development concepts. We show how command-line development can benefit from use of Apple's IDE as well as performance analysis tools.\n\nPresenter:\n- Stan Shebs, Senior Engineer, Core Tools\n- Bodhi Gerfen, Technical Publications\n\nDemo: Sean Fagan, Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOEew0taJIg"
    },
    "302": {
      "title": "Introduction to the Apple Developer Tools Suite",
      "description": "In this session, we present an overview of the latest release of the Apple Developer Tools, and tell you about updates and the newest features, highlighting Carbon and Cocoa development. Featured is an introduction to using the latest Apple IDE. We show you how to create and start new application projects, and give you a look at documentation access and search, source-level debugging, and integrated source control. The concepts of Interface Builder, Apple's innovative UI design application, are introduced and its capabilities demonstrated.\n\nPresenters:\n- Stan Jirman, Head Coach, Xcode\n- Eric Seymour, Lead Engineer, Interface Builder\n\nDemos:\n- Matthew Firlik, Senior Xcode Engineer\n- Anders Bertelrud, Lead Xcode Engineer\n- Christopher Friesen, Senior Xcode Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuR-iZPPJwg"
    },
    "303": {
      "title": "Increasing Productivity with Apple Tools",
      "description": "The Apple Developer Tools have been designed to get the most out of Mac OS X. In this session, we cover a range of topics to show you how these tools can work best for you. In this session we look at large project development issues, build system optimization, prebinding, and building targets for multiple system versions. We also cover the use of integrated source code management, scripting, and workflow inside Apple's IDE, as well as using pbxbuild from the command line.\n\nPresenter: Anders Bertelrud, Xcode Lead Engineer\nDemos:\n- Scott Tooker, Xcode Engineer\n- Matt Morse, Tools Engineer, Documentation",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQpDnwtgZuI"
    },
    "304": {
      "title": "GCC in Depth",
      "description": "Learn about Apple's implementation of the GNU Compiler (GCC) and how it has been enhanced with faster compile time, improved code generation, and better IDE integration. You'll also hear about the latest Mac OS X linker features and development roadmap.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ron Price, Manager, Compiler Engineering\n- David Edelsohn, IBM Research",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anpbImitxqQ"
    },
    "305": {
      "title": "Tuning Software with Performance Tools",
      "description": "You've brought your application over to Mac OS X and now it's time to make it fast! The Apple Developer Tools include a broad suite of tools for profiling and analyzing applications. This session explains how to use them in combination with concepts of performance tuning to improve the performance of your Mac OS X application. Developers will take away a checklist of performance concepts and learn how to use the tools to profile application behavior, inspect and optimize memory usage, object allocation, threading, and other factors that affect performance.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dave Payne, Performance Tools Manager\n- Robert Bowdidge, Performance Tools Engineer\n- Nathan Slingerland, Architecture Performance Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFPNK4-3YQk"
    },
    "306": {
      "title": "AppleScript Studio",
      "description": "AppleScript Studio is a big hit already, and it's just going to get better. View this session to learn about the power of this rapid application development environment to create stand-alone applications or modules that interact with your scriptable applications using AppleScript. We showcase some of the improvements we're working on and demonstrate how you can extend both Apple's IDE and the new Script Editor's capabilities with AppleScript Studio plug-ins.\n\nPresenters:\n- Sal Soghoian, AppleScript Product Manager\n- Tim Bumgarner, AppleScript Studio Engineer\n\nDemos:\n- John Coelho, AppleScript Studio QA Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQtNVIeuV8s"
    },
    "307": {
      "title": "Using Apple Tools for Carbon Development",
      "description": "This session highlights improvements in Apple's IDE that bring you significant advantages for Carbon development. We demonstrate the improved importer and compiler compatibility and how it makes it easy to import existing projects. We show you how to work with existing source frameworks and resources, and how to optimize your project for build speed and turnaround time. Topics such as Mach-O and system libraries are addressed. We also show you how Interface Builder can be used to create state-of-the-art user interfaces for Carbon applications and to set up Carbon Events.\n\nPresenter: Chris Espinosa, Developer Tools Team\nDemo: Scott Tooker",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Idu1JodlCDg"
    },
    "308": {
      "title": "Debugging Services for Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session is for developers new to Mac OS X and those who wish to learn the latest concepts and improvements to debugging in Mac OS X. Learn how to configure, run, and debug applications using source-level debugging within Apple's IDE. Advanced features of the GDB debugger are demonstrated, along with useful techniques for getting the most out of these powerful tools.\n\nPresenter:\n- Jeff Glasson, Manager, Debuggers/Runtimes\n- Klee Dienes, Senior Debugger Engineer\n\nDemo: Scott Tooker, Xcode Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gz_S0lCH-3I"
    },
    "310": {
      "title": "Debugging and Tuning Carbon Applications",
      "description": "In this session, we demonstrate how the Apple Developer Tools ease Carbon debugging, showing their use in analyzing C, C++, and Objective-C++ code. The Apple IDE's enhanced source-level debugger are featured as well as the power of Mac OS X's low-level GDB debugger. You'll see enhanced visual debugging in action, as well as the power of the command-line-driven GDB debugger. You'll also learn the best ways to use Apple's performance tools to get the most out of your Carbon apps.\n\nPresenter: Chris Espinosa, Apple Developer Tools\nDemo: Chris Nebel, Developer Tools Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=20GHc-HXAXQ"
    },
    "311": {
      "title": "Software Testing Tools for Mac OS X",
      "description": "In this session, we treat the concepts of software testing and highlight complementary techniques and tools for automating software testing on Mac OS X. Featured are demonstrations of how to use AppleScript's new UI element scripting as a functional testing platform and how to use third-party tools for automated testing operations.\n\nPresenters:\n- Godfrey DiGiorgi, Technology Manager, Development Tools\n- John Comiskey, Senior Software Engineer AppleScript\n- Doug Simons, Senior Software Developer, Redstone Software, Inc.\n\nDemo:\n- Jonathan Gillaspie, Senior Software Engineer, Redstone Software, Inc.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQMrTdu4d-A"
    },
    "400": {
      "title": "Introduction to Developing Applications with Cocoa",
      "description": "Cocoa provides powerful object-oriented APIs for creating full-featured, next-generation desktop applications on Mac OS X. This session provides an introduction to Cocoa, and through demos shows how you can use the power of Cocoa to easily create Mac OS X applications that take advantage of existing C or C++ code.\n\nPresenters:\n- Matthew Formica, DTS Engineer\n- Tina Huang, Application Frameworks Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlj_jo0bwUY"
    },
    "401": {
      "title": "AppleScript Update",
      "description": "AppleScript is the powerful native scripting language on Mac OS X, used by thousands of users and developers every day, and now it's better than ever. This session reviews all the enhancements we've made to AppleScript over the past year, as well as the projects we're working on for the future. Learn about forthcoming projects such as the new Script Editor, UI Element Scripting, Image Server Scripting, and lots of scriptability enhancements in other Mac OS X system components and applications.\n\nPresenters:\n- Sal Soghoian, AppleScript Product Manager\n- Todd “Chris” Fernandez, AppleScript Engineering Manager\n- Christopher “Chris” Nebel, AppleScript Engineer\n\nDemo: Tim Bumgarner, AppleScript Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qeb6eEkzCv0"
    },
    "402": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Speech Technologies",
      "description": "This session provides an overview of speech technologies on Mac OS X and introduces significant enhancements to the quality of Text to Speech. Learn about Cocoa classes that enable quick and easy integration of speech within your application, find out about a new tool enabling the speech synthesizer to copy the emotion and personality of a recorded human voice, and understand what speech functionality you get for free in Mac OS X and what you need to do to deliver the best speech experience for users--a key component in fulfilling accessibility requirements.\n\nPresenters:\n- Kim Silverman, PhD, Principal Research Scientist Manager, Spoken Language Technologies\n- Kevin Aitken\n\nDemo: Jack Minsky, Software MacKiev",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAwiyl4-0P0"
    },
    "403": {
      "title": "Internet Technologies: Safari Overview",
      "description": "Since its introduction earlier this year, Safari has been a runaway smash hit with Mac OS X users, delivering lightning-fast performance, innovative features, and standards compliance with its open source base. One of the major goals of Safari is to provide a powerful HTML rendering engine for Mac OS X applications. This session provides a high-level overview of the technology used by Safari and its supporting frameworks, as well as shows how you can take full advantage of its embeddable browser views. We also cover Foundation URL loading and web standards.\n\nPresenter: Don Melton, Internet Technologies Manager\nDemo: Richard Williamson, Safari and Web Kit Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkT0yGey1zo"
    },
    "404": {
      "title": "Unicode for Japanese, Chinese, and Everything Else!",
      "description": "Learn how Unicode can give your application new international muscle. Customers and governments in Japan, China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan are demanding support for extended character sets--characters that can be accessed only via Unicode. We'll discuss how to meet those requirements, and cover other technologies that can give your app a boost in the Japanese, Chinese, and Korean markets. We'll also cover other planned improvements for Unicode support on Mac OS X.\n\nPresenter: Deborah Goldsmith, Manager, Fonts/Unicode Liaison International Text Group\n\nDemos:\n- Yasuo Kida, Manager, OS Engineering Tokyo\n- Michael Grady, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJymY_HKH_s"
    },
    "405": {
      "title": "Audio Formats",
      "description": "Mac OS X includes a rich set of technologies and resources for reading and playing back audio files in a variety of formats. This session specifically addresses the APIs for Audio Converter, Audio Codec, and Audio File. This session is of interest to all audio developers.\n\nPresenter: James McCartney, Core Audio Engineering\nDemo: Doug Wyatt",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NH68Y2S-ME"
    },
    "406": {
      "title": "What You Need to Know about Fonts on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn how to work with fonts in your Carbon and Cocoa applications. This session describes how your application can interact with the system font registry via the ATS font activation APIs, explain how to integrate the Font Panel in your application, show how to iterate through all fonts in the system, and more.\n\nPresenters:\n- Xavier Legros, Mac OS X Evangelist, Apple Worldwide Developer Relations\n- Robin Mikawa, Manager, Apple Type Engineering\n\nDemo: Nathan Taylor, Software Engineer, Apple Type Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut6iErwQ6yA"
    },
    "407": {
      "title": "Audio Overview: Mac OS X Audio Rocks!",
      "description": "With Mac OS X, professional-level audio is designed right into the OS, and features ultra-low latency, high resolution, and multichannel capabilities, with the ability to be flexible and extensible. This session presents an overview of Apple Audio Technologies, system services, drivers, and hardware. We discuss AudioUnit and MIDI, and provide insight into the design strategy and fundamental paradigms implemented throughout audio on Mac OS X. We address all APIs, so view this session, especially if you are new to audio on Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Linssen, Music and Audio Partnership Manager\n- Nick Thompson, Engineering Manager, Audio CPU SW\n- William Stewart, Core Audio Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3fGZYPOP3c"
    },
    "408": {
      "title": "Apple Help Updates and How To's",
      "description": "Apple Help is the HTML-based help system for Mac OS X that provides a consistent user experience for viewing and searching help. Apple Help will be enhanced to take full advantage of the Safari HTML rendering engine, and will provide support for HTML 4.0, CSS, and JavaScript. Learn how to properly author Apple Help content that takes full advantage of these new features, learn how to provide better contextual help, and understand what is involved in giving users access to Internet-based help content for your application. This session is a must if you provide user assistance in your Mac OS X product.\n\nPresenter: Gordon Meyer, Instructional Products",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3ZeYoMIsCA"
    },
    "409": {
      "title": "Carbon: The HIToolbox",
      "description": "This session gives an architectural overview of HIToolbox, discussing the newest features, and offering insight into its future directions. Learn how to adopt HITextView (the compositing-savvy, full-featured text editing view), HISearchField, HIColorWell, asynchronous window dragging, automatic interface layout, and Quartz-savvy Aqua drawing primitives. Discover how to implement custom menu content with an HIView.\n\nPresenter: Guy Fullerton, HIToolbox Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=adR3nfsJaf8"
    },
    "410": {
      "title": "Cocoa Update",
      "description": "This session provides an overview of new features and changes introduced in the Cocoa frameworks. Some of the topics covered include new features in views, controls, standard panels, document architecture, and text, as well as Foundation-level features such as scripting and networking.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ali Ozer, Manager, Cocoa Frameworks\n- Chris Parker, Engineer, Cocoa Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QbYnxhJ1maM"
    },
    "411": {
      "title": "Internet Technologies: Understanding Safari Tech and Web Standards",
      "description": "Safari delivers powerful, high-performance web browsing on Mac OS X. This session details Safari's standards compliance with XHTML, CSS, DOM, and JavaScript, and covers what's required for optimal plug-in development. This session is valuable for anyone authoring content that will be viewed with either Safari or an application that leverages WebKit, and for application developers wanting to take full advantage of the Safari HTML renderer.\n\nPresenter: Darin Adler, Manager, Safari Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbQzQ_oM1t8"
    },
    "412": {
      "title": "Cocoa User Interface Programming",
      "description": "The Cocoa frameworks continue to evolve, introducing new ways to make your job as a programmer easier and more fun. This in-depth session covers additions to Cocoa that make it possible to develop powerful user interfaces for your applications with even less code than before.\n\nPresenter: Andreas Wendker, Manager, WebObjects Engineering\nDemo: James Dempsey, Operations Engineer, Apple",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chA_Yc72WG0"
    },
    "413": {
      "title": "Cocoa 2D Drawing Techniques",
      "description": "Learn how to take full advantage of the powerful drawing capabilities of Quartz in your Cocoa applications. This session covers new features in the Cocoa view subsystem, including topics such as progressive image loading, and presents tips and techniques to help you achieve high visual quality and maximal drawing performance in your applications.'\n\nPresenters:\n- John C. Randolph, Sr. Software Engineer, Apple WWDR\n- Troy Stephens, Software Engineer, Cocoa Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVg-oD8mAkw"
    },
    "414": {
      "title": "AppleScript: Making Your Carbon and Cocoa Application Scriptable",
      "description": "This session illustrates how best to implement scriptability using AppleScript in your Carbon and Cocoa applications. Learn about best practices, guidelines, tips, and tricks to create a first-class scriptable application. Achieving this will allow your product to be part of automated workflows widely used in design and publishing, video editing, and other major industries.\n\nPresenter: John Comiskey, AppleScript",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ytzgc18b_o"
    },
    "415": {
      "title": "Data Exchange Options for Carbon Applications",
      "description": "This session discusses the new Pasteboard and Translation Services APIs and how they leverage the Uniform Type Identification architecture, a new way to represent type information. We detail how you can extend the new translation mechanism to offer custom translations. We explain how using scrap and drag APIs can adopt the new Pasteboard Services to simplify and enhance your app's data exchange features.\n\nPresenters:\n- Christopher Linn, Senior Software Engineer\n- Bryan Prusha, HIToolbox Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWuOMQxcIzU"
    },
    "416": {
      "title": "Carbon: Optimizing Performance",
      "description": "This session offers a wide variety of tips on improving performance in your Carbon application. Learn faster and more modern replacements for common Mac OS 9 programming tricks. Discover the most efficient ways to look at the file system, draw, handle events, manage memory, and many other typical application tasks.\n\nPresenter:\n- Xavier Legros, Mac OS X Evangelist\n- Curt Rothert\n- John Iarocci\n\nDemo: Guy Fullerton, Male Exp3; Cr 2; Medium-size Humanoid (Human)",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryGC74-vNrw"
    },
    "417": {
      "title": "Using the Address Book Framework",
      "description": "The Address Book framework provides a simple set of APIs for accessing a centralized repository of contacts. After a brief overview, this session focuses on enhanced-address properties and APIs, support for AppleScript, the People Picker user interface, and much more. Learn how to leverage this framework within your application to save substantial development effort and deliver a more consistent user experience across Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- John Geleynse, Manager, Software Evangelism and User Experience Evangelist\n- Henri Lamiraux, Engineering Manager\n- Scott Herz, Address Book Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKSDI_YiNPA"
    },
    "418": {
      "title": "Internet Technologies: Advanced Foundation URL APIs",
      "description": "The Advanced Foundation URL APIs are used by both Safari and WebKit to load URL content. These APIs provide powerful services you can use in your application, including high-performance URL loading, improved URL content caching, management of HTTP cookies, a pluggable authentication facility, and a flexible extension mechanism that you can use to add support for custom protocols. We also discuss the migration path for developers using NSURLHandle and URL Access.\n\nPresenter:\n- Ken Kocienda, Safari Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2N5jbEFa6Yw"
    },
    "419": {
      "title": "Cocoa Performance Techniques",
      "description": "Complete with supporting demos and code, this session covers a variety of performance topics and techniques to help you develop fast Cocoa applications. This session's content is aimed at both new and intermediate Cocoa developers\n\nPresenter: Mark Piccirelli, Software Engineer, Cocoa Frameworks Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Os9uL4gdVuI"
    },
    "420": {
      "title": "Internet Technologies: Advanced WebKit APIs",
      "description": "Go in-depth on how to embed Safari HTML rendering capabilities within your Mac OS X application and customize its behavior. Details are provided on how to change locations, manage contextual menus, show progress indication, and take advantage of history and page caching.\n\nPresenter: Richard Williamson, Safari and Web Kit Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8-dLIOgwlA"
    },
    "421": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Accessibility",
      "description": "Apple continues its commitment to making Mac OS X accessible to all users. This session highlights the latest developments in Mac OS X's Accessibility API and other accessibility features. Special focus is placed on methods for extracting rich textual information from text and UI controls.\n\nPresenter: Travis W. Brown, Technology Evangelist Worldwide Developer Relations\n\nDemos:\n- Mike Engber, Platform Experience Engineering\n- Kim Silverman, PhD, Principal Research Scientist Manager, Spoken Language Technologies",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSAGgRLWiBA"
    },
    "422": {
      "title": "SearchKit: A Powerful Text Indexing and Searching Framework",
      "description": "SearchKit is a powerful C language framework for searching, indexing, and summarizing text. Formerly known as AIAT (the Apple Information Access Toolkit) or by its code name V-Twin, SearchKit is the engine that provides fast content searching in Finder, Address Book, and Mail. View this session to learn how you can take advantage of this framework to provide similar functionality and powerful information access capabilities within your Mac OS X application.\n\nPresenter: Wayne Loofbourrow, Engineering Manager, Info Apps\nDemo: David Cásseres, Find by Content Tech Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEKmO66pk28"
    },
    "423": {
      "title": "How to Write a Modern Carbon Application",
      "description": "This session is for C and C++ developers who want to learn how to structure an application using the modern Carbon APIs and tools: RunApplicationEventLoop, Carbon Events, Interface Builder and .nib files, Sheets, Aqua, and more. Developers with existing source bases will learn how to incrementally move their applications toward a more modern architecture.\n\nPresenters:\n- Xavier Legros, Mac OS X Evangelist\n- David McLeod, HIToolbox Engineer\n- Guy Fullerton",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naJqUv1QfRM"
    },
    "424": {
      "title": "Cocoa: Tips and Tricks",
      "description": "Have you ever wondered how applications implement some of their coolest functionality, such as roll-over popups, progress bars during file saves, or Dock icon badging? This session presents useful techniques - using real code and real examples taken from real applications - to make your application even better by taking full advantage of the power of Cocoa.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chuck Pisula, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer\n- Tina Huang, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer\n- Troy Stephens, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer\n- Doug Davidson, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y3jYF0EhxOg"
    },
    "425": {
      "title": "Carbon: HIView in Depth",
      "description": "Learn the architecture of Carbon's modern, full-featured, efficient, composited, object-oriented view system. Learn how to adopt HIView using both exhaustive and incremental approaches to improve the performance, functionality, and simplicity of your applications. Find out how to use Aqua's metal tool, leverage Quartz drawing, implement custom views, and enhance the standard views through HIObject subclassing.\n\nPresenter: Ed Voas, Manager/Tech Lead, HIToolbox",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_pWxAA-jls"
    },
    "426": {
      "title": "Internet Technologies: Delivering Web Services Using Sherlock Channels",
      "description": "Beginning with Mac OS X version 10.2, Sherlock uses a powerful, new model for channels that gives developers much more flexibility in how their data is displayed. View this session to learn why you'd want to create a Sherlock channel; what's involved in creating one; how to use the developer channels, JavaScript, XQuery, and XML specifics; as well as general tips and tricks for getting the most out of your channel.\n\nPresenter: Wayne Loofbourrow, Engineering Manager, Info Apps\n\nDemos:\n- Jessica Kahn, Sherlock Channel Development Lead\n- Kevin Agren, Sr. Business Development Representative TechTracker, Inc.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD2zJ8G8vIU"
    },
    "427": {
      "title": "Cocoa Text",
      "description": "The text system has always been one of the central components of Cocoa, but this year it's getting some exciting new features that will make it more useful and powerful than ever. We briefly review the architecture of the Cocoa text system, then dive in and show you how to start making use of its new capabilities.\n\nPresenter:\n- Douglas Davidson, Application Frameworks Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijVU9MLPC7c"
    },
    "428": {
      "title": "Understanding Ink APIs",
      "description": "Inkwell provides basic support for entering handwritten data into your application without requiring any modifications. Apple is introducing a new API to give you access to more advanced handwriting features. View this session to learn how to leverage ink in device-specific input solutions, how to use gestures to directly manipulate text in your application, and how to use recognition alternates to implement a correction mechanism. In addition, we discuss using the API to implement searchable ink and deferred recognition.\n\nPresenters:\n- Giulia Pagallo, Manager, Text Input Group\n- Brad Reigel, Senior Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WAwhsf-lnlY"
    },
    "500": {
      "title": "Wireless Directions",
      "description": "Wireless technologies are becoming standard in a wide variety of devices, including computers, mobile phones, and PDAs. This session will provide you with the latest information on AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth technologies that you can leverage in creating your wireless solutions.\n\nPresenters:\n- Lars Rehder, Product Manager—Wireless Technologies\n- Paul Rekieta, Engineering Manager—AirPort Software\n- Philip Kearney, Engineering Manager—AirPort Base Station Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhgLYaqa9bo"
    },
    "501": {
      "title": "Bluetooth Update",
      "description": "In this session, hear what Apple is doing with Bluetooth, the cutting-edge technology that enables short-range wireless connections. Bluetooth opens up numerous opportunities for Mac OS X developers. Get the details on Apple's Bluetooth support, how to extend our stack to support your hardware, how to add support for additional profiles required by your devices, and how to develop applications that take advantage of the unique attributes of Bluetooth.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, I/O Technology Evangelist keithley@apple.com\n- Eric Brown, Bluetooth Software Engineer\n- Michael Larson, Bluetooth Technology Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSiNpR4318Y"
    },
    "502": {
      "title": "Power Macintosh G5 Architectural Overview",
      "description": "This session discusses the architectural features and design goals of the newly announced Power Macintosh G5. Starting with the G5 processor, senior engineers from IBM provide an overview of the powerful 64-bit processor and the benefits software developers will be able to exploit to write powerful applications. Apple's hardware engineering team describes the features of the high bandwidth system architecture.\n\nPresenter: Peter Sandon, Senior PowerPC Processor Architect, IBM Microelectronics",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SU9VLJsomfg"
    },
    "503": {
      "title": "USB Update",
      "description": "Learn about the latest USB APIs, tools, and debugging techniques. We'll show you how to get maximum performance from the IOUSBFamily, and how to make your drivers work across the widest range of Mac OS X releases.\n\nPresenter:\n- Craig Keithley, I/O Technology Evangelist\n- Barry Twycross, USB Software Team\n- Rhoads Hollowell, USB Software Team\n- Fernando Urbina, Senior Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qb5mVGVsUbA"
    },
    "504": {
      "title": "Developing with FireWire 800",
      "description": "FireWire, the industry-standard interface for digital video cameras and high-performance peripherals, is built into all new Macs. This year, Apple introduced FireWire 800, doubling the throughput for peripherals and creating many new opportunities for developers. Learn how to support this revolutionary technology to provide customers with unmatched peripheral performance, reliability, and simplicity. Topics include an all-new Design Guide for FireWire, IP-over-FireWire protocol, and all-new tools for Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- Eric Anderson, Manager—FireWire Software\n- Michael Johas Teener, Plumbing Architect",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKbySEjOSxY"
    },
    "505": {
      "title": "FireWire in Depth",
      "description": "This session provides an update on writing drivers and applications for FireWire on Mac OS X. We cover User Client Services, Kernel Services, Device Discovery and Driver Matching, along with an overview of the Software Development Kit and the Tools and Resources that are available to FireWire developers.\n\nPresenter: Eric Anderson, Manager—FireWire Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieUpF-svp2Q"
    },
    "506": {
      "title": "CHUD--Performance Optimization Tools in Depth",
      "description": "The Computer Hardware Understanding Developer Tools (CHUD Tools) are designed to help hardware and software developers collect data on and measure the performance of PowerPC Macintosh systems running their products under Mac OS X. This session walks you through using the tools to look for and fix problems in your code, with the aid of the hardware and OS performance counters.\n\nPresenters:\n- Sanjay Patel, Architecture and Performance Group\n- Nathan Slingerland, Architecture and Performance Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_b5d8dVg1us"
    },
    "507": {
      "title": "Mac OS X High Performance Math Libraries",
      "description": "Mac OS X unleashes the power of the PowerPC processor with highly tuned libraries, making fast and accurate math computations available to your application. This session gives an overview of the math libraries Apple delivers to these platforms in Mac OS X. The rich content of the standard Libm math library and the broad coverage of the high- performance vecLib framework are reviewed. Apple's engineers provide insight into the techniques and tools available for performance tuning.\n\nPresenters:\n- Steve Peters, Ph.D., Vector and Numerics Group\n- Eric Miller, Senior Scientist—Architecture and Performance Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdnJEllkyKo"
    },
    "508": {
      "title": "FireWire Reference Platform",
      "description": "This session is for developers of FireWire-based embedded systems who are planning to use Apple's FireWire Reference Platform. Topics include a software architecture overview, sub-unit description, embedded operating system support, and hardware drivers.\n\nPresenter: Colin Whitby-Strevens, FireWire Architect",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8W7Xyc7wbNg"
    },
    "509": {
      "title": "HID and Force Feedback",
      "description": "This session discusses how to support the latest Human Interface Devices in your application. We present details on the HID Manager and the new Force Feedback Framework delivered in Mac OS X 10.2.3, and show you how to use both to give users the ability to control and feel your application's environment. For Force Feedback device developers, we describe how to add support for your products.\n\nPresenter:\n- Craig Keithley, I/O Technology Evangelist\n- Rob Yepez, I/O Kit Team\n- Fernando Urbina, USB Software Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICgmmyKToe0"
    },
    "600": {
      "title": "Apple Solutions in the Enterprise",
      "description": "Apple's superb hardware and software tools combine to make powerful, flexible enterprise solutions that deliver on the promise of open standards. Learn how Apple's solutions fit into each target vertical market, and receive a high-level overview of how Mac OS X Server, Xserve, Xserve RAID, and Apple management tools fit into Apple's larger strategy. This session is highly recommended for all enterprise developers, system administrators, and technology executives.\n\nPresenters:\n- Bud Tribble, Vice President Software Technology\n- Tom Yager, Technical Director, InfoWorld Test Center",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkbRvlk5guI"
    },
    "601": {
      "title": "Java Overview/State of the Union",
      "description": "Discover what Apple has in store for Java on Mac OS X. You'll learn about Apple's implementation of J2SE version 1.4.1, a major advance with over 60 percent more classes than version 1.3.1. The underlying Java implementation has been reengineered to take advantage of Cocoa frameworks--find out what this implies for your Java development projects. There are more than 100 new packages for you to work with, supporting new XML, low-level I/O, and new GUI features, among others.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ted Goldstein, Vice President of Development Technologies\n- Scott Adler, Java 1.4 Classes Technical Lead\n- Alan Samuel, Java Technologies Evangelist\n\nDemos:\n- Greg Bolsinga, Demo Manipulator\n- Magnus Hedberg, Chief Strategy Officer, Marratech",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yS5oNUtMGdM"
    },
    "602": {
      "title": "WebObjects State of the Union",
      "description": "This session provides an overview and a roadmap for the WebObjects sessions in this year's WWDC. You will also get a peek into what's coming for WebObjects technologies. Meet the key players and discover what Apple has planned for WebObjects in the year ahead.\n\nPresenter: Wiley Hodges, Sr. Products Line Manager, Developer Products",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BirNxsnCLuE"
    },
    "603": {
      "title": "WebObjects Technical Overview",
      "description": "This session provides a technical overview of WebObjects for new developers. Key aspects of the WebObjects architecture, and its technical advantages and relevance to web application development, are presented. View this session and see a demonstration of WebObjects tools, the design and flow of a typical WebObjects application, and a review of deployment scenarios.\n\nPresenter: Brent Shank, Technical Writer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuzMCQfsCm0"
    },
    "604": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Server Overview",
      "description": "Discover the power of Mac OS X Server, Apple's industrial-strength server operating system. This session outlines server strategy, explains important existing and upcoming features of Mac OS X Server, and discusses its deployment within workgroups and larger networks, including cross-platform environments. Learn how Mac OS X Server can make it easier to share and exchange information as well as make Mac OS X desktop systems easier to set up, configure, and manage.\n\nPresenters:\n- Eric Zelenka, Worldwide Product Marketing, Server Software\n- Greg Burns, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Chris LeCroy and Francois Jouaux",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8X2bljg7BBM"
    },
    "605": {
      "title": "WebObjects and J2EE",
      "description": "Recent releases of WebObjects have made it easier to target WebObjects applications for deployment on J2EE application servers. Find out about the latest developments in WebObjects application integration with J2EE and where the technology is headed.\n\nPresenters: Stefan Reich, Han Ming Ong, Sr. Software Engineers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUyyBnuBXsE"
    },
    "606": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Server in Depth",
      "description": "Learn the system capabilities of Mac OS X Server and how you can develop software for the platform. Topics include key APIs available to developers, how Mac OS X Server services utilize Rendezvous technology, new features that can be extended by developers, and how to write software applications that are scalable and can be installed and managed remotely.\n\nPresenters:\n- Kazu Yanagihara, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Scott Mulligan, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Rusty Tucker, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Greg Vaughan, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n\nDemo: Steve Olson, Sybase",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bGggDtxS86c"
    },
    "607": {
      "title": "Authentication in Mac OS X Server",
      "description": "This session covers authentication-related technologies available in Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server. Topics include enhancements to Password Server, single sign-on capability using Kerberos, and how your software can take advantage of them.\n\nPresenter: David M. O’Rourke, Engineering Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J3nYH7kcG5g"
    },
    "608": {
      "title": "Creating Great Java Applications on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Java applications on Mac OS X are first-class citizens on the platform. This session covers the ways in which you can make your Java application work well on Mac OS X. Topics include implementing Aqua UI guidelines in Java, the new Apple extension APIs, and general techniques for making your application perform well on Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- Matt Drance, Worldwide Developer Relations\n- Ted Jucevic, Worldwide Developer Relations",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9em3CdvXOpc"
    },
    "609": {
      "title": "Rapid Application Development with WebObjects",
      "description": "With the powerful WebObjects model- and rule-based development tools, entire applications can be generated in minutes without writing any code. This session shows how to rapidly build web, web service, and Java desktop applications, and how to customize and extend these applications.\n\nPresenters:\n- Miguel Sanchez, WO Engineer\n- Brent Shank, WO Doc Writer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQuuPBVjQDw"
    },
    "610": {
      "title": "Directory Services",
      "description": "This session discusses Open Directory, Apple's powerful open standards - based directory architecture for Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server. Topics include how your software can utilize the powerful directory abstraction API, integration with LDAP/Active Directory and legacy UNIX directory systems, and upcoming features and enhancements to Open Directory.\n\nPresenters:\n- David M. O’Rourke, Engineering Manager\n- Jason Townsend",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6o9tM8u4Tk"
    },
    "611": {
      "title": "Managed Desktop Technologies",
      "description": "Learn about Apple's powerful desktop management technologies and how they make Mac OS X user management incredibly easy. Topics covered in this session include Workgroup Manager, NetBoot, NetInstall, and Imaging tools.\n\nPresenter: Michael Lopp, Sr. Engineering Manager, Desktop Management Solutions",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ne4eIXFCD4"
    },
    "612": {
      "title": "Enterprise Application Deployment",
      "description": "This session covers deployment of WebObjects applications as well as the latest developments in deployment of J2EE applications on Mac OS X Server\n\nPresenters:\n- Melissa J. Turner, Sr. Software Engineer\n- Jesus Ahuactzin, Sr. Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr_kiGEYSk8"
    },
    "613": {
      "title": "Migrating UNIX SysAdmin Tools to Mac OS X",
      "description": "Leverage your carefully built script library by migrating it to Mac OS X. We first cover considerations in adapting your scripts to Mac OS X, including file system layout and environment variables, then step through the individual tools available to you on Mac OS X. Finally, learn how to make your scripts even more powerful and portable with Apple's easy-to-use development tools.\n\nPresenters:\n- Skip Levens, Server Technology Evangelist\n- Kevin A. Boyd, Mac OS X Deployment Coordinator, University of Michigan\n- Waqar Malik, DTS Software Engineer\n- Mike Bombich, Systems Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohxACv1x_dM"
    },
    "614": {
      "title": "WebObjects Reusable Components",
      "description": "The component model is one of the most powerful features of WebObjects. This session covers the WebObjects component architecture, design for reuse, handling resources, communication between components, and streaming HTTP request and response requests.\n\nPresenters: Fitzpatrick, Leung, Neumann",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nkgqf5XrlI8"
    },
    "615": {
      "title": "Building Computational Clusters",
      "description": "Learn how to build powerful computational clusters with Mac OS X Server, Xserve, and Xserve RAID. Hear how customers are designing and deploying large installations to solve a variety of complex computing problems.\n\nPresenters:\n- Douglas Brooks, Product Manager, Server Hardware\n- Michael Athanas, Ph.D. Principal Investigator, Founding Partner The BioTeam\n- Theodore Gray, Director of User Interfaces, Wolfram",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7TbnQbXSnC8"
    },
    "616": {
      "title": "WebObjects EOF - Advanced Topics",
      "description": "This session provides an in-depth exploration of the advanced features of Enterprise Objects Framework (EOF). Topics to be covered include performance optimization, shared editing contexts, raw rows, multithreaded database access, and data synchronization and locking.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ben Trumbull, Sr. Engineer, Development Technologies\n- Steve Miner, Sr. Engineer, Development Technologies",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MURABVwx0K0"
    },
    "617": {
      "title": "Desktop and Server Migration to Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session covers how to migrate large groups of Mac OS 9 or Windows users to Mac OS X. Topics covered include user migration strategies for Mac OS 9 environments, Windows desktop conversion, and migration of Windows Servers to Mac OS X Server.\n\nPresenter:\n- JD Mankovsky, Sr. Consulting Engineer/Manager—US Business/Federal\n- Gabe Benveniste, Mac OS X Systems Administrator, Pixar",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCXLO-NPQdU"
    },
    "618": {
      "title": "Building Applications for Managed Network Environments",
      "description": "Learn how to build network-aware applications--and why every developer should review their applications for use on a network. Topics covered include file locking, application packaging, and application architecture.\n\nPresenter: Rob Neville, Managed Client for Mac OS X",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2dFDxiczpE"
    },
    "619": {
      "title": "Java and the Web",
      "description": "With the introduction of Safari, Apple's fast and easy-to-use web browser, Apple's appeal to Java and web developers is stronger than ever. This session covers the Java 1.4.1 plug-in, using applets in the browser, embedding Java in your browser, and embedding browsers in your Java application. Additional topics include Java Web Start and making use of the Java console for debugging.\n\nPresenter: Scott Kovatch, Java Runtime Engineer, Java Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYeWj84AZzo"
    },
    "620": {
      "title": "Java Native Integration on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Mac OS X offers a rich set of native services that Java developers can take advantage of. There are many considerations and guidelines for accessing native APIs from Java or invoking the Java VM on Mac OS X. We cover AppleScript, input methods, and custom NSViews for your Java applications.\n\nPresenter: Blaine Garst, Manager, Java Runtimes",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHDw5DbL-qM"
    },
    "621": {
      "title": "Deploying Xserve",
      "description": "Since its launch Xserve has been hailed as a remarkably easy to use, powerful, and scalable solution for cross-platform environments. Dig in and learn what it takes to plan and manage a successful deployment, including Xserve's value proposition, how to manage for best TCO, and special considerations such as backup, clustering, failover, and high-availability configurations.\n\nPresenter: Douglas Brooks, Product Manager, Server Hardware",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeIz5QgWv50"
    },
    "622": {
      "title": "Network Security Best Practices",
      "description": "Beginning with an overview of the security profile of Mac OS X, this session covers best practices of secure network design and implementation for different environments and needs.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFgCEu9GQPs"
    },
    "623": {
      "title": "AppleScript for SysAdmins",
      "description": "Learn how the power and ease of use of AppleScript can help even veteran UNIX coders quickly build custom system administration and workflow tools on Mac OS X. Topics covered include droplets, folder actions, and even how to use AppleScript Studio to make a fully functioning application that you can distribute throughout your enterprise.\n\nPresenter: Sal Soghoian, AppleScript Product Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsqmzZAGRZc"
    },
    "624": {
      "title": "WebObjects - Creating Web Services",
      "description": "WebObjects gives you the ability to build or use standards-based web services without writing low-level SOAP, XML, or WSDL. Learn how to use WebObjects to build, configure, and test web services from existing data assets. Advanced topics include debugging web services, object serialization, adding custom operations, and calling web services from within WebObjects.\n\nPresenters:\n- Karl Hsu and Ron Lue-Sang, WebObjects Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mi4PCVK2Dh4"
    },
    "625": {
      "title": "Maximizing Java Performance on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn the best tips and techniques to increase the performance of your Java application on Mac OS X. We cover making use of NIO in 1.4.x, using the java -X options, and how to get faster graphics performance.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jim Laskey, Victor Hernandez, and Gerard Ziemski, Java Runtime Technologies and Platform Classes",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWdHr_mRk_s"
    },
    "626": {
      "title": "Deploying Xserve RAID",
      "description": "Learn how to plan and manage deployment of Xserve RAID, Apple's breakthrough storage solution. Properly deployed, Xserve RAID provides enterprise-class data protection, data availability, and scalability at a fraction of the price of competitive products. Topics covered include Xserve RAID architecture, storage planning and design, and deployment in a number of environments.\n\nPresenter: Alex Grossman, Director Hardware Storage",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsWkJBa_w8k"
    },
    "627": {
      "title": "Enterprise Applications in a Heterogeneous Environment",
      "description": "This session, delivered by a leading global systems integrator, demonstrates how Apple's technologies are used to rapidly create solutions for deployment in the enterprise. Consideration is given to cross-platform environments, database selection, coding language, user presentation, and ongoing code maintenance.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tom Goguen, Director, Product Marketing\n- Amiteshwar Seth, Senior Technical Architect Infosys\n- Steve Olson, Technical Director, Sybase, Inc.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYEfUUEaLec"
    },
    "700": {
      "title": "Using Final Cut Pro for Professional Content Creation",
      "description": "Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express are powerful tools for professional content creation. This session shows how Final Cut is used to create content, starting with the basics. See the new Final Cut Pro 4 features, including RT Extreme, LiveType, and Soundtrack. Also, get tips and tricks on how to equip your own content creation station for any format-DV, SD, HD, or film.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jeff Lowe, Pro Video and Film Evangelist\n- Joseph Linaschke, Technical Marketing Manager, Final Cut Pro",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_fnDgCRFkg"
    },
    "701": {
      "title": "QuickTime State of the Union",
      "description": "QuickTime has achieved many successes since its inception more than 10 years ago. Whether you're an application developer, a media server administrator, or a content creator, QuickTime is the solution of choice. View this session to get the big picture of where QuickTime is today, and how it will evolve in the future.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Schaaff, Vice President of Engineering Interactive Media Group\n- Frank Casanova, Director, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Rob Koenen, President, M4IF\n- Roberto Castagno, PhD., Technology Manager, Mobile Software Nokia\n\nDemo: Chris LeCroy, Engineering Manager, Server Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvOh3KYO8ks"
    },
    "702": {
      "title": "MPEG-4 Demystified",
      "description": "MPEG-4 is revolutionizing Internet media by providing a robust and high-quality standard for content creation, delivery, and consumption. MPEG-4 is an all-encompassing specification, with many profiles and technologies that cover the entire spectrum of digital media. This session provides an in-depth look at the MPEG-4 specification, and explain how these technologies benefit you.\n\nPresenters:\n- Aimee Nugent, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Rob Koenen, President, MPEG-4 Industry Forum Chairman, MPEG Requirements Group Vice President, InterTrust Technologies",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnvo6vfmkF0"
    },
    "703": {
      "title": "The Pro in QuickTime Pro",
      "description": "QuickTime Pro offers content authors impressive, but oftentimes hidden, capabilities. This session explains how the most powerful features of QuickTime Pro can help you in your own production workflow. Topics include encoding, working with a wide variety of media types, using movie properties information for decision making, editing, deployment capabilities, and compositing.\n\nPresenters:\n- Amy Fazio, Product Marketing Manager, QuickTime\n- Francesco Schiavon, Instructor Digital Media Delivery Vancouver Film School",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oF3WJSueyyY"
    },
    "704": {
      "title": "Introduction to QuickTime Streaming",
      "description": "With QuickTime Streaming Server and QuickTime Broadcaster, Apple provides a free suite of world-class tools that makes delivering your MPEG-4 or QuickTime media easier than ever. This session guides you through setting up both a live and prerecorded streaming solution. If it's distance learning for your school, a live CEO speech on the company network, or a new product video on your website, you will learn the oft-requested tips and tricks to make your streams shine.\n\nPresenters:\n- Stephen Tonna, Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Victor Alexander, Mac OS X Server Software Seed Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7Lw-KOtzg4"
    },
    "705": {
      "title": "The Art of MPEG-4 Encoding",
      "description": "The MPEG-4 standard promises to revolutionize digital media production and delivery, today and into the future. In this session you'll learn how simple it is to encode with MPEG-4 using QuickTime, and achieve interoperable playback in industry-standard, ISO-compliant clients. You'll also learn how to optimize your production process to get the most out the MPEG-4 video and audio codecs using QuickTime.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dennis Backus, Sr. Technical Marketing Manager backus@apple.com\n- John Howell, Chief, Video Monkey\n- Andrew Beach, Director, Convergent Media",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oinPH186aXo"
    },
    "706": {
      "title": "Designing a Distance Learning Solution with QuickTime",
      "description": "Distance learning is one of the hottest trends in education and corporate communications. This session presents the case study of how one developer worked with major institutions to identify requirements in presenting distance learning across the Internet, and the development process of creating that solution with QuickTime.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Bulycz, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Steve Bannerman, CEO, Caststream, Inc.\n- Chris Kawalek,  CTO, Caststream, Inc.\n- Dr. Steven Erde, Cornell University\n\nDemos:\n- Jeff Jameson, Caststream\n- Glenn Bulycz, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoP3BqnEMxw"
    },
    "707": {
      "title": "QuickTime Media Skins",
      "description": "Media Skins, available exclusively in QuickTime, allow content producers to deliver custom- branded interfaces with their media. They have become one of the most potent ways media can be delivered with maximum branding impact. This session provides case-study analysis of the design process, authoring techniques, available tools, and dynamic server-side delivery solutions, plus it examines the ultimate marketing impact of skinned media.\n\nPresenters:\n- Rhonda Stratton, Sr. Product Line Manager, QuickTime\n- Lori H. Schwartz, Executive Producer\n- Mark Sandau, Interactive Creative Director, Carmichael Lynch",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq1dwwadofQ"
    },
    "708": {
      "title": "QuickTime APIs Update",
      "description": "This session shows application developers how to take their media capabilities to new and exciting levels using the APIs built into QuickTime 6. Also covered are a host of new tips and tricks for using QuickTime APIs in Cocoa and in Java.\n\nPresenter: Kevin Calhoun, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmaRs62fMTA"
    },
    "709": {
      "title": "QuickTime on Campus-A Case Study",
      "description": "Hear how QuickTime has enhanced the learning experience at Brigham Young University with the use of synchronized lectures. Learn the details of BYU's solution, including capture, authoring, and deployment. In addition, hear about BYU's specific challenges, tips and tricks, and lessons learned. Get ideas on what QuickTime can do for you in your educational institution.\n\nPresenters:\n- Rhonda Stratton, Sr. Product Line Manager, QuickTime\n- David Egbert, Senior Production Designer, Brigham Young University",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gFlsOTSsXA"
    },
    "710": {
      "title": "Preprocessing Principles",
      "description": "Preprocessing is widely considered the secret to how to make excellent web video. This session teaches you the general principles for how to pick appropriate cropping, scaling, noise reduction, and image adjustment parameters for optimal quality, whatever your data rate.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Bulycz, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Ben Waggoner, Principal, Ben Waggoner Digital",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twdlkk1_qSY"
    },
    "711": {
      "title": "Audio and QuickTime",
      "description": "QuickTime is an excellent platform for audio content, providing powerful options for applications developers. This session discusses new QuickTime capabilities such as multi-channel audio playback and capture, multichannel devices, and the latest audio codecs.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Cherna, Engineering Manager, QuickTime A/V Foundation\n- Greg Chapman, QuickTime Engineering\n- Brad Ford, QuickTime Engineering\n- Eric M. Aldrich I, CoreAudio Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tm_zBufJrJQ"
    },
    "712": {
      "title": "QuickTime for the Web",
      "description": "This is an information-packed session that will cover basic and advanced techniques for using QuickTime on your web pages. Topics include the easiest and most effective ways to embed QuickTime in a page, techniques that work cross-platform and cross-browser, using the EMBED and OBJECT tags, scripting the QuickTime plug-in and ActiveX controls with JavaScript, launching QuickTime from a text link, how to launch full-screen movies from a web page, and using MPEG-4 and QuickTime together over the Internet.\n\nPresenters:\n- Aimee Nugent, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Steven Gulie, Sr. Tech Writer and Multimedia Web Monkey",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlbtZo70zuE"
    },
    "713": {
      "title": "Introduction to QuickTime Interactivity",
      "description": "The interactive capabilities of QuickTime allow content producers to create immersive and compelling experiences. This session provides an overview of these capabilities, and outline how you can author your own interactive movies. Topics include Flash, wired sprites, intermovie communication, and the tools that are available.\n\nPresenters:\n- Amy Fazio, Product Marketing Manager, QuickTime\n- Anthony Rogers, tomato\n- George A. Arriola, Senior Product Manager, GoLive Adobe",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fgluLj7q5U"
    },
    "714": {
      "title": "Large-Scale Webcasting: Macworld Keynote Case Study",
      "description": "The Macworld keynotes are the largest webcasting events on the Internet. More than 100,000 viewers watched this year's Macworld San Francisco presentation live, and almost half a million watched the replay over the next few weeks. We take a look at the planning, engineering, and execution that takes place behind the scenes with the team from Apple and Akamai. We also cover the lessons that have been learned and how you can take advantage of this experience to help manage your streaming needs.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dennis Backus, Sr. Manager QuickTime Technical Marketing\n- Clark Smith and Ryan Lynch\n- William Weihl, CTO, Akamai Technologies",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVPMG2CT2k4"
    },
    "715": {
      "title": "QuickTime Interactivity Tools",
      "description": "Learn about some of the hottest software tools on the market today for creating compelling interactive media. These tools are designed to help you bring a linear video experience to life, and make your QuickTime web presentations exciting and interactive.\n\nPresenters:\n- Stephen Tonna, Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Justin Bur, Senior Software Developer MindAvenue\n- Pete Falco, CTO, Zoomify, Inc.\n- Stefan Embleton, President and CEO, eZedia\n- Curtis Garton, Technical Account Manager, Kaydara Inc. 2003\n- Mark Cohen, Vice President of Product Development, Eline Technologies",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzlDTOTI44Y"
    },
    "716": {
      "title": "Advanced QuickTime Programming Techniques",
      "description": "Find out about advanced functionality in QuickTime, such as calling APIs from different threads. This session presents practical techniques to allow your applications to take full advantage of these powerful features.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Cherna, Engineering Manager, QuickTime A/V Foundation\n- Sam Bushell, QuickTime Engineering\n- Jean-Michel Berthoud, QuickTime Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g644W_ArfvY"
    },
    "717": {
      "title": "3GPP: Myth versus Reality",
      "description": "3GPP is the emerging standard for mobile multimedia content. This session describes why the standard was created, what technologies it includes, and how it has been implemented across various geographies. Also learn the current market opportunities and how you can benefit.\n\nPresenters:\nAliza Hutchison and David Singer\nQuickTime Product Marketing and Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiM3yn7SPBY"
    },
    "718": {
      "title": "AppleScript and QuickTime",
      "description": "By combining the automation capabilities of AppleScript with the power of QuickTime, you can dramatically improve your video production process. This session provides in-depth information on how AppleScript can automate your workflow, scale your production process, and achieve new levels of QuickTime functionality using AppleScript Studio. Learn time-saving tips, unique solutions, and just plain cool tricks.\n\nPresenters:\n- Rhonda Stratton, Sr. Product Line Manager\n- Sal Soghoian, AppleScript Product Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjJxUlxf_28"
    },
    "719": {
      "title": "Administering QuickTime Streaming Server",
      "description": "For optimum streaming performance, QuickTime Streaming Server allows administrators to customize the deployment for any network conditions. This session provides an in-depth look at deployment scenarios, including unicast vs. multicast, using relays, managing both HTTP and RTSP traffic, and much more.\n\nPresenters:\n- Stephen Tonna, Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Chris LeCroy, Server Engineering\n\nDemo: John Anderson",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BpI5FD7QcPA"
    },
    "720": {
      "title": "Content Creation for Mobile Phones: Top 10 Success Factors",
      "description": "The mobile phone is quickly gaining popularity as a medium for capturing and playing multimedia of all kinds. What are the key factors for successfully creating wireless multimedia? This session outlines the essentials in creating quality mobile content using QuickTime-based products and tools. Learn how to tailor your production process to accommodate the wide range of network bandwidths, mobile phone capabilities, and distribution processes.\n\nPresenters:\n- Aliza Hutchison, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Kay Johansson, CTO, Popwire Technology",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLXNAoMZ_yI"
    },
    "722": {
      "title": "Advanced QuickTime Interactivity",
      "description": "If you've been creating interactive QuickTime for a while and want to take it to the next level, you won't want to miss this session. It exploree how you can exploit the more advanced interactive features of QuickTime to create cutting-edge multimedia experiences.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Bulycz, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Michael Shaff, Founder, Small Hands",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=El4HrIyVFeI"
    },
    "723": {
      "title": "The Real Story about MPEG-4 Visual Licensing",
      "description": "MPEG LA administers the MPEG-4 visual licensing program. While the terms are publicly available, you may not be clear on when and why you would need to secure a license. This session provides an overview of licensing terms, as well as Q&A time with MPEG LA so you can get the real story.\n\nPresenters:\n- Frank Casanova, Director, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Larry Horn, Vice President, Licensing and Business Development, MPEG LA, LLC",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2iRiY5w9Uk"
    },
    "724": {
      "title": "What's New with QuickTime VR",
      "description": "Have you ever wanted to make your own panorama? Learn from two experts in the field how to shoot, create, and deliver fantastic QuickTime VRs. This session first focuses on everything you need to know about shooting a VR, including the latest in equipment. Then learn the ins and outs of VR creation and delivery, including software needs and distribution techniques.\n\nPresenters:\n- Amy Fazio, Product Marketing Manager, QuickTime\n- Jim Anders, Founder and President, Kaidan Incorporated\n- Terry Breheny, DiGiTAL ZEN",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7StrlySrurM"
    },
    "725": {
      "title": "QuickTime and Enhanced CDs",
      "description": "Thousands of audio CDs use QuickTime to enhance the experience with additional material such as music videos and interactive experiences. This session discusses the record company perspective on CD enhancement and the value it provides to consumers, artists, and the label. It will also cover the tools and production workflow used by one of largest producers of ECDs.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Bulycz, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Jon Masciana\n- Naveen Jain, SPARKART LLC",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=swGf-e0vFgI"
    },
    "726": {
      "title": "Cutting-Edge Projects Using QuickTime VR",
      "description": "QuickTime VR is a key element in many commercial endeavors. This session will present case studies of interesting, cutting-edge VR projects, including how they were produced, the business case behind the project, and how the professional QuickTime VR creator can build a business.\n\nPresenters:\n- Rhonda Stratton, Sr. Product Line Manager, QuickTime\n- Dennis Biela, Owner, LightSpeed Media",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3mf8IqKoL8"
    },
    "727": {
      "title": "QuickTime Streaming Server Programming",
      "description": "Learn how to develop products by taking advantage of the open source QuickTime/Darwin Streaming Server. You will hear about how to get started working with the source code and how to modify the source code to meet your needs, be given a tour of the class hierarchy and object model, and more. In addition, you will learn how to write applications around QuickTime Streaming Server through the server's powerful administrative protocol mechanism.\n\nPresenter: John Murata, Core Server Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6-S-fqkC5w"
    },
    "728": {
      "title": "Produce a Listening Party with QuickTime",
      "description": "The Internet has become the preferred platform for breaking new music. With online listening parties, new albums can reach a virtually limitless audience. This session provides an overview of how listening parties have become a key component of the business of music, and detail how QuickTime is used to deliver them. From encoding audio through delivery via QuickTime Streaming Server Playlists, learn everything you need to know to produce your own audio streams.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Bulycz, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Ben Trask, Senior Director, Warner Strategic Marketing\n- George Lydecker, Senior Director, WEA Studio Services\n- Ryan Lynch, QuickTime Technical Marketeer\n\nDemo: John Anderson, Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bbF8AsjJkc"
    },
    "729": {
      "title": "Industrial Strength Encoding",
      "description": "Encoding media on a large scale can be a daunting task. This session will explain how to make it simple with the right planning and equipment. Learn techniques for all types of projects, including how to manage high volumes of assets, and how to maximize quality across a large-scale production workflow.\n\nPresenters:\n- Aimee Nugent, Sr. Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Jim Baker, CEO, 21st Century Media Inc.\n- Hage Van Dijk, Product Specialist, Desktop Products Group Discreet Inc.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mLMkFH4J7zA"
    },
    "730": {
      "title": "QuickTime Alternative Programming Environments",
      "description": "QuickTime is the most powerful cross-platform digital media platform available, but are there alternatives to CodeWarrior and Microsoft Developer Studio for QuickTime development? View this session to see how to build QuickTime applications with REALbasic, Visual Basic, Runtime Revolution, and some of the other available alternatives. No prior experience with these tools is required, but you should have a basic knowledge of QuickTime to get the most from this session.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Monroe and Keith Gurganus, Software Engineers, QuickTime Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF3E6YhqOpA"
    },
    "731": {
      "title": "Internet Application Development: The New Frontier",
      "description": "In this session, you will learn how to design and develop rich Internet applications for the Macromedia Central environment using Macromedia Flash MX and the Central Developer SDK. The session includes an overview of the development environment, user interface components, web services support, transaction processing infrastructure, and consistent, speedy download and installation services.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ursula Ringham, Partnership Manager, Worldwide Developer Relations\n- Dave Calaprice, Michael Williams, Alex Wright, Macromedia",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21Cfhsp9rVk"
    },
    "006": {
      "title": "Extending Professional Applications with Plug-ins",
      "description": "This session focuses on the different plug-in models and APIs available to extend Apple's suite of professional applications. By using plug-ins, developers can extend existing functionality and/or add entirely new features directly to the application environment. Topics to be discussed include the development of audio processing plug-ins using MacOS X's Core Audio Units API, adding project data and workflow processing tools using the Apple Pro Plug-in API, and the development of custom image/video processing tools using the AfterEffects plug-in SDK and FXScript for Apple's Professional Digital Production Applications: Final Cut Pro, DVD Studio Pro, Shake, and Logic.Discussion Highlights Include:· Discuss tool plug-ins using the Apple Pro Plug-in API · Discuss audio plug-ins using Core Audio Units · Discuss image processing using AfterEffects and FXScript · Discuss future directions with the Apple Pro Plug-in SDK · Discuss practical examples for using plug-ins in the context of workflow systems.\n\nPresenters:\n- Brett R. Halle, Director, Pro Video Applications\n- Roger Powell, Lead Audio Software Engineer, Final Cut Pro\n- Angus Taggart, Core Technologies Engineer, Professional Applications\n- Donald Liu, Senior QA Engineer, Professional Applications\n- Avi Cieplinski, Software Engineer, Final Cut Pro\n- David R. Black, Lead Software Engineer, Final Cut Pro",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31E2SeOd1Lg"
    },
    "000": {
      "title": "Mac OS X State of the Union",
      "description": "Presenters:\n- Bertrand Serlet: Vice President, Platform Technologies\n- Scott Forstall: Senior Director, Platform Experience\n- Richard Williamson: Safari Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Tli-bMkdeQ"
    },
    "005": {
      "title": "Interfacing Professional Video Hardware with Final Cut Pro 4.0",
      "description": "This session focuses on the drivers and software components needed to interface professional audio and video devices with Final Cut Pro. Topics will include data transport across PCI and FireWire busses, required driver components (QuickTime and Core Audio), common media transport formats, and making the most of the FCP real-time effects architecture. Final Cut Pro's new FireWire-based I/O Framework will also be covered, as will common issues facing developers (e.g. maintaining A/V sync, designing for scalability, etc.).Discussion Highlights Include:· PCI Cards· RT Extreme real-time effects· I/O Frameworks · FireWire Protocol\n\nPresenters:\n- Brett R. Halle, Director, Pro Video Applications\n- Ken Carson, Final Cut Pro Engineering\n- Giovanni Agnoli, Final Cut Pro Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19UOpblsIHA"
    },
    "002": {
      "title": "Developer Opportunities with Apple's Professional Applications",
      "description": "This introductory session is offered to clarify what is new and what is possible when working to extend the functionality of Apple's Professional Digital Production Applications: Final Cut Pro, DVD Studio Pro, Shake, and Logic.Apple is creating an ecosystem around all of our media applications. This session will be the first of several at WWDC that will discuss in some detail the opportunities that are being presented for the first time as a result of the announcements at NAB in April regarding XML, I/O Frameworks, updated plug-in architectures and much more.\n\nPresenters:\n- Brett R. Halle, Director, Pro Video Applications\n- Bill Hudson, Apple Computer\n- Tom McDonald, Quantel\nDemos:\n- Brian Meaney, Final Cut Pro Product Designer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=er1JxfU_OS0"
    },
    "001": {
      "title": "Deliver a Complete Mac OS X User Experience",
      "description": "User experience encompasses the visual appearance, interactive behavior, and assistive capabilities of software. From application packaging to user interface design to online help availability, Mac OS X users have come to expect a cohesive, elegant, and intuitive user experience. This session will provide an introduction to best-practice Mac OS X user experience design, tips and tricks for adopting Aqua, an overview of powerful Mac OS X user experience technologies, and real examples of and advice on how to improve an existing user interface.\n\nPresenter: John Geleynse, User Experience Evangelist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIjN7q3keTg"
    },
    "003": {
      "title": "Creating Content for Soundtrack and LiveType",
      "description": "Apple's Final Cut Pro 4 includes two new helper applications, LiveType and Soundtrack. LiveType is a titling tool that supports LiveFonts, Apple's new 32-bit, fully animated font format, as well as animated textures, objects, and templates. Soundtrack is a music creation application that matches and arranges music clips in real time, utilizing Soundtrack Loops--a new AIF format that contains metadata for instrument, genre and mood. Both applications offer content creators a new market for their products. This session will discuss the new applications, and the process for developing optimized graphic and audio content for Final Cut Pro users.\n\nPresenters:\n- Brett R. Halle, Director, Pro Video Applications\n- Dave Howell, LiveType Engineering Manager\n- Tom Langmacher, Product Designer\n- Xander Soren, Soundtrack Product Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vREvnxfHA0Q"
    },
    "004": {
      "title": "Data Interchange for Professional Media Applications",
      "description": "This session will focus on the formats and methods available for the exchange of media and metadata/project data with Apple's suite of professional applications. Topics to be discussed include the use of new XML based data formats, interoperability with existing industry standard formats (AAF, OMF, EDL, etc.), and conventions for the structure and contents of QuickTime based media in professional production environments.Discussion Highlights Include:- Discuss Final Cut Pro's XML interchange format and how it can be used to exchange data with FCP. - Discuss legacy editing data formats (e.g. EDL, Batch Lists, etc.) - Discuss support for newer industry standard formats (e.g. AAF, OMF) and how we have built this support on top of the Final Cut Pro's XML interchange format. - Discuss practical uses for data formats in the context of postproduction workflow systems.\n\nPresenters:\n- Brett R. Halle, Director, Pro Video Applications\n- David R. Black, Lead Software Engineer, Final Cut Pro\n\nDemos:\n- Harry Plate, Automatic Duck, Inc.\n- Michael B. Johnson, Pixar Animation Studios, Film On Line Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCGv9wq2qY0"
    }
  },
  "2004": {
    "100": {
      "title": "Beyond syslog: The New Log Subsystem",
      "description": "This session discuss a new subsystem for managing log data which consolidates logging information provides it in a consistent format, and makes it much easier for an administrator to analyze system behavior. Usage of the new system and APIs for generating and monitoring log events are discussed.\n\nPresenters:\n- Nicolai Krakowiak, Software Engineer, BSD Technology Group\n- Jordan Hubbard, Manager, BSD Technology Group\n- Jason Yeo, Mac OS Technology Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQ2wZ0CXMW0"
    },
    "101": {
      "title": "Certificate Management in Mac OS X",
      "description": "Mac OS X Panther introduced services to support Digital Certificates. In this session, you'll learn the API sets for accessing certificates and importing and exporting PKI objects. You'll also learn the facilities for presenting a consistent user interface for certificate actions and get a preview of upcoming additions and enhancements.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGTnMuswNzA"
    },
    "102": {
      "title": "Network Kernel Extensions",
      "description": "Learn about the new and improved Network Kernel Programming Interfaces for developing Network Kernel Extensions (NKEs). This session walks through the various types of NKEs using concrete examples.\n\nPresenter: Joshua Graessley, Core OS Networking",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsofZW_xUks"
    },
    "103": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Kernel Programming",
      "description": "The Mac OS X Kernel changed significantly to provide better SMP performance, fine-grained locking, and support for 64-bit apps. This session describes changes that motivated the creation of Kernel Programming Interfaces (KPIs), their effects on some kernel programming techniques, and the introduction of KPIs into the kernel.\n\nPresenters:\n- Simon Patience, Director of Engineering\n- Dean Reece, I/O Kit Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ImQe_GNiPo"
    },
    "104": {
      "title": "Core Networking Update",
      "description": "Mac OS X offers a rich set of programming interfaces for networking, combining built-in support for industry standard media types, protocols and services with innovative services from Apple. This session provides an overview of new networking capabilities and APIs available in Mac OS X and demonstrates how they can be used to accomplish a wide range of networking tasks.\n\nPresenter: Laurent Dumont, Sr. Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTYDeCxC6Oo"
    },
    "105": {
      "title": "Getting to the Core of Mac OS X with Darwin",
      "description": "Apple makes available the source code to many components of Mac OS X, including its Unix-based core, Darwin. This session introduces you to the tools and techniques for building Darwin directly from the source. It also provides a brief update on, and pointers to, other open source technologies covered at the conference.\n\nPresenter: Kevin Van Vechten, Open Source Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n09QBd_mHHo"
    },
    "106": {
      "title": "Service Management in Mac OS X",
      "description": "If you develop StartupItems or background processes (daemons), this session describes the best techniques for developing these services for today and the future.\n\nPresenter: Dave Zarzycki, Sr. Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuMBwlKOruc"
    },
    "107": {
      "title": "Porting Unix Applications to Mac OS X",
      "description": "Porting Linux and Unix applications to Mac OS X is easy. This session discusses tools and APIs designed to make it even easier. We cover all the basic concepts in bringing Unix applications to Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dave Zarzycki, Sr. Software Engineer\n- Waqar Malik, DTS Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7inJGTSebMM"
    },
    "108": {
      "title": "File System Best Practices for Application Developers",
      "description": "Learn how to structure your I/O to improve your application's performance. We discuss direct and async I/O, when using mmap is appropriate, as well as upcoming enhancements to the file system.\n\nPresenter: Patrick Dirks, Core OS File Systems Tech Lead",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s82wQeoyDgo"
    },
    "200": {
      "title": "Core Audio in Depth",
      "description": "Mac OS X features a state-of-the-art audio engine in Core Audio, enabling the most powerful music and audio applications available today. Learn how you can harness these capabilities for your own development. This session brings you up to speed on the latest innovations including OpenAL for gaming audio, as well as cover basics such as codecs, APIs, audio file formats, and more.\n\nPresenters:\n- James McCartney, Digital Audio Plumber\n- Doug Wyatt, Core Audio/MIDI Plumber\n- William Stewart, Digital Audio Plumber",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_J6qxtAnOM"
    },
    "201": {
      "title": "Introducing Core Image",
      "description": "Core Image is Mac OS X's new image processing architecture that takes full advantage of the processing power available in the latest GPUs. Core Image provides a wide spectrum of built-in filters that provide high performance image processing operations such as blurs, distortions, transition effects, and color adjustments. View this session and learn about the latest revolution in image processing.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ralph Brunner, Mineralogist, Encoded in YCbCr\n- Mark Zimmer, Eye Candymaker, Performed in front of a live audience\n- Frank Döepke, Packaging Expert, Store under cool, dry conditions",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iiOK3UNPae4"
    },
    "202": {
      "title": "Introducing PDFKit",
      "description": "PDFKit is a powerful set of Cocoa classes that allows you to incorporate a rich PDF viewing experience in your application. PDFKit easily handles all the details relating to PDF display, navigation, selection, and searching. PDFKit also supports a variety of ways to customize your application's interaction with PDF documents. View this session to learn about leveraging the power of PDF in your application.\n\nPresenter: John Calhoun, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51hzr0a7ppU"
    },
    "203": {
      "title": "New Developments in Quartz 2D",
      "description": "Quartz 2D is the powerful 2D graphics engine in Mac OS X, with advanced features such as transparency, anti-aliasing, and PDF support. Exciting new developments in Quartz 2D are discussed in this session along with a focus on best practices you should follow to get the most out of Quartz 2D. This session is a must see for all WWDC attendees who use 2D graphics in their applications.\n\nPresenters:\n- Derek B Clegg, Quartz Overlord\n- John Burkey, Quartz Accelerator",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1aCrjlNvwto"
    },
    "204": {
      "title": "Graphics and Media State of the Union",
      "description": "Mac OS X contains an industry-leading array of 2D, 3D and multimedia technologies that will make your application excel. This session provides in-depth information on Mac OS X's graphics and audio architecture. This session is the perfect kickoff for developers attending sessions in the Graphics and Media track.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXkVXeJkFNM"
    },
    "205": {
      "title": "Audio Hardware and MIDI",
      "description": "This session provides both device and application developers with an overview of Mac OS X audio and MIDI device support. Emphasis is placed on audio transmission over high-speed serial interfaces such as USB and FireWire, along with techniques for extending the functionality provided by the Apple drivers for standardized interfaces.\n\nPresenter:\n- Doug Wyatt, Core Audio/MIDI Plumber\n- Jeff Moore, Software Engineer, Core Audio\n- Nick Thompson, Engineering Manager, CPU Audio Software\n- James Lewis, President, Oxford Semiconductor Inc.\n- Yoram Solomon, General Manager, Consumer Electronics Connectivity Business Unit, Connectivity Solutions Group, Texas Instruments",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POOc9nzRDVo"
    },
    "207": {
      "title": "High Dynamic Range Imaging with Image IO",
      "description": "Image IO is Mac OS X's unified architecture for opening and saving popular image file formats. View this session to learn how the Image Quartz-friendly API simplifies working with TIFF, PNG, JPEG, and JPEG-2000. This is a must-see session for developers working in digital video, cinema, and photography.\n\nPresenters:\n- David Hayward, Graphics Engineer\n- Luke Wallis, ColorSync Engineer\n- Gabriel Marcu, Senior Scientist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZrhc69Wh58"
    },
    "208": {
      "title": "QuickTime API Update",
      "description": "This session provides an overview of the new developments in QuickTime APIs. Developers viewing this session will learn how to take advantage of these new directions in their own applications\n\nPresenter: Kevin Calhoun, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7GcioWYStLc"
    },
    "209": {
      "title": "Mac OS X OpenGL in Depth",
      "description": "Learn the techniques and features that allow you to take full advantage of the high-performance integrated graphics pipeline in Mac OS X. This session focuses on Mac OS X's OpenGL architecture, platform-specific features, and advanced capabilities. A must for any developer new to Mac OS X or OpenGL and for those who want to stay up-to-date with the latest OS-level features.\n\nPresenter: Geoff Stahl, OpenGL Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzkixuFgieA"
    },
    "210": {
      "title": "OpenGL Optimization: Best Practices",
      "description": "This session focuses on techniques to optimize your application's use of OpenGL and 3D graphics hardware. A variety of optimization strategies, such as display list and vertex array optimizations, are discussed. A great session for all OpenGL developers covering the latest in high-performance graphics.\n\nPresenter: John Stauffer, OpenGL Engineering Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-DOi-YqaR20"
    },
    "211": {
      "title": "OpenGL Optimization: Live",
      "description": "The best in class suite of OpenGL tools in Mac OS X helps take your application's graphics to the next performance level. In this session, Apple's OpenGL experts work live on stage to debug OpenGL client applications and to work through real-world optimization scenarios. This session elaborates on topics discussed in other OpenGL optimization sessions. A must-see session for all OpenGL developers.\n\nPresenters: Dave Springer, Chris Niederauer, Excellent Graphics Software Engineers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS49m_DPFJ0"
    },
    "212": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Printing",
      "description": "The Mac OS X printing system is the integration point for many key technologies: Quartz, ColorSync, Rendezvous, and more. This session covers how these technologies combine to make a powerful and flexible printing architecture. Areas to be discussed include printing best practices, CUPS printer driver development, Cocoa PDEs, and PDF workflow.\n\nPresenters:\n- Paul Danbold, Imaging Technologies Evangelist, Printing Stooge\n- Richard Blanchard, Slave Driver\n\nDemo: Alan ‘Demo Meister’ Beck",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plMsevmyz8I"
    },
    "213": {
      "title": "QuickTime Audio Update",
      "description": "This session discusses the latest advances in QuickTime's audio architecture. Learn techniques and best practices for incorporating audio in your applications with QuickTime.\n\nPresenters:\n- Greg Chapman, QuickTime Audio Foundation\n- Brad Ford, QuickTime Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GpwR2jx99rE"
    },
    "214": {
      "title": "Programming QuickTime with Cocoa",
      "description": "Learn of the capabilities that make it simple and natural to work with QuickTime in the Cocoa environment. If you use QuickTime in your Cocoa applications or would like to enhance your products with QuickTime's multimedia capabilities, view this session to learn all about the new Cocoa developments from the QuickTime engineering team.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ian Ritchie, Manager QuickTime Engineering\n- Tim Monroe, QuickTime Cocoa Lead Engineer\n- Tom Maremaa, Tech Pubs\n- Kevin Calhoun, Software Engineer\n- Adrian Baerlocher, QuickTime Engineer\n\nDemo:\n- Michael B. Johnson, PhD, MPG Lead, Pixar Animation Studios",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0rPw6mmtW8"
    },
    "215": {
      "title": "New Directions for QuickTime Performance",
      "description": "Mac OS X Tiger features exciting media services that leverage the GPU for real-time performance and high-quality effects. See how QuickTime uses these services to provide high performance processing throughout the video pipeline, and how you can use these capabilities to provide features such as integrating video into OpenGL scenes, and application of real time video effects.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Cherna, Engineering Manager, QuickTime Video Foundation\n- Sean Gies, QuickTime Video Engineer\n- Ken Dyke, Sr. Mad Scientist, Quartz Effects\n- Frank Döpke, Software Engineer, Quartz Effects\n\nDemo: Jim Batson",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-TzfXdVwp7k"
    },
    "216": {
      "title": "Alternative Programming Languages for QuickTime",
      "description": "Applications and in-house tools that use QuickTime can be developed using a wide variety of tools and languages, including C; Cocoa and Power Plant; REALbasic, Visual Basic, Revolution, and AppleScript Studio; and even scripting languages like tcl and Perl. This session surveys these and other alternatives, illustrates how to use a few of them, and assesses their capabilities.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Monroe, Apple Computer\n- John Cromie, Skylark Associates",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=477saoyfGKc"
    },
    "217": {
      "title": "Next-generation Video Formats in QuickTime",
      "description": "Modern codecs demand a more complex infrastructure in order to support advanced encoding techniques. Find out what kind of changes are occurring in QuickTime movies and how your applications and video codecs can take advantage of these new techniques.\n\nPresenters:\n- Tim Cherna, Engineering Manager, QuickTime Video Foundation\n- Thomas Pun, Software Engineer, Video Codec Team\n- anne jones, Senior Software Engineer, QuickTime\n- Sam Bushell, Technical Lead, Image Compression Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_ddlGO0BYI"
    },
    "218": {
      "title": "Java 2D and 3D Graphics on Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session discusses the drawing capabilities of Java in Mac OS X, and offers techniques for getting the most out of anti-aliased Quartz-based Java2D graphics, the Java3D API for rendering 3D universes, the Java Advanced Imaging API for sophisticated image manipulation, and the high performance OpenGL-based binding available through jogl.\n\nPresenters:\n- Matt Drance, Apple Java DTS\n- Caroline Clabaugh, Java Classes Engineer\n- Ken Russell, Sun Microsystems",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-AlW0GXJl4"
    },
    "219": {
      "title": "Transitioning to Quartz 2D",
      "description": "As Quartz 2D, the 2D graphics engine in Mac OS X continues to evolve, it moves further ahead of QuickDraw. Learn how to transition applications from QuickDraw to Quartz 2D to take advantage of new features and capabilities. This session outlines a Quartz 2D transition plan for QuickDraw developers and explores solutions to common problems they might encounter.\n\nPresenters:\n- Haroon Sheikh, Quartz Engineering Manager\n- Joseph Maurer, QuickDraw Bavarian",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lL6nqQ2UYQ"
    },
    "220": {
      "title": "Introduction to the OpenGL Shading Language",
      "description": "Mac OS X OpenGL will support the OpenGL Shading Language (GLSL), allowing creation of vertex and pixel shaders using a high-level C-like language. View this session to learn details on GLSL and its implementation within Mac OS X. This session is ideal for developers of games, scientific visualization applications, and others looking to exploring the power of the GPU.\n\nPresenter: James A. McCombe, 3D Graphics Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=behtvj-5IGU"
    },
    "221": {
      "title": "Using Digital Imaging Devices in Your Application",
      "description": "The Image Capture Framework is evolving to support a wide range of imaging devices and communication protocols. View this session to hear about the latest Image Capture-related developments and to learn how to harness the power of digital imaging devices in your application.\n\nPresenter: Werner Neubrand",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vnJDkvtV274"
    },
    "222": {
      "title": "Discovering Quartz Composer",
      "description": "Quartz Composer is a development tool provided with Mac OS X v10.4 for processing and rendering graphical data. It allows developers to use Quartz 2D, Core Image, Core Video, OpenGL, and QuickTime technologies through a visual programming environment. Developers can use Quartz Composer as an exploratory tool to learn the tasks each visual technology performs without learning the API for that technology.\n\nPresenter: Pierre-Olivier Latour, Quartz Composer Architect",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krvsKIsWnTM"
    },
    "223": {
      "title": "Audio Unit Development and Hosting",
      "description": "Mac OS X features a plug-in architecture for DSP effects and virtual instruments, called Audio Units. This session takes an in-depth look at developing Audio Units, and provides best practices that all host applications should follow. Also learn about the Audio Unit logo licensing program designed to let your customers know that your product includes or supports Audio Units.\n\nPresenter: William Stewart, Digital Audio Plumber",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pNhoaS9F8M"
    },
    "300": {
      "title": "Development Technologies Overview",
      "description": "With rapid development technologies, a groundbreaking user interface, and powerful features like built-in performance optimization tools, Xcode can help you work faster and smarter. View this session to learn how using Xcode Tools can increase your productivity and help you deliver outstanding Mac OS X products.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ted Goldstein, VP Development Technologies\n- Rich Siegel, Bare Bones Software\n- Gavriel State, Co-CEO & CTO, TransGaming\n- Matt Firlik and Chris Espinosa, Xcode Team Managers\n- Steve Peters, Apple Computer 64-bit Team\n- Nathan Slingerland and Sanjay Patel, Architecture and Performance Group\n- Todd Fernandez and Tim Bumgarner, From the Automator Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mlfu9AcrwXY"
    },
    "301": {
      "title": "Automated Testing on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Using practical examples, this session teaches you how adding an AppleScript interface to your application can provide an efficient and powerful way to create thorough automated testing. Real-world techniques are highlighted that you can immediately begin to incorporate into your work. This is an intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenters:\n- John Comiskey, Humble Coder\n- Doug Simons, Redstone Software\n\nDemo: Jonathan Gillaspie, Redstone Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxK18R_csqY"
    },
    "302": {
      "title": "Objective-C++: Language and Runtime Integration",
      "description": "Objective-C++ combines the dynamic object model of Objective-C with the rich data abstraction facilities of C++ to create the ultimate power tool for many programming tasks. We explore the runtime model provided by Objective-C and then discuss Objective-C++ design goals and philosophy, and Xcode integration and support. We also cover issues in performance and compatibility. This session uses real-world programming examples and covers recent language additions to simplify C++ STL usage. This is an introductory to intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenter: Steve Naroff, Senior Technical Director, Tools",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5pnWUgvlogI"
    },
    "303": {
      "title": "Developing for Automator",
      "description": "Mac OS X Tiger includes Automator, a powerful new application that lets users automate repetitive tasks without having to write scripts.\n\nPresenters:\n- Todd Fernandez, Automator Engineering Manager\n- Tim Bumgarner, Sr. Engineer\n- Eric Peyton, Sr. Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jR3mfjE6mnQ"
    },
    "304": {
      "title": "Introduction to Xcode",
      "description": "In this session, you'll get an overview of the latest release of the Xcode development tools and learn all about the new features and updates. This session includes a walkthrough of the IDE, detailing features for editing, building, and debugging your projects, as well as other aspects of the development cycle. We also talk about the future of Xcode tools. This is an introductory to intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenter: Matthew Firlik, Engineering Manager, Xcode",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnZ-bzG56N8"
    },
    "305": {
      "title": "Using AppleScript Studio",
      "description": "Get an in-depth look at advanced AppleScript Studio features as we present practical applications of this sophisticated development technology. Discover how AppleScript Studio enables rapid development of full featured Mac OS X applications. This is an intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenter: Tim Bumgarner, Sr. AppleScript Engineer\nDemo: John Coelho, AppleScript Studio QA Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mr10QeYf0N8"
    },
    "306": {
      "title": "Importing Development Projects into Xcode",
      "description": "We demonstrate how to use Xcode to further develop an existing project from other development environments. Included are techniques on how to import open source projects and C/C++ projects from CodeWarrior, as well as how to configure imported projects. Debugging project configurations are also featured. This is an intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenter: Scott Tooker, Xcode Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OfTGHofrRUc"
    },
    "307": {
      "title": "Maximizing Performance: Got Shark?",
      "description": "Want the best performance out of your Mac OS X application? This session is all about performance: How to think about it, measure it, and improve it. We go in depth on how developers can use Shark to identify performance problems related to memory bandwidth and algorithmic issues, and describe new features that make Shark an even more powerful performance tool.\n\nPresenters: Nathan Slingerland and Sanjay Patel, Architecture and Performance Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fU41M-O5XVU"
    },
    "308": {
      "title": "Increasing Productivity Using Xcode Part I",
      "description": "This session explores a range of intermediate and advanced topics to show you how the Xcode integrated development environment can work best for you. We examine project configuration, build styles, and build system optimizations. We also cover the use of integrated source code management and workflow inside of Xcode, as well as building from the command line.\n\nPresenters:\n- Steve Lewallen, Xcode Engineer\n- Dave Ewing, Xcode Engineer\n- Matt Morse, Xcode Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8C2HiK82xg"
    },
    "309": {
      "title": "Increasing Productivity Using Xcode Part II",
      "description": "View this session to learn how to organize your configuration for large project development, use distributed builds, and configure for workgroups. Topics include the use of scripting to drive the Xcode environment through repetitive tasks, as well as maintaining projects that require sharing source code with Project Builder and make-based development.\n\nPresenter: Anders Bertelrud, Lead Engineer—Xcode",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYS0XfH-jaE"
    },
    "311": {
      "title": "Using Performance Analysis Tools for Mac OS X",
      "description": "Xcode includes a broad suite of tools for profiling and analyzing applications. This session gives an overview of the performance tools that ship with Xcode, including Shark, Spin Control, MallocDebug and others. We explain how developers can use these powerful tools to identify and fix performance issues. Introductory to intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dave Payne, Performance Tools Engineer\n- Christy Warren, Tiger Responsiveness Lead Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PR6pGI-kW4"
    },
    "313": {
      "title": "Modeling/Design in Xcode",
      "description": "Learn about Xcode's new design tools for object design and persistent object modeling. With these new tools you can view and edit a visual model of your object-oriented code in C++, Objective-C, or Java, and use the model to navigate your source base. Then, create an object graph of your application's object model, and automatically generate a schema for Cocoa's new Persistence Framework.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chris Espinosa, Apple Developer Tools\n- Miguel Sanchez-Sandoval, Apple Developer Tools\n\nDemo: Stefan Reich, Apple Developer Tools",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyvA02oexuQ"
    },
    "314": {
      "title": "Compile and Link Strategies on Mac OS X",
      "description": "From performance to accessing system technologies, Mach-O is the dynamic runtime of choice for all compiled code. Learn about Mach-O, including details of the dynamic linker, use of shared libraries, and static linking. Learn how choices in link options affect runtime performance. Prebinding and launch performance are covered, as well as details of advanced language usage.\n\nPresenter:\n- Matthew Formica, Cocoa & Developer Tools Evangelist\n- Jeff Glasson, Manager, Linkers and Loaders\n- Robert Nielsen, Software Engineer, Development Technologies\n- Geoffrey Keating, Compiler Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IfNQneIXZyY"
    },
    "315": {
      "title": "Debugging in Xcode",
      "description": "This session examines the latest concepts, improvements, tips, and tricks for debugging in Xcode. Learn how to configure, run, and debug apps using source-level debugging within Xcode. Also learn about Xcode's powerful Fix and Continue feature, which allows you to make changes to a running app, and how to use the debugger's formatter to make your debugging experience even more productive.\n\nPresenters:\n- Christopher Friesen, Senior Xcode Engineer\n- Jim Ingham, Senior Debugger Engineer\n- Jason Molenda, GDB Programmer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlmTPymVlnk"
    },
    "317": {
      "title": "Interface Builder: Techniques for the Advanced User",
      "description": "This session on Interface Builder will cover advanced topics such as building and debugging Cocoa palettes, so that you can leverage Interface Builder more effectively.\n\nPresenter: Chuck Fleming, Engineering Manager of the IB team\nDemo: John Hess, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=upOL8lxsfzQ"
    },
    "318": {
      "title": "Using Xcode for Java Development",
      "description": "This session showcases features that Xcode offers Java developers. Topics include: J2EE and JBoss, Ant integration, javac and/or jikes--which one to use and when, debugging with GDB and JDB, Applets, and application packaging. We highlight Xcode's ability to build JNI applications easily, and discuss how to use native Cocoa controls to build a great Aqua user interface for your Java application.\n\nPresenters:\n- Ted Jucevic, Java Engineer\n- Dave Ewing, Xcode Engineer\n- Greg Bolsinga, Serious Java Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aEA3ZbmGBRM"
    },
    "319": {
      "title": "Programming for the Mac OS X 64-bit API",
      "description": "Mac OS X Tiger adds support for 64-bit applications and will allow you to build solutions that can address massive amounts of memory. This session will specifically cover the 64-bit calling conventions, describe upcoming 64-bit capabilities and developer tools, and explain best practices for 64-bit programming and extending 32-bit application sources in Mac OS X.\n\nPresenter:\n- Wiley Hodges, Senior Product Line Manager\n- Nick Kledzik, Sr. Software Engineer\n- Stan Shebs, Sr. Software Engineer\n- Matthew Formica, Cocoa and Developer Tools Evangelist\n\nDemo: Jeff Glasson, Manager Core Tools",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1mvzGG_KXk"
    },
    "400": {
      "title": "Java State of the Union",
      "description": "The highly optimized and integrated implementation of J2SE in Mac OS X--along with support for essential technologies like Java3D and Java Advanced Imaging (JAI)--makes it the most compelling Java desktop development and deployment platform on the market today. Mac OS X Server v10.3 includes the popular JBoss application server, as well as Apache Tomcat.\n\nPresenters:\n- Scott Adler, Java Classes Tech Lead\n- Alan Samuel, Java Technologies Evangelist\n\nDemos:\n- Caroline Clabaugh, Java Classes Engineer\n- Jeff Norris, Mark Powell, Jet Propulsion Laboratory\n- Ted Jucevic, Developer Technical Support\n- Matt Drance, Developer Technical Support\n- Axel Kratel, Senior Product Manager, Borland",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-47OAKMpT0"
    },
    "401": {
      "title": "Advanced Website Development Techniques",
      "description": "This session is for webpage developers who want the latest information about developing highly interactive data-intensive web applications using XmlHttpRequest objects, LiveConnect, and forms with rich text content. Safari's support of these technologies provides web developers true separation of data and user interface.\n\nPresenter: Maciej Stachowiak, Fungible Coding Unit\nDemo: Kevin Decker",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYU2k1RnZBI"
    },
    "402": {
      "title": "Understanding the Font APIs in Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session outlines font technologies in Mac OS X and provides techniques that you can use to improve the way your application works with fonts. We discuss techniques for supporting font collections and the related font management advances in Carbon, Cocoa, and Font Book, and extensions to the printing architecture that provide additional flexibility in handling PDF and PostScript font data.\n\nPresenters:\n- Robin Mikawa, Manager, Type Engineering\n- Nathan Taylor, Software Engineer, Type Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHSa-EH2zss"
    },
    "403": {
      "title": "Using Mac OS X Installer's Features to Deliver Your Application",
      "description": "This session will teach you how to use the Mac OS X installer technology and introduce new top requested features. We explain how you can build an installer for your application, make your own installation packages, and personalize the installation experience using custom panes.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jean-Pierre Ciudad, Installation & Setup Group, Mac OS X Platform Experience\n- Christopher Ryan, Installation & Setup Engineer\n- Peter Bierman, Installation & Setup Engineer\n- Jack Matthew, Installer Support Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-bEc12Z3T-8"
    },
    "404": {
      "title": "Fundamentals of Cocoa",
      "description": "The object-oriented Cocoa application framework makes it easy to take advantage of Mac OS X's innovative technologies. This session provides fundamentals of the Cocoa framework and its primary language, Objective-C. We explain how to take advantage of common Cocoa programming paradigms such as target/action, delegation, bindings and the document architecture.\n\nPresenter: Ali Ozer, Cocoa Frameworks",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDw175EylaU"
    },
    "405": {
      "title": "Understanding Document Binding on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Uniform Type Identifiers (UTIs) are a new way of specifying document and data types. In this session, we cover how UTIs are used by Launch Services to enhance and simplify document binding. We also discuss new application information property list keys, as well as APIs for controlling document binding user preferences.\n\nPresenter: Christopher Linn, Senior Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xriCmUTVk-w"
    },
    "406": {
      "title": "Modern Networking Using CFNetwork",
      "description": "CFNetwork is at the heart of the fast and reliable networking built into Mac OS X. This session is for those interested in accessing the network from within an application's normal event context without getting into the details of raw sockets or specific networking protocols. We cover CFNetwork's features, what's new, how and when to use CFNetwork, and how CFNetwork fits within Mac OS X.\n\nPresenter: Becky Willrich, Technical Lead, CFNetwork",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1FeoOWejj4"
    },
    "407": {
      "title": "The Accelerate Framework",
      "description": "The Accelerate Framework in Mac OS X is a powerful suite of platform-optimized libraries designed to provide high performance mathematical facilities such as LAPACK, BLAS, vMathLib, and image processing operations. This session discusses new advances and extensions to these libraries. The Accelerate Framework takes full advantage of G3, G4, and G5 processors to unlock best-of-class performance in your application.\n\nPresenters:\n- A. Sazegari, PhD Engineering Manager, Vector and Numerics Group\n- Ian Ollmann, PhD, Vector and Numerics Group\n- Robert Murley, Vector and Numerics Group\n- Steve Peters, PhD, Vector and Numerics Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQeFf56h6s8"
    },
    "408": {
      "title": "Distinguish Your Application Through Excellent Design",
      "description": "This session teaches the techniques and design methodologies to employ when designing for Mac OS X. We discuss techniques for designing your UI, including mental models and how they affect menu and window layout, how to approach common window layout scenarios, how to properly communicate status and feedback, common UI design practices to avoid, and more.\n\nPresenter: John Geleynse, Manager, Software Technology Evangelism & User Experience Evangelist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hr0ogIoitDM"
    },
    "409": {
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa",
      "description": "The Cocoa application framework continues to improve and evolve. This session explains some of the new features and APIs being planned for Cocoa, and offers suggestions on how they can be used in your applications. Topics to be covered include new advancements in controls, drawing and graphics, accessibility, document architecture, and more.\n\nPresenter: Chris Parker, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8xap9kXfMI"
    },
    "411": {
      "title": "Cocoa Tips and Tricks",
      "description": "In this session, you'll discover strategies, shortcuts, and practical tips in Cocoa that can help you quickly solve a problem or add unique effects to your application. Learn about custom controls, advanced graphics techniques, cunning tricks, and more from the Cocoa experts at Apple. This is an intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chuck Pisula, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer\n- Tina Huang, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer\n- Hansen Hsu, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer\n- Doug Davidson, Cocoa Frameworks Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBhVs5suGPQ"
    },
    "412": {
      "title": "Moving Applications to Unicode",
      "description": "The Unicode-based APIs in Mac OS X are critical to producing a best-of-breed application and meeting customer expectations around the world. Find out how to move your Script Manager-based application to Unicode or create a brand-new Unicode application from the ground up. Learn about the importance of Unicode for the Japanese and Chinese markets, and discover what's new in Mac OS X international support.\n\nPresenter: Deborah Goldsmith, International Engineer, Unicode Liaison\nDemo: John H. Jenkins, Senior Software Engineer and Unicode Technical Director",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TUVpu8v0fyY"
    },
    "413": {
      "title": "Plug-in Development for Safari and Web Kit",
      "description": "This session will cover best practices for Safari browser plug-in development and deployment, CFM versus Mach-O plug-ins, and techniques for everything from general plug-in development for Safari and Web Kit to advanced methods of integration with JavaScript.\n\nPresenter: Chris Blumenberg, Safari/Web Kit Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2-ou0_eTOc"
    },
    "414": {
      "title": "Taking Advantage of the New Web Kit Features",
      "description": "Apple built the Safari web rendering engine using the APIs of Web Kit. You can do the same in your application. In this session, Carbon and Cocoa developers will learn how to use the Web Kit to add powerful HTML presentation, JavaScript processing, and accelerated Internet capabilities to their applications.\n\nPresenter: Richard Williamson, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BydbJU3kBik"
    },
    "415": {
      "title": "Introducing the .Mac SDK",
      "description": "This session will examine the new .Mac Kit and how you can build applications with networked features to leverage .Mac's 24/7 service and over one half million paying members--all without any network programming. It will also cover the new .Mac-enhanced features in Tiger such as syncing to .Mac with SyncServices as well as the new dynamic DNS capabilities of Rendezvous.\n\nPresenter: Scott Ryder, Group Manager, .Mac BaSE\nDemo: Ryan Parks, Engineer, DotMac Kit",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgjsPVfY_RQ"
    },
    "416": {
      "title": "Using and Customizing Cocoa Bindings",
      "description": "The Cocoa Bindings (the Controller Layer) introduced in Mac OS X Panther provides a new and easier way to manage user interfaces in Cocoa applications. View this session to learn about using and customizing bindings, and to see how this technology will evolve. This is an intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenter: Ron Lue-Sang, Glue Code Architect",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVJONoNMixs"
    },
    "417": {
      "title": "Easy and Powerful XML Processing with Cocoa",
      "description": "From the operating system to file formats to the exchanging of data on the web, XML plays an increasingly important role wherever an open, cross-platform, scalable solution is needed. This session is for developers who are familiar with XML and want to learn about new Cocoa APIs in the Foundation framework.\n\nPresenter: Sarah Wilkin, Software Engineer\nDemo: Helena Ju, Final Cut Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27uxUaqbISo"
    },
    "418": {
      "title": "Introduction to Core Data",
      "description": "This session provides an overview of the new Core Data framework in Cocoa. It will focus on the new functionality provided for managing and persisting model objects, which includes automatic undo/redo, input validation, and saving to various types of persistent stores (SQL and XML).\n\nPresenter: Andreas Wendker, Sr. Manager, Core Data and WebObjects\nDemos:\n- James Dempsey, Operations Engineer\n- Bill Bumgarner, Manager, Core Data",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RsmBrENRvig"
    },
    "419": {
      "title": "Best Practices in Website Development",
      "description": "This best-practices session provides a comprehensive overview of Safari's Document Object Model, CSS, and JavaScript support. It will also include a discussion of common development pitfalls and techniques you can use to keep your content W3C-compliant and working across multiple browsers.\n\nPresenter: David Hyatt, Safari Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bQOLwm96bI"
    },
    "420": {
      "title": "Building Your Website on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Mac OS X is a great platform for prototyping, developing, and deploying your next Internet application. This session will cover in great detail the powerful technologies incorporated into the platform for website building. We cover PHP, mySQL, Tomcat, Apache, and additional open source favorites that are built in to every copy of Mac OS X, as well as others that you can readily install to create compelling websites.\n\nPresenters:\n- John Montbriand, DTS Engineer\n- Daryl Lee, WebObjects Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CH621QjBONo"
    },
    "421": {
      "title": "Replacing Old Style Windows and Dialogs with Nib Files",
      "description": "This session will explain in great detail how to move your existing resource-based user interface to Nib files. We discuss how Interface Builder can be used to build a great Aqua user interface and go in-depth on how to modernize your Carbon code by switching to HIView, using the Carbon standard event handler, and using Carbon events to simplify your existing code.\n\nPresenters:\n- Curt Rothert, HIToolbox Lackey\n- Bryan Prusha, Navigation Services Lackey",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KaCm7M6Agco"
    },
    "422": {
      "title": "Switching to the Modern HIToolbox: HIView",
      "description": "Whether you've been using the Toolbox for many years, or you're a new developer looking for a C/C++ widget set, this session is for you. After a short architectural overview, we explain through a set of examples how to adopt HIView and take advantage of other new HIToolbox features in your Carbon application.\n\nPresenter: Guy Fullerton, Manager HIToolbox",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5Nq5JkVukw"
    },
    "423": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Spoken Interface",
      "description": "The Universal Access capabilities of Mac OS X are being enhanced with a spoken interface that provides a new way--through speech, audible cues, and keyboard navigation--to access the Macintosh. In this session, we provide details on these spoken interface extensions as well as a thorough overview of the Accessibility API.\n\nPresenter: Eric Seymour, Manager, Spoken Interface Engineering\nDemo: Aaron Haney, Software Quality Engineer, International and Text Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP4mDDpFBPs"
    },
    "424": {
      "title": "Developing Accessible Applications",
      "description": "This session covers best practices for ensuring Carbon or Cocoa applications work well with the Mac OS X Spoken Interface. Carbon developers will learn methods to easily add support for the Accessibility API into existing applications. Cocoa developers will take away techniques for adding accessibility support to custom controls.\n\nPresenters:\n- Mike Engber, Cocoa Group\n- Guy Fullerton, Carbon Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V46PTCLlOSg"
    },
    "425": {
      "title": "Modern Text Layout and Editing for Carbon Applications",
      "description": "We discuss the API options for rendering, laying out, and editing text in your Carbon app helping you decide on the best approach. We discuss how to use the MLTE API for objects bound to an HITextView, work with monostyled text, chat text fields, and much more. Includes performance tips and tricks to optimize API usage.\n\nPresenters:\n- Giulia Pagallo, Manager, Text Input & Fonts\n- Tom Madden, Text Processing Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0HpOuNdQOs"
    },
    "426": {
      "title": "HTML Editing with Web Kit",
      "description": "Learn all about the new HTML editing features available in Web Kit. This in-depth session will cover the new APIs and provide all the details you'll need to get started with this new technology.\n\nPresenter: Ken Kocienda",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxPOAk_0VbI"
    },
    "427": {
      "title": "Synchronizing Your Data with Sync Services",
      "description": "This session builds on the Fundamentals of Data Synchronization session and will explain, using example code and demos, how to incorporate Sync Services in your application.\n\nPresenters: Gordie Freedman/Nancy Craighill, Sync Services Development",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lOH8B6MLqvU"
    },
    "428": {
      "title": "Maximizing Java Virtual Machine Performance",
      "description": "Improve your Java application's performance by choosing the right APIs and tuning the Java Virtual Machine to your needs. We focus on the performance capabilities of Java on Mac OS X and provide information about the latest APIs, garbage collection alternatives, and other under-the-hood optimizations available to you.\n\nPresenters:\n- Victor Hernandez and Roger Hoover, Java Virtual Machine\n- Christy Warren, Tiger Responsiveness DRI",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Db-Yn5zpLBc"
    },
    "430": {
      "title": "Advances in Cocoa Scripting",
      "description": "Automation is an essential feature for any Mac OS X application and Cocoa includes powerful support for easily making your application scriptable. This session includes a brief overview of Cocoa scripting, and then presents detailed information about upcoming improvements, including improved error handling, improved text support, and adoption of the latest key-value coding features.\n\nPresenter: Mark Piccirelli, Software Engineer, Cocoa Frameworks Group",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKaU-Hw1HFY"
    },
    "431": {
      "title": "Ten Steps to Building a Great Java Application on Mac OS X",
      "description": "This session will discuss important considerations when bringing an existing Java application to Mac OS X. We cover user interface, file I/O, drag and drop, image performance, reflection techniques, and Mac OS X user experience enhancements that can be made to your Java application, without sacrificing portability or simplicity.\n\nPresenter: Matt Drance, Java DTS",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SfnN7wbGViY"
    },
    "432": {
      "title": "Fundamentals of Data Synchronization",
      "description": "Learn about the new data synchronization services in Mac OS X. Sync Services make it easy to synchronize your application's data between computers, and with other applications. This session introduces fundamental concepts of synchronization and introduces the Sync Services architecture and API set so you can begin to incorporate synchronization into your applications.\n\nPresenter: Toby Paterson, Sync Services Development",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOmrXvRnasw"
    },
    "433": {
      "title": "Modernizing Custom Controls to Use HIView",
      "description": "If you have custom controls or custom content drawn with QuickDraw in your Carbon app, this session is for you. The Carbon HIView and other HIToolbox features allow you to easily support fully composited windows and improve the performance and responsiveness of your app. We show you how to implement HIViews to handle drawing, user interaction, accessibility, and lots more.\n\nPresenters:\n- David McLeod, Software Engineer, HIToolbox\n- Curt Rothert, Personality Extra-ordinaire",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lucp_YFR8Qw"
    },
    "434": {
      "title": "Cocoa Performance Techniques",
      "description": "Customers value application performance and responsiveness as highly as great new features. This session explains, through example code and demos, how to increase the performance of your application. We explore a variety of performance topics and techniques, such as view display optimization, and how to organize your data to help you develop fast Cocoa applications. This is an intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenter: Troy Stephens, Application Frameworks Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RYDwjTHbZI"
    },
    "435": {
      "title": "How to Thread Your Application with the MP APIs",
      "description": "Learn how to leverage the threading architecture in Mac OS X with single and multiprocessor hardware to significantly boost the performance and responsiveness of your application. This session will discuss the threading models available in Mac OS X, show a step-by-step approach to threading, and use the Carbon multiprocessing APIs to thread a tight loop to gain a performance boost. Also discusses how to use semaphores to notify the main thread once computation is done.\n\nPresenters: Xavier Legros, Mac OS X Technology Evangelist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPyHYEEJCxU"
    },
    "436": {
      "title": "Advanced Core Data Features",
      "description": "Learn about the more advanced features of the new Core Data framework, including how to work with multiple persistent stores at the same time, how to use predefined fetch requests and predicates to find your objects, how to get more out of your validation rules, and how to manipulate schemas at runtime.\n\nPresenters: Ben Trumbull, Melissa Turner, Persistent Software Engineers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADQdmGj4YiE"
    },
    "437": {
      "title": "Advanced Development with Cocoa Text",
      "description": "Cocoa's powerful text system continues to evolve. View this session to learn advanced, in-depth coding techniques, including how to control the flow of text and how to incorporate compelling inline content into your text. This session will also discuss future advancements to the Cocoa text system.\n\nPresenter: Douglas Davidson",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rp5OA-sy5mo"
    },
    "438": {
      "title": "Using the Spotlight Framework",
      "description": "We discuss how to integrate with Spotlight to enhance the search user experience of your application on Mac OS X. Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to use the Spotlight APIs and write a Spotlight importer for your documents.\n\nPresenter: Dominic Giampaolo, Spotlight Weenie",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqxvuN68lkc"
    },
    "440": {
      "title": "Dashboard Widget Development In-Depth",
      "description": "Dashboard's power comes from its widgets, which users see and use when Dashboard is invoked. Developing a widget requires working with bundles, property lists, and a combination of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We walk you through the creation of sample widgets, discuss features that may be implemented in a widget, and touch on native code integration through a widget plug-in.\n\nPresenters:\n- Andy Grignon, Software Engineer\n- John Louch, Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1WiRaatqtI"
    },
    "500": {
      "title": "USB in Mac OS X",
      "description": "USB offers several benefits to users, such as low cost, expandability, auto-configuration, and hot plugging. Learn about the progress Apple has made with USB over the past year, including our adoption of USB 2.0 in all currently shipping products. We discuss where things are going in the future, what new device classes are on the horizon, and we outline the types of solutions possible with USB today.\n\nPresenters:\n- Craig Keithley, I/O Technology Evangelist\n- Fernando Urbina, USB Software Team\n- Rhoads Hollowell, USB Software Team\n- Barry Twycross, USB Software Team",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yyJyV09uHQ"
    },
    "501": {
      "title": "FireWire Overview",
      "description": "FireWire is Apple's high-speed interface of choice for devices requiring high bandwidth, long cable distances, or a high-powered bus. Learn about the progress Apple has made over the past year with FireWire services, hardware, and tools. We discuss where things are going in the future, and outline the types of solutions possible with FireWire today.\n\nPresenter: Eric Anderson, Manager, FireWire Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFtS8gvTdME"
    },
    "502": {
      "title": "Developing Bluetooth Applications",
      "description": "Apple is leading the way in popularizing Bluetooth by making this wireless technology available on all Mac systems. This session will outline the variety of methods that applications can use to access Bluetooth devices. Topics will include how to detect when Bluetooth devices are present as well as best practices when using Bluetooth serial ports, headsets, cell phones, and HID devices.\n\nPresenter: Eric Brown, Bluetooth Software Manager\nDemo: Jason Giles, Bluetooth Software Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlMLMmym740"
    },
    "503": {
      "title": "Optimizing for the Power Mac G5",
      "description": "The 64-bit G5 processor and high-bandwidth architecture make the Power Mac G5 a breakthrough in processing power. We focus on optimization for the G5: memory I/O, using the Velocity Engine, Mach-O, threading, loop unrolling, loop alignment, gcc G5-specific flags and other ways you can optimize your code for this powerful platform.\n\nPresenters:\n- Mark Tozer, Hardware Evangelist\n- Sanjay Patel, G5 Performance Engineer\n- Steve Hikida, Sr. Manager, Compiler Team, IBM\n- Ron Price, Sr. Compiler Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx0zY91pJoM"
    },
    "504": {
      "title": "Rendezvous Update",
      "description": "This session is an overview of Rendezvous, Apple's implementation of the open protocol standard for zero configuration networking. We cover enhancements, new capabilities and platforms, and how to Rendezvous-enable applications and devices. We explain the APIs and how to use them, and discuss best practices for Rendezvous developers.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dr. Stuart Cheshire, Architect\n- Kiren Sekar\n- Roger Pantos",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-aAjynMVws"
    },
    "600": {
      "title": "Enterprise IT State of the Union",
      "description": "Apple continues to capture the attention of IT organizations as it increases its product offerings for the enterprise, providing flexible solutions that deliver on the promise of open standards. Learn from Apple executives and industry experts how Apple-based solutions deliver unparalleled ROI for customers looking to build the ultimate standards-based network infrastructure in a mixed client world.\n\nPresenters:\n- Bud Tribble, Vice President Software Technology\n- Tim Hoechst, Senior Vice President, Technology, Oracle Corporation\n- James Gosling, Vice President, Sun Corporation",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNB6iSCAme0"
    },
    "601": {
      "title": "HPC Technology Update",
      "description": "Learn how Apple's high performance computing technology is being used to build powerful computational clusters with Xserve G5 and Xserve RAID. Hear how customers are designing and deploying large installations to solve a variety of complex computing problems. This session is a must for IT managers, project managers, and scientists who are building computational clusters.\n\nPresenters:\n- Douglas Brooks, Product Manager, Server Hardware\n- John Thuotte, Business Development, Western Region Voltaire\n- Dave Paulmark, XL Fortran Development, IBM Software Group Toronto Laboratory\n- Benjamin Singer, Single Processing Scientist, Princeton\n- Dr. John Medeiros, Senior Scientist, COLSA Corporation",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UgHh7a73Do"
    },
    "602": {
      "title": "Introducing Xsan",
      "description": "Xsan is Apple's high-performance, easy-to-use SAN file system for Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server. Find out how Xsan can be deployed as a platform for workflow in demanding environments, as an affordable alternative for storage consolidation, and as centralized storage for a computational cluster. Learn how Xsan will create new opportunities for applications demanding high-speed access to shared data.\n\nPresenter: Tom Goguen, Director Server and Storage Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83AxDHt14Bc"
    },
    "604": {
      "title": "HPC System Design on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Developers will gain an in-depth knowledge of hardware architectural issues including interconnect technologies, storage solutions, file systems, and software frameworks. Learn about new and emerging hardware architecture technologies including hardware interconnects, and we'll also cover topics such as available storage solutions, filesystems, and software frameworks.\n\nPresenters:\n- Skip Levens, Server Technology Manager, WWDR, Apple\n- Dr. Srinidhi Varadarajan, Director, Terascale Computing Facility, Virginia Tech",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lZDYty-uNQ"
    },
    "605": {
      "title": "Third-Party Enterprise Backup Solutions",
      "description": "View this session to learn how to choose and use the best enterprise backup solution for your company. Solutions from BakBone, Dantz and other leading vendors are showcased for your specific backup needs. This session is intended for system administrators, IT managers, and developers.\n\nPresenters:\n- Chris Bledsoe, Sr. Enterprise Alliance Manager\n- Pat Lee, Senior Product Manager, Dantz\n- Tim Jones, Chief Technology Office, TOLIS Group\n- Andrew Bowles, Director, Strategic Alliances, BakBone Software\n- Randy Batterson, Director of Strategic Alliances, Atempo",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AviR-D3tNeM"
    },
    "606": {
      "title": "Third-Party Collaboration Solutions",
      "description": "Learn how your Mac clients can operate within a Domino, Exchange, or GroupWise environment. Become acquainted with enterprise-class solutions from Kerio, OpenText, and Stalker that allow you to run your collaboration infrastructure on Mac OS X Server and Xserve.\n\nPresenter: JD Mankovsky, Consulting Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TN4M8ORaACQ"
    },
    "607": {
      "title": "Third Party Client Management Solutions",
      "description": "Learn how your Mac clients can be managed by solutions from Altiris, LANDesk, and Marimba. Understand the options available from Apple, FileWave, Netopia, and Sassafras for deploying your client management infrastructure on Mac OS X Server and Xserve. System administrators and IT managers working within heterogeneous environments will find this session useful.\n\nPresenter: John DeTroye, Senior Consulting Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJ_PUSPpzlk"
    },
    "608": {
      "title": "Database Solutions for Mac OS X",
      "description": "Hear four case studies about application development on Mac OS X featuring these popular databases: 4th Dimension, FrontBase, FileMaker Pro, and OpenBase. By examining both in-house and commercial application development you'll see the unique offerings for Mac OS X each environment offers. See how our wealth of RDBMS tools can fulfill your development needs.\n\nPresenter:\n- Tyler Stone, Worldwide Developer Relations\n- Alykhan Jetha, Marketcircle\n- Chuck Sholdt, 4th Dimension\n- Eric Jungemann, InfoMatrix\n- Avi Drissman, Harris & Baseview",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TEhZpWBZCFQ"
    },
    "609": {
      "title": "Learn to Develop with WebObjects",
      "description": "Learn how WebObjects can help you write applications faster and more easily in this technical overview. Key aspects of the WebObjects architecture, its technical advantages, and its relevance to web application development are presented. Includes demonstrations of WebObjects tools, design and flow of a typical WebObjects application, and a review of deployment scenarios.\n\nPresenter: Malcolm Crawford, Technical Publications",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbfK58AcQw8"
    },
    "610": {
      "title": "JBoss in Mac OS X Server",
      "description": "In this session, you will get an overview of the JBoss server architecture. Learn how to deploy both WebObjects and J2EE applications using the tools that are provided with Mac OS X Server. This is an introductory to intermediate-level session.\n\nPresenter: Ray Kiddy, WebObjects Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTo1hYN2UGs"
    },
    "611": {
      "title": "File System Access Control Lists",
      "description": "File System Access Control Lists (ACLs) allow fine-grained management and administration of file systems and workflows. In this session you will learn about Apple's File System ACL model, Open Directory integration for more scalable group management, and available developer APIs.\n\nPresenters:\n- Rusty Tucker, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Mike Smith, Kernel Engineering, Core OS",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoFrmxsdQWM"
    },
    "613": {
      "title": "Creating Application Clusters for Apache and MySQL",
      "description": "Learn how to use fail-over and load-balancing technology from Emic Networks with Apache or MySQL applications running on Mac OS X. The Emic Application Cluster (EAC) includes performance scalability, load balancing, fault tolerance, and continuous availability with fast fail-over, as well as centralized cluster management--all running on Xserve technology.\n\nPresenter: Thomas Loran, Principle System Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcmO-XDLQLQ"
    },
    "614": {
      "title": "Deploying Java Applications on Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn about the various Java-based deployment options available to you on Mac OS X. We also show how you can use Xcode to make a great Java Web Start application or Java applet, and how you can take advantage of Ant to simplify your building and deployment process.\n\nPresenters:\n- Karl Hsu, Java Runtime Engineer, Java Engineering\n- Scott Kovatch, Java Runtime Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HL1wDObqQHM"
    },
    "615": {
      "title": "Xsan In Depth",
      "description": "Dig in and learn how your application can leverage the powerful collaborative and workgroup features in Xsan, Apple's high-performance, easy-to-use SAN file system. We discuss available APIs and give best practices and guidelines for integrating your application, utility, or workflow.\n\nPresenter: Greg Vaughan, Core Server Architect\nDemo: Mike Margolis, “demo monkey”",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bK1ccPbbGqs"
    },
    "616": {
      "title": "Inside Mac OS X Server",
      "description": "Dig into the groundbreaking new features planned for Mac OS X Server, including the architecture and APIs available for developers. Each major feature covered will highlight the developer opportunities and integration points for your application or service.\n\nPresenters:\n- Kazu Yanagihara, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Rusty Tucker, Mac OS X Server Engineering\n- Chris Jalbert, Mac OS X Server Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkRTE9ulHqU"
    },
    "618": {
      "title": "Distributed Computing Made Easy with Xgrid",
      "description": "This session covers how scientists, animators, and developers can use Xgrid to distribute their applications. We describe the different protocols, developer APIs, and services provided by Xgrid, and provide guidelines for integration with MPI and other clustering solutions.\n\nPresenters:\n- David [KC]r{a,ee}mer, Xgrid Engineering\n- Charles Parnot, Scientist/Biologist, Stanford University",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95xL1TguyVU"
    },
    "620": {
      "title": "Understanding Oracle 10g for Mac OS X",
      "description": "View this session to learn about Oracle's latest grid-based relational database solution, Oracle 10g. Grid computing reduces the cost of IT by clustering servers together to function as a single large computer, shifting resources dynamically between applications. View this session if you are an in-house developer looking for a highly scalable and reliable database on Mac OS X Server.\n\nPresenter: Thomas Kyte, Vice President, Core Technologies, Oracle Corporation",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYzv-thA8vo"
    },
    "621": {
      "title": "Understanding Sybase ASE for Mac OS X",
      "description": "Sybase is opening up new opportunities for enterprises seeking cost-effective ways to build mission-critical applications. Sybase Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) 12.5 allows enterprise developers to create sophisticated applications for resolving business challenges. Learn to develop enterprise-caliber applications with Sybase ASE 12.5 on Mac OS X Server.\n\nPresenters:\n- Steve Olson, Technical Director, Server Engineering, Sybase\n- Eric Leister, Software Engineering Manager\n- Dr. Keith Campbell, Chief Information Officer, Inoveon Corporation\n- Bob Cusick, Managing Director, Servoy USA",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sTIrK5sEv_8"
    },
    "622": {
      "title": "WebObjects Optimization, Security, and Scalability",
      "description": "Learn about deploying WebObjects into real world situations. Topics include a tour of the tools available for determining where the bottlenecks are, configuration options for addressing scalability issues, and how to achieve scalability in a secure fashion. Load balancing, content aggregation, and other issues of deployment are also discussed.\n\nPresenters: Bill Bumgarner, Max Muller",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGiT5H88F0o"
    },
    "624": {
      "title": "Safari in the Enterprise",
      "description": "Learn how leading enterprise vendors such as SAP, Oracle and PeopleSoft develop and deploy client solutions on Mac OS X using Safari and other thin-client technologies. Macintosh system administrators responsible for SAP, Oracle and PeopleSoft, and in-house developers for thin clients should view this session.\n\nPresenters:\n- Mark Malone, Internet Partnership Manager\n- Mark Cianca, Director, Academic Info Systems, University of California, Santa Cruz\n- Jesper Andersen, Group Vice President and General Manager, Tools and Technology, PeopleSoft",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7kk54xtVh4"
    },
    "625": {
      "title": "Integrating Mac OS X with Heterogeneous Networks",
      "description": "Learn how to easily integrate Mac OS X clients and servers into a heterogeneous network. Find out what it takes to integrate with UNIX and Windows networks; how to assume the duties of file and print server in an Active Directory domain; how to set up users' home directories on a Windows network served from an Xserve; and other system administration responsibilities.\n\nPresenters:\nJD Mankovsky & Eric Clements\nApple Consulting Manager & Directory Services Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyArSSCls9Q"
    },
    "626": {
      "title": "Xserve Deployment",
      "description": "Learn how to deploy Mac OS X Server and Xserve in an enterprise network. Apple's internal IT organization will share best practices in deploying Apple server solutions in a heterogeneous network. This session is for system administrators deploying Mac OS X Server and Xserve.\n\nPresenters:\n- Douglas Brooks, Product Manager, Server Hardware\n- Eric Senf, Systems Support Team Leader/Network Engineer, F+W Publications\n- Richard Moon, Data Center Manager, Apple IS&T\nDemo: Greg Smith, Consulting Manager, Apple Enterprise Services",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HI0xsyDhxoI"
    },
    "627": {
      "title": "Inside Directory Services",
      "description": "Learn about the new directions and refinements planned for Apple's Open Directory architecture, LDAP directory services, Network Authentication Service Discovery, Network Service Location, the Open Directory API, and migration from NetInfo to Open Directory.\n\nPresenter: David M. O’Rourke, Engineering Manager\nDemo: Jason Townsend",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMOnaUDiF-0"
    },
    "628": {
      "title": "Introduction to Eclipse",
      "description": "Eclipse is a rapidly evolving open source project that includes a feature rich IDE for Java development. View this session to learn about the Eclipse platform, the new features and capabilities in Eclipse 3.0, and how you might use Eclipse for your next Java project on Mac OS X.\n\nPresenters: John Wiegand, Erich Gamma, Eclipse Platform PMC",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4L4MuQz8Ic"
    },
    "629": {
      "title": "Using WebObjects EOF",
      "description": "This session will provide you with an in-depth exploration of the intermediate and advanced features of the Enterprise Objects Framework (EOF) in WebObjects. Topics include performance optimization, shared editing contexts, raw rows, multi-threaded database access, and data synchronization and locking. This is an intermediate-level to advanced session.\n\nPresenter: James Dempsey, Operations Engineer, Apple Software Customer Seeding",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXtG4fFUiEg"
    },
    "630": {
      "title": "Network Administration Best Practices for Education",
      "description": "Learn tips and tricks from the experts at the Higher Education Mac OS X Lab Deployment Initiative. Discover scripts and directory integration techniques for deploying labs in a higher-education environment. In this session, system and network administrators will receive useful sample roadmaps for deploying Mac OS X within their institutions.\n\nPresenters:\n- Richard Glaser, University of Utah\n- Philip Rinehart, Yale University",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pkcgGMFQknk"
    },
    "631": {
      "title": "Scripting for System Administrators",
      "description": "Learn how to script common system administration activities using various methodologies for Mac OS X, such as bash, Perl, and AppleScript. This session is a great opportunity for the system administrator looking to use automation to simplify tasks.\n\nPresenter: Joel Rennich, AFP548.com",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWbzYrwBQfw"
    },
    "632": {
      "title": "Xsan Deployment for Video Workflow",
      "description": "Xsan is an ideal platform for collaboration with Apple's industry leading professional video products. Learn about recommended Xsan deployment scenarios for various collaborative video editing environments directly from Apple engineers.\n\nPresenter: Brett R. Halle, Director, Pro Video Applications Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o9xM9lvbcto"
    },
    "633": {
      "title": "WebObjects Overview",
      "description": "This session provides an overview and roadmap for WebObjects. Meet the key players and discover the exciting news that Apple has planned for WebObjects in the year ahead.\n\nPresenter: Bob Fraser, Product Manager, Java and WebObjects",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXY84sUpFeo"
    },
    "635": {
      "title": "Security Best Practices Using Open Source Tools",
      "description": "Learn how Mac OS X Server, plus open source tools, can help you protect your enterprise's network and provide enhanced security. Security experts from Apple's IT and Consulting teams discuss the security features built into Mac OS X Server, plus how to verify and improve your security model using tools such as Nmap, Netcat, Nessus, Snort and a variety of other open source tools.\n\nPresenters: Brian Sathianathan, Damien Weiss",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vG0De73AXU8"
    },
    "636": {
      "title": "Porting Visual Basic Applications to Mac OS X",
      "description": "Learn how to use REALbasic to port your existing Visual Basic application to the Mac OS X platform. See the differences between Visual Basic and REALbasic, and learn how to take advantage of this tool for migrating your applications to the Mac. Find out how far VB Project Converter will take you, and learn tips, tricks, and techniques that will help make your port go as smooth as possible.\n\nPresenter: Hank Marquis, CTO, SlayFire Software Co.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsFDHgnRTTI"
    },
    "637": {
      "title": "Introduction to Sun Java Studio Creator",
      "description": "Sun Java Studio Creator is a tool for Java application development designed to deliver Java to millions of developers via new technology, ease-of-development features and vastly improved developer productivity. Provided is an overview of the product, some principles of ease-of-development and a detailed walkthrough of its productivity features and capabilities.\n\nPresenter: Robert Brewin, Distinguished Engineer, Corporate Developer Tools, Sun Microsystems\nDemo: Carl Quinn, Sr. Staff Engineer, Sun Microsystems",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2CvupA-NMXY"
    },
    "638": {
      "title": "Xserve RAID Best Practices",
      "description": "View this session to learn how to combine Xserve RAID in configurations that meet demanding new storage needs with a high degree of reliability and redundancy. For example, we discuss best practices for building a remote data replication and disk-to-disk-to-tape workflows. This session is for network planners, IT project managers, and network administrators.\n\nPresenters:\n- Alex Grossman, Director Hardware Storage\n- Ryan Klein, Business Alliance Manager, QLOGIC\n- Stephen Terlizzi, Vice President Marketing and Business Development, Candera Inc.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Gcw6vwcATo"
    },
    "639": {
      "title": "How to Test and Debug Your Cross-Platform Java Application on Mac OS X",
      "description": "In this session we show you critical techniques for building fully platform-independent Java applications that can be deployed effortlessly on Mac OS X and other OS platforms. We demonstrate tools for diagnosing and troubleshooting your Java application, and provide pointers to the resources that Apple provides the Java development community.\n\nPresenters: Tom O’Brien, Barry Langdon-Lassagne, Java Product Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIxJrgg7xm0"
    },
    "640": {
      "title": "Inside Network Authentication",
      "description": "Mac OS X Server's robust authentication model is based on Kerberos, the industry standard network authentication protocol. This session discusses enhancements to the implementation of Kerberos both for the server and for end-user single sign-on. You will also learn how to ensure that your application is compatible across the different versions of Mac OS X Server and client using the Kerberos authentication protocol.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jason Townsend, Open Directory Engineering\n- Leland Wallace, Senior Engineer, Core Servers",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ruj5c7e46jQ"
    },
    "641": {
      "title": "Integrating Apple Remote Desktop",
      "description": "Apple Remote Desktop is a powerful desktop management solution for Mac OS X that blends software distribution, asset management, and remote assistance into one easy to use application. Get under the hood and learn how you can extend Apple Remote Desktop to streamline your desktop management processes at this informative session.\n\nPresenter:\n- Nader Nafissi, Server and Storage Software Product Manager\n- Tony Graham, Systems Engineer\n- Steve Hayman, Senior Consulting Engineer\n- Mike Bombich, Senior Systems Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En1Kb3zsylI"
    },
    "642": {
      "title": "HPC Software Performance Optimization In Depth",
      "description": "This session provides an in depth look at Mac OS X technologies and applications for optimizing all aspects of software performance specific to a computational cluster. Information covers the OS services, job schedules, optimized libraries, cluster profiling tools, and third party cluster computing development frameworks like GridIron's XLR8.\n\nPresenters:\n- Warner Yuen, HPC Consulting Engineer\n- Stephen C. Peters, Ph.D.\n- Joshua Durham, Computer Systems Engineer, Virginia Tech\n- Dr. Dean E. Dauger, President, Dauger Research, Inc.\n- Steve Forde, President, GridIronTM Software",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73iIvJ4yTH0"
    },
    "643": {
      "title": "Apple in the Enterprise: Myths vs. Realities",
      "description": "This session cuts through the hype and gives you the facts and data you need to make, or defend, an Apple hardware or software decision. Learn where Apple has enjoyed considerable success as an enterprise vendor and what has worked at other organizations. We also articulate the reasons why you should develop your next solution on a Mac.\n\nPresenter: Brian Croll, Sr. Director, WW Software Product Marketing",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9eIPk6SwHzo"
    },
    "644": {
      "title": "Inside Apple Remote Desktop",
      "description": "Apple Remote Desktop provides powerful desktop management, reporting and help-desk style remote control and assistance to make administering Mac OS X desktops or servers easier than ever. Learn how to get the most out of Apple Remote Desktop by viewing this informative session.\n\nPresenter: Nader Nafissi, Server and Storage Software Product Manager\nDemo: Michael Lopp, Senior Engineering Manager, Desktop Management Solutions",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6V3OMwQUzPE"
    },
    "645": {
      "title": "Mac OS X Server Update",
      "description": "Mac OS X Server, Apple's industrial-strength operating system, is well known as a powerful and robust server platform thanks to its excellent support of industry standards and use of popular open source software projects. Find out all about the major new features coming in the next major release of Mac OS X Server.\n\nPresenters:\n- Eric Zelenka, Sr. Product Line Manager, Server and Storage Software\n- Greg Burns, Sr. Director, Server and Storage Software Engineering\nDemo: Eric Zelenka",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkM_WLK05-k"
    },
    "646": {
      "title": "Apple and Scientific Computing",
      "description": "Whether it's the PowerBook G4 for UNIX to go, the Power Mac G5 for computational horsepower, or the power and scalability of Xserve G5 and Xserve RAID, Apple delivers an ideal platform for scientific computing with an exceptional price/performance ratio. Learn how Apple products are driving momentum in scientific markets and how science professionals are using Mac OS X to increase productivity.\n\nPresenters:\n- Bud Tribble, Vice President, Software Technology\n- Elizabeth Kerr, Ph.D., Director, SciTech Market\n- Chen Peng, Sr. Systems Engineer and HPC Architech, Temasek Life Science Laboratory, Singapore",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aScqozLeGQ"
    },
    "647": {
      "title": "Desktop Management Technologies",
      "description": "In this session you'll learn about Apple's evolving desktop management strategy in increasingly complex and rapidly changing environments. You'll learn about the changes and updates to the tools that Apple provides to make managing user environments easier and more powerful than ever.\n\nPresenter: Michael Lopp, Desktop Management Solutions",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GD6_ubVMSAU"
    },
    "700": {
      "title": "QuickTime and Digital Media State of the Union",
      "description": "QuickTime powers the industry's best media tools including Apple's own suite of innovative applications, and the world's best content is being created and delivered with QuickTime. From workflow to delivery, QuickTime has you covered. This session discusses the latest industry trends and technology advances.\n\nPresenters:\n- Frank Casanova II, Senior Director, Product Marketing, Interactive Media Group\n- Aimee Nugent, Product Line Manager, Core Media Technologies\n- Mark Altekruse, Audio Marketing Manager, Professional Markets\n- Dion Scoppettuolo, Product Marketing Manager, Professional Applications\n- Joseph Linaschke, Technical Marketing Manager, Professional Applications",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zN1PzRqtXnU"
    },
    "701": {
      "title": "An Introduction to Digital Media",
      "description": "The key to making great digital video is understanding how it works. Learn the building blocks of digital media with topics such as SD vs. HD, 3:2 pull-down, deinterlacing, and much more. If you are a beginner or someone who could use a refresher course, this is a must-see session.\n\nPresenter: Hagé van Dijk, Senior Application Analyst, discreet",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Hao_RZ4AX8"
    },
    "702": {
      "title": "An Overview of QuickTime Codecs",
      "description": "QuickTime supports dozens of codecs. This session presents a comprehensive overview of audio and video codecs, followed by an in-depth discussion of the codecs that come with QuickTime. Learn about the unique strengths of each codec, so you can determine which to use for your own particular needs.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dennis Backus, Senior Technical Marketing Manager\n- Clifford VanMeter, Multimedia Producer/Author",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gc3J2EWiG-A"
    },
    "703": {
      "title": "The Encoding Process in Depth",
      "description": "High-quality encoding is key to high-quality content. This session covers the entire compression workflow using QuickTime. Learn the tools, including Compressor, as well as the best practices for a variety of codecs, the techniques for automation, and how you can create a time- and cost-saving workflow that works for you.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dennis Backus, Senior Technical Marketing Manager\n- Raúl Dejú, NINE systems",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc0TsGCnNg8"
    },
    "704": {
      "title": "Preprocessing Principles",
      "description": "Preprocessing is widely considered the key to making excellent video for digital delivery. This session teaches you the general principles for video preparation, including how to pick appropriate cropping, scaling, noise reduction, and image adjustment parameters for optimal quality.\n\nPresenters:\n- Dennis Backus, Sr. Technical Marketing Manager, QuickTime\n- Ben Waggoner, Principal, Ben Waggoner Digital",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5YqD09xiPY"
    },
    "705": {
      "title": "QTVR: A Large-Scale Project",
      "description": "What does it take to produce a large-scale VR installment? What kinds of decisions need to be made? What QuickTime tools can be used? How does one monetize the work? View this presentation and find out.\n\nPresenter: Dennis Biela, Owner, LightSpeed Media",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RK0q6PPcBBc"
    },
    "706": {
      "title": "QuickTime in the Music Industry",
      "description": "QuickTime on the web is an important component of the marketing of music and entertainment--as shown most dramatically by the phenomenal success of iTunes and the iTunes Music Store. Learn what works and does not work, from the labels, the artists, and the developers.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Bulycz, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Dick Huey, Toolshed Incorporated\n- Ken Wagner, Digital Strategist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oonFstQ353M"
    },
    "707": {
      "title": "QuickTime for the Web",
      "description": "This information-packed session covers basic and advanced techniques for using QuickTime on your web pages. Topics include the easiest and most effective ways to embed QuickTime in a page, techniques that work cross-platform and cross-browser, how to use the EMBED and OBJECT tags, scripting the QuickTime plug-in and ActiveX controls with JavaScript, launching QuickTime from a text link, and much more.\n\nPresenters:\n- Rhonda Stratton, Director, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Steven Gulie, Sr. Tech Writer and Multimedia Web Monkey",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dm5zKZJr8Tk"
    },
    "708": {
      "title": "Introduction to QuickTime Streaming",
      "description": "With QuickTime Streaming Server, QTSS Publisher, and QuickTime Broadcaster, Apple provides a suite of world-class tools that make delivering your media easier than ever. This session guides you through setting up both a live and prerecorded streaming solution for delivery over the Web.\n\nPresenters:\n- Steven Tonna, Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Victor Alexander, Software Seed Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAgNqauaIvk"
    },
    "709": {
      "title": "Deploying QuickTime Streaming Server",
      "description": "For optimum streaming performance, QuickTime Streaming Server allows administrators to customize the deployment for any network condition. This session provides an in-depth look at deployment scenarios, including unicast vs. multicast, using relays, controlling access to streams, and much more.\n\nPresenters:\n- George Cook, Apple Consulting Engineer\n- Laurence Kirchmeier, Merit Network Senior Engineer\n- Patrick Bymhold, Apple Systems Engineer\n- John Anderson, Apple Core Server Engineer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KgA-AK044g"
    },
    "710": {
      "title": "Content Production: Ask the Experts",
      "description": "Bring your technical questions to this open Q and A session. A panel made up of Apple and industry experts addresses your QuickTime content development and workflow questions.\n\nPanel:\n- Ryan Lynch, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Eric Blanpied\n- John Healey, Akamai Technologies\n- Steve Gulie, Apple\n- Mark Griffiths, Bluish, Ltd.\n- Ben Waggoner, Ben Waggoner Digital\n- Stephen Tonna, Apple Computer",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT56jeyG1pI"
    },
    "711": {
      "title": "Enhanced Learning with QuickTime",
      "description": "QuickTime can help you create and deliver engaging instructional content. Learn how Brigham Young University uses QuickTime for authoring online lectures, captioning and indexing online video, and delivering rich educational media to a wide audience. Discover what QuickTime can do for you in your enterprise or educational institution.\n\nPresenter: David Egbert, Senior Developer, BYU",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyz617wzXPM"
    },
    "712": {
      "title": "Mobile Content Production",
      "description": "Professional mobile content services are a viable business in the U.S. and abroad. View this session to learn tips and techniques for editing and encoding multimedia for mobile downloading or streaming, using a variety of tools available in today's market.\n\nPresenter: Kay Johansson, CTO, Multimedia Product, Teleca (Formerly Popwire)",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHRUrBkF7B4"
    },
    "713": {
      "title": "Mobile Content Delivery",
      "description": "From video mail to advanced professional multimedia services, hear from industry leaders in telecommunications about how mobile data services are integrated, delivered, billed, and managed from the inside out.\n\nPresenters:\n- Benjamin Feinman, Senior Product Manager, QuickTime\n- Eugene Sarmiento, Ericsson",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOfB2FqpY2k"
    },
    "714": {
      "title": "Introduction to Final Cut Pro HD",
      "description": "Final Cut Pro HD has created a paradigm shift in the worlds of video and film post-production. This session provides an overview of Final Cut Pro HD and provides a walk-through of the basics, such as editing, transitions, audio mixing, and titling. No video editing experience is necessary.\n\nPresenter: Joseph Linaschke, Technical Marketing Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qe89rL8dnZk"
    },
    "715": {
      "title": "Advanced Final Cut Pro HD",
      "description": "With over 300 new features included in Final Cut Pro HD, this session focuses on topics such as advanced effects and editing techniques, color keying, color correction, media management, and audio finishing. Also learn the tips, tricks, and timesaving secrets from the pros for complete proficiency.\n\nPresenter: Joseph Linaschke, Technical Marketing Manager",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaVk-4QTU8s"
    },
    "716": {
      "title": "QuickTime Sells",
      "description": "The speakers in this session use QuickTime to deliver world-class advertising and marketing campaigns to sell brands and products. Learn about their business models and creative processes, and the tools these companies use.\n\nPresenter: Glenn Bulycz, QuickTime Product Marketing",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v0WJLZGWCTM"
    },
    "717": {
      "title": "QuickTime Interactivity",
      "description": "QuickTime is not just linear audio and video; it provides a robust architecture for interactive experiences. This session discusses all interactive media types in QuickTime and how to create them. We also present ideas on how to use them effectively in a relevant way.\n\nPresenters:\n- Rhonda Stratton, Director, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Alex Ogle, Partner and Interactive Designer, Tubatomic Studios",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5ufEcAG85o"
    },
    "718": {
      "title": "Media Event Production Case Study",
      "description": "Learn techniques for planning and executing large-event media encoding from this inside look into the production of a large technical conference. From the daily use of media at the event to online distribution of conference sessions, this presentation features the latest in tools and equipment for large-scale media production.\n\nPresenters:\n- Aliza Hutchison, Product Marketing, QuickTime\n- Gudrun Enger, Director for Communications, ACM SIGGRAPH\n- David Bergevin, Director, Technical Operations, Soma Media Inc.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8fTsIXBB00"
    },
    "719": {
      "title": "QuickTime Pro in Your Workflow",
      "description": "QuickTime Pro makes a great complement to other applications in your content production workflow. This session explains how to use QuickTime Pro to fill in the gaps in your workflow, with topics such as preparing media for delivery, automation techniques, using QuickTime Pro with other applications, and much more.\n\nPresenter: Francesco Schiavon, Digital Media Deployment",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=viTjqUdiT8U"
    },
    "720": {
      "title": "Mobile Experts: An Industry Overview",
      "description": "What is the status of high-speed mobile networks, services, and handsets today throughout the world, and how does multimedia play a key role? How will these platforms evolve over the coming months and years? This session provides you with an overview of the latest in mobile technologies and user trends from expert analysts in telecommunications and media.\n\nPresenters:\n- Benjamin Feinman, Senior Product Manager, QuickTime\n- David Brudnicki, Sr. Director—Strategic Technology Development, AT&T Wireless\n- Eugene Sarmiento, Ericsson\n- Gabriel Sidhom, Vice President, Business Development, France Telecom R&D",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-QjPdS9W20"
    },
    "721": {
      "title": "Mobile Success Stories: Ahead of the Pack",
      "description": "Wondering how mobile multimedia can work for you? Gain inspiration and knowledge from the experience of leaders in mobile content creation and delivery as they offer their insight on the success of existing mobile businesses.\n\nPresenters:\n- Jean-Philippe FOURNIER, Bouygues Telecom—Dept. for New Technologies\n- Pierre Barbeau, Sprint PCS",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZmBy-pAr28"
    },
    "722": {
      "title": "QuickTime and the Motion Picture Industry",
      "description": "In this session, we reveal some of the phenomenal uses of QuickTime in the motion picture industry today. From creation to production, to marketing and consumption, media experts discuss specific examples of QuickTime's contribution to world-class media projects.\n\nPresenters:\n- Glenn Bulycz, QuickTime Product Marketing\n- Anton Linecker, Technical Operations Supervisor, Technicolor Creative Services Hollywood\n- Scott Simmons, Visual Effects Supervisor, LiveWire Productions",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUP0D2uq8T4"
    },
    "723": {
      "title": "A Powerful Combination: AppleScript and QuickTime",
      "description": "By combining the automation capabilities of AppleScript with the power of QuickTime you can dramatically improve your video production process. This session provides in-depth information on how to use AppleScript to automate your workflow and scale your production process. You'll also learn to access new levels of QuickTime functionality using AppleScript Studio.",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoWy9Tj_ggM"
    },
    "725": {
      "title": "Internet Radio in Depth",
      "description": "From live news feeds to the latest music releases, Internet radio has become one of the most effective ways to reach a worldwide audience right from your desktop. Learn all there is to know about the Internet radio business and how you can turn your Macintosh into a professional radio station.\n\nPresenter: George Capalbo, VP Engineering, Backbone Networks Corporation",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngKKlJGDQk4"
    },
    "726": {
      "title": "QuickTime Case Studies",
      "description": "This session provides an exciting walk through several case studies of some of the most successful uses of QuickTime in the world. Whether you measure success in audience reach, sales, or social goals, these case studies will provide the insight and knowledge you need for your own current and future projects.\n\nPresenters:\n- Scott Wilcox, SXSW Inc\n- Gary Woodcock, Unthinkable Research LLC",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqO3me0Vv5U"
    },
    "727": {
      "title": "QuickTime in the Enterprise",
      "description": "From training systems and corporate communications to distance learning--view this session to hear from the experts who have implemented systems in major universities and corporate environments. Case studies cover the opportunities, challenges, and successes, and should provide a wealth of information for your future work.\n\nPresenters:\n- Nate Caplin, Manager, Webcasting and Streaming Media\n- Dave Schroeder, Systems Engineer, University of Wisconsin—Madison",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH_YuF5GW3U"
    },
    "728": {
      "title": "DVD Authoring with DVD Studio Pro 3",
      "description": "Learn how to create chapter and compression markers, alternate audio tracks, and alternate video angles in Final Cut Pro HD. Then take your project into DVD Studio Pro where you will learn about MPEG-2 compression, the creation of Dolby Digital audio tracks, how to add DVD-ROM material, and the requirements for creating graphics for broadcast.\n\nPresenter: Brian Schmidt, Senior Product Manager, DVD Studio Pro",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdUdFTEnyWY"
    },
    "729": {
      "title": "Audio Production Using Logic Pro",
      "description": "This session provides an introduction to Logic 6, and details how you can create a customized environment that integrates with your own production studio. Learn the ins and outs of MIDI and audio recording, streamlined editing and arrangement techniques, and Logic's comprehensive array of DSP effects and software instruments.\n\nPresenter: Phil Jackson, Audio Product Specialist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cmRMKAEkPsA"
    },
    "730": {
      "title": "The Evolution of Standards",
      "description": "View this session for expert insight into relevant audio and video technologies and standards bodies that matter across Internet, mobile, DVD, and broadcast markets. Our panel of experts cover the latest in standard technology developments, and what the future holds for standards like MPEG, AAC, Advanced Video Coding (H.264), 3GPP, and 3GPP2.\n\nPanelists:\n- David Singer, QuickTime EcoSystem Manager, Apple\n- Barry Haskell\n- Schuyler Quackenbush, Audio Research Labs",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QaLiZTmBYjM"
    },
    "731": {
      "title": "Motion: An Introduction to Motion Graphics Design",
      "description": "This session covers Motion's behavior animation, particle dynamics and simulation design, stylized title animation, bluescreen keying techniques, DVD motion menu design, tablet-driven gesture UI techniques, keyframing, and integration with Final Cut Pro HD and DVD Studio Pro.\n\nPresenter: Kent Oberheu, Tech Marketing Motion Graphics Specialist",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBKuZG5Sa8M"
    },
    "732": {
      "title": "New Directions in Branded Entertainment: An American Express Case",
      "description": "Learn how Outpost Digital leveraged Apple's suite of professional content creation tools to create and deliver the Adventures of Seinfeld and Superman for American Express, a series of interactive promotional webisodes.\n\nPresenter: Evan Schectman, CTO—@radical.media",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7moqVPyBLHM"
    },
    "734": {
      "title": "H.264/AVC: Exceptional Video from 3G to HD",
      "description": "H.264/AVC is the next-generation video codec that provides incredible video quality at a broad range of data rates. View this session to learn all about this ratified standard, including its history, technologies, and applications in the marketplace. See why you'll want to use H.264/AVC in your multimedia projects and find out why everyone is talking about this incredible video standard.\n\nPresenters:\n- David Singer, QuickTime EcoSystem Manager\n- Greg Wallace, Senior Manager, Pro Apps Codec Engineering\n- Hsi-Jung Wu, Manager, IMG Video Codec Engineering",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMS5hhZxa08"
    },
    "000": {
      "title": "Mac OS X State of the Union",
      "description": "Presenters:\n- Bertrand Serlet, SVP, Apple Software\n- Christine O’Sullivan, Senior Director, Integration\n- Andreas Wendker, Senior Manager, Core Data\n- Peter Graffagnino, Senior Director, Graphics",
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqDk4p7veUw"
    }
  },
  "2014": {
    "602": {
      "description": "Kick off the game development sessions of WWDC 2014 by gaining insight into the key ingredients needed to create a great game for iOS. Understand the importance of harnessing the full capabilities of the platform to create a richer gameplay experience. Get practical guidance about game production and distribution, and learn the design and platform conventions that will make your game even more engaging.",
      "title": "Ingredients of Great Games",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/602"
    },
    "603": {
      "description": "Metal provides extremely efficient access to the graphics and compute power of the A7 chip. Get introduced to the essential concepts behind Metal, its low-overhead architecture, streamlined API, and unified shading language. See how Metal lets you take your iOS game or app to the next level of performance and capability.",
      "title": "Working with Metal: Overview",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/603"
    },
    "604": {
      "description": "Start learning how to code with Metal in this step-by-step walkthrough of basic scene rendering. See the code you need to get your first Metal-based application up and running. Explore how to create graphics and compute shaders and efficiently animate scenes.",
      "title": "Working with Metal: Fundamentals",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/604"
    },
    "605": {
      "description": "Building on the fundamentals, learn how to create advanced games and graphics applications with Metal. See how to construct your rendering pipeline, understand how to use compute and graphics together, and discover how to optimize your Metal-based app.",
      "title": "Working with Metal: Advanced",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/605"
    },
    "606": {
      "description": "SpriteKit provides everything you need for high-performance 2D games to animate sprites, simulate physics, and create stunning graphics effects. Check out new APIs for enhanced shading and lighting, advances in physics and collisions, constraints and inverse kinematics, integration with SceneKit, and powerful editing tools built right into Xcode 6.",
      "title": "What's New in SpriteKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/606"
    },
    "608": {
      "description": "Gain a deeper understanding of the best practices to follow when building a SpriteKit based game. Get tips about game construction and see how to map the logical elements of your game into SpriteKit. Learn how data driven techniques can speed your development cycle, and discover how to achieve maximum performance for rendering, physics, and animation.",
      "title": "Best Practices for Building SpriteKit Games",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/608"
    },
    "609": {
      "description": "Now available for iOS and OS X, SceneKit is an inventive high-level graphics framework enabling your apps to efficiently load, manipulate, and render 3D scenes. Get reintroduced to SceneKit and check out how your apps can take advantage of its latest capabilities. Learn about advanced capabilities for physics and animation, support for subdivision surfaces, new rendering effects, integration with SpriteKit, and much more.",
      "title": "What's New in SceneKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/609"
    },
    "610": {
      "description": "Dive into the practical workflow of developing a 3D side-scrolling game using SceneKit. See how to get started, and learn about tools for managing game assets, creating particle systems, and editing nodes. Understand how SceneKit integrates with your art pipeline and learn how to implement lighting, shadows, and other visual effects. Come away from the session with a demo game in-hand and ready to play.",
      "title": "Building a Game with SceneKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/610"
    },
    "611": {
      "description": "The Game Controller framework enables games to integrate with MFi game controllers and take advantage of exciting new modes of input. Check out the latest additions and get expert advice about best practices to follow when adding game controller support to your titles. Understand how to avoid common pitfalls and gain key insights into what it takes to create an experience that's intuitive and fun.",
      "title": "Designing for Game Controllers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/611"
    },
    "612": {
      "description": "Core Motion leverages the M7 motion coprocessor and other built-in sensors to provide support for step counting and motion tracking. See examples of Core Motion based apps in action. Learn how health and fitness apps use pedometer information to give users performance and workout results, and how journaling apps use motion classification to tag the day's activities.",
      "title": "Motion Tracking with the Core Motion Framework",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/612"
    },
    "711": {
      "description": "The Keychain has always been the most secure place to store passwords and other sensitive data. iOS 8 introduces significant new security features. Discover how to integrate Touch ID into your apps using the Keychain and the new LocalAuthentication framework. Learn about other Keychain enhancements, including how to tie data to the user's passcode.",
      "title": "Keychain and Authentication with Touch ID",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc14/711"
    }
  },
  "2015": {
    "101": {
      "description": "WWDC 2015 Keynote",
      "title": "Keynote",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/101"
    },
    "102": {
      "description": "WWDC 2015 Platforms State of the Union",
      "title": "Platforms State of the Union",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/102"
    },
    "103": {
      "description": "Join us for an unforgettable award ceremony celebrating developers and their outstanding work. The 2015 Apple Design Awards recognize state of the art iOS, OS X, and Apple Watch apps that reflect excellence in design and innovation.",
      "title": "Apple Design Awards",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/103"
    },
    "104": {
      "description": "Xcode is the development environment for creating great apps for Apple's platforms. Start the week by watching the Xcode team demonstrate the latest features and improved workflows in Xcode 7. This session also provides a complete overview of the in-depth developer tools topics covered at WWDC 2015.",
      "title": "What's New in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/104"
    },
    "105": {
      "description": "WatchKit for watchOS 2 introduces many new capabilities for creating responsive Watch experiences. Beyond a faster architecture, learn about all new support for the Digital Crown, fluid animations, and media playback and recording. Find out how to make use of accelerometer and heart rate data, as well as providing physical feedback via the Taptic Engine.",
      "title": "Introducing WatchKit for watchOS 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/105"
    },
    "106": {
      "description": "Swift continues its rapid advancement with version 2. New optimizations make your app run even faster, and new syntax makes your code more expressive. Learn about powerful new features like error handling, testability, and availability checking. This session will help you write even better apps by moving to Swift 2.",
      "title": "What's New in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/106"
    },
    "107": {
      "description": "iOS 9 expands on adaptivity with Multitasking. Learn about additions to UIKit to support truly universal layout sizes and types. Get introduced to all-new frameworks and APIs for Cocoa Touch such as a new Contacts framework, text-editing gestures, enhancements to dynamics and visual effects, and much more. Come find out which sessions you won't want to miss throughout the week.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa Touch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/107"
    },
    "108": {
      "description": "Building Watch apps with Xcode 7 is easy and straight-forward. Learn how to build and debug a Watch app for watchOS 2 from the ground up. Walk through adding a Watch app to an existing application, building the user interface, debugging and profiling with Instruments, and discover how to efficiently communicate between iPhone and Apple Watch.",
      "title": "Building Watch Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/108"
    },
    "201": {
      "description": "iOS has transformed the lives of many users with a range of physical and learning disabilities. Learn how to create apps that leverage the power and simplicity of Apple's assistive technologies to make them accessible to the broadest audience possible. Hear about the latest advancements in iOS accessibility and how you can take advantage of them today.",
      "title": "iOS Accessibility",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/201"
    },
    "202": {
      "description": "Cocoa is a powerful set of frameworks on which OS X is built. Gain an overview of the advances in AppKit, Foundation, and related frameworks. Find out what technologies you need to focus on and what techniques you should adopt to develop state of the art apps for OS X. Start here for a high level view of what's changed, and get pointers to relevant sessions for more depth.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/202"
    },
    "203": {
      "description": "HealthKit is Apple's framework to centralize the data storage of personal health information. Hear about the latest enhancements to the framework, supporting new types of data, efficiently deleting objects, and integrating HealthKit into your Apple Watch app.",
      "title": "What's New in HealthKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/203"
    },
    "204": {
      "description": "Building on the strong accessibility support in iOS, Apple Watch offers assistive features like VoiceOver and Zoom.  Gain insights into how these accessibility features work on Apple Watch, and how to make sure your app can be accessible to all users.",
      "title": "Apple Watch Accessibility",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/204"
    },
    "205": {
      "description": "iOS 9 on iPad introduces the ability to view and interact with more than one app at a time. Discover how to update your code to take advantage of enhancements to multitasking and how to participate in Slide Over and Split View. Learn specifics about how to architect your app and understand best practices for adapting to a dynamically sized interface.",
      "title": "Getting Started with Multitasking on iPad in iOS 9",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/205"
    },
    "206": {
      "description": "See what's new in MapKit. Learn about improvements to existing APIs and new ways of incorporating transit ETAs and Flyover map views in your app.",
      "title": "What's New in MapKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/206"
    },
    "207": {
      "description": "watchOS 2 provides a new architecture that runs your WatchKit extension directly on Apple Watch. Take an in-depth look at how this new architecture works. Learn how to migrate existing WatchKit apps to watchOS 2, how to support both versions of watchOS, and hear about updates to Glances and Notifications.",
      "title": "WatchKit In-Depth, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/207"
    },
    "208": {
      "description": "Move beyond architecture changes for Watch apps and explore the different ways you can use the Digital Crown to enhance your apps. Find out how to create persistent app experiences to keep your Watch app at the ready for users and learn how to use the playback and recording APIs to add audio and video to your Watch apps.",
      "title": "WatchKit In-Depth, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/208"
    },
    "209": {
      "description": "Making your app's information available to users on Apple Watch is even easier in watchOS 2. Learn how to create custom complications for Watch faces using the new ClockKit framework and see how to provide data through numerous templates using text and images.",
      "title": "Creating Complications with ClockKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/209"
    },
    "210": {
      "description": "HomeKit is Apple's framework that enables apps to easily and securely interact with HomeKit enabled accessories such as lights, locks, thermostats and more. Learn about the improvements to HomeKit, including support for new accessory types, easy ways to setup and remotely manage accessories.",
      "title": "What's New in HomeKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/210"
    },
    "211": {
      "description": "iOS 9 on iPad introduces the ability to view and interact with more than one app at a time. Learn advanced techniques for efficiently sharing resources and presenting media while other apps are in the foreground. Tap into the potential of Picture in Picture to allow your video content to play above other apps, and explore multitasking best practices for creating great experiences in this environment.",
      "title": "Multitasking Essentials for Media-Based Apps on iPad in iOS 9",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/211"
    },
    "212": {
      "description": "Multitasking in iOS 9 allows two side-by-side apps and the Picture-in-Picture window to simultaneously run onscreen at the same time. Discover essential techniques for designing efficient, responsive apps to give your users a fluid, immersive experience with Slide Over, Split View, and Picture-in-Picture.",
      "title": "Optimizing Your App for Multitasking on iPad in iOS 9",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/212"
    },
    "213": {
      "description": "ResearchKit is an open source framework introduced by Apple that allows researchers and developers to create powerful apps for medical research. Learn how to easily create visual consent flows, real-time dynamic active tasks, and surveys using a variety of customizable modules that you can build upon and share with the community.",
      "title": "Building Apps with ResearchKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/213"
    },
    "214": {
      "description": "iOS 9 introduces On Demand Resources, enabling the efficient delivery of rich games and full featured applications using dynamically loaded content. Significantly reduce the time between purchasing and running an app from the App Store, while also decreasing the required storage space by downloading and retaining only content that is necessary. Dive into the latest enhancements in app packaging and learn the APIs to allow your app to acquire only its essential resources.",
      "title": "Introducing On Demand Resources",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/214"
    },
    "215": {
      "description": "Storyboards are a great way to build the user interface and flow of your application on iOS and OS X. Gain an understanding of how to effectively organize your storyboards, define segues for your interface, and easily unwind transitions. Dive into a detailed discussion of the new APIs, and hear tips on how to create great user interfaces.",
      "title": "What's New in Storyboards",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/215"
    },
    "216": {
      "description": "Advanced layouts and animations are essential to your app's interface. Gain insights into group layout mechanics and the new element animation APIs introduced in WatchKit for watchOS 2. Understand how to create layouts that work well with animations and learn other techniques to add liveliness to your apps.",
      "title": "Layout and Animation Techniques for WatchKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/216"
    },
    "217": {
      "description": "The new Force Touch trackpad adds a whole new dimension to user interactions. OS X 10.11 introduces system controls that support pressure behaviors. Understand how to integrate with these behaviors and support them in custom controls. See how to use the Taptic Engine to provide subtle physical feedback based on trackpad input. Hear best practices for adopting new swiping gestures.",
      "title": "Adopting New Trackpad Features",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/217"
    },
    "218": {
      "description": "Auto Layout is a powerful constraint-based layout engine that can drive complex and dynamic interfaces on both iOS and OS X.   Learn about the new UIStackView, now your first stop for interfaces built with Auto Layout. See how to build self-sizing views using Auto Layout, and gain critical insights into the inner workings of Auto Layout.",
      "title": "Mysteries of Auto Layout, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/218"
    },
    "219": {
      "description": "Continue your pursuit of Auto Layout mastery. Gain high level insight into how Auto Layout works, and strategies for debugging layout issues. Learn how to use new APIs for constraint creation and layout guides to build more complex layouts.",
      "title": "Mysteries of Auto Layout, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/219"
    },
    "220": {
      "description": "Learn about the latest enhancements to the Core Data framework. Hear how to efficiently delete objects, ensure uniqueness, and easily migrate your persistent stores to new locations.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Data",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/220"
    },
    "221": {
      "description": "Full screen windows enable people to focus on the task at hand by removing extra system UI and deferring to more of the content they care about. OS X 10.11 adds new flexibility to how these full screen windows can be configured and controlled. Hear from the experts how to get your Mac app ready to take advantage of this new functionality. Learn key strategies to making your window content be adaptive depending on the space available.",
      "title": "Improving the Full Screen Window Experience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/221"
    },
    "222": {
      "description": "iOS 9 brings complete right-to-left support for Arabic, Hebrew, and other languages.  Going beyond basic text, your app's entire interface can now flip to provide a native right-to-left experience. Learn what behavior you get for free from UIKit, and hear details about adding right-to-left support in custom interfaces.  Hear from experts about how to evaluate the readiness of your app for these languages.  Understand best practices to avoid common pitfalls and to create a seamless bi-directional app.",
      "title": "New UIKit Support for International User Interfaces",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/222"
    },
    "223": {
      "description": "Whether it's getting contact information, managing a social graph, or adding a new friend, Contacts are a critical piece of many apps. OS X El Capitan and iOS 9 now share a new Contacts API. Understand the design, goals, and benefits of this new framework. Gain critical insights into how to make a smooth transition for your app to this new framework.",
      "title": "Introducing the Contacts Framework for iOS and OS X",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/223"
    },
    "224": {
      "description": "App extensions allow powerful ways to expose your application's abilities throughout iOS and other apps. Discover best practices for various extension types and see how to effectively communicate between your extension and its parent application or the network. Learn techniques for using the shared keychain and see how to improve discovery of your share and action extensions.",
      "title": "App Extension Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/224"
    },
    "225": {
      "description": "NSCollectionView has been displaying grids of views for many years.  OS X 10.11 brings a major update to the capabilities of NSCollectionView.  Much of the design of UICollectionView in iOS is now available for OS X apps.  Understand the details of the enhancements and how you can harness them in your apps.",
      "title": "What's New in NSCollectionView",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/225"
    },
    "226": {
      "description": "Operations are a flexible way to model your app's business logic, but they can do so much more. See how NSOperation forms the heart of the WWDC app, and how using features like dependencies, readiness, and composition allow you to quickly and easily build dynamic and complex apps.",
      "title": "Advanced NSOperations",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/226"
    },
    "227": {
      "description": "With the majority of Apple's market outside of the US, it's critical to learn about the latest advancements in Internationalization support to make your app truly localized. Gain insight into best practices for using formatters to display information correctly, how to easily handle pluralization in any language, how to avoid the most common localization pitfalls, and much more. Whether you are looking to significantly expand your market or want to take advantage of powerful new features for all languages, you don't want to miss this session.",
      "title": "What's New in Internationalization",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/227"
    },
    "228": {
      "description": "Apple Watch apps should load quickly and be responsive to users. Learn tips and tricks for optimizing your existing apps and gain insights specific to communicating between Apple Watch and iPhone, creating responsive layouts, decreasing loading times, and more.",
      "title": "WatchKit Tips and Tricks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/228"
    },
    "229": {
      "description": "Dynamic interfaces create fluid and rich interactions. Hear about new dynamic behaviors that have been added in UIKit and how to take advantage of them in your applications. Gain a practical understanding of how to integrate dynamics with AutoLayout. Learn about enhancements to UI Kit Visual Effects.",
      "title": "What's New in UIKit Dynamics and Visual Effects",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/229"
    },
    "230": {
      "description": "Great performance is a prerequisite for delivering a compelling and immersive app experience that keeps users engaged. Learn best practices and strategies for characterizing and improving the performance of your code for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch.",
      "title": "Performance on iOS and watchOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/230"
    },
    "231": {
      "description": "Small improvements can make a big impact on your iOS app's performance and launch time. Learn best practices to optimize your UIKit-based applications. See how to future-proof your app for what may be next, and walk through numerous real world examples for more responsive and dynamic collection and table views.",
      "title": "Cocoa Touch Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/231"
    },
    "232": {
      "description": "NSProgress lets you easily and accurately report the progress of work in your app. Understand the concepts behind progress reporting and how to design code that accurately and efficiently reports its progress. Gain specific insights on how to receive progress updates from framework APIs, fold that into your own progress reporting, and show that progress in your app. Hear from the experts about best practices and how to master the NSProgress APIs.",
      "title": "Best Practices for Progress Reporting",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/232"
    },
    "233": {
      "description": "Learn about the touch input and drawing pipelines. Gain specific insights in how best to design your app to minimize latency in receiving touches and maximizing the performance of drawing content on the screen. Explore new API in UIKit and learn best practices for faster and smoother input.",
      "title": "Advanced Touch Input on iOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/233"
    },
    "234": {
      "description": "UIDocument is a robust way to model user-generated content in your app. See how to easily integrate your app's documents with iCloud, file extensions, and document browsers. Learn how to build a document-based app from the ground up.",
      "title": "Building Document Based Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/234"
    },
    "301": {
      "description": "Learn about the latest developments in managing Apple devices in large organizations. Learn the latest techniques to wirelessly configure settings, monitor compliance with policies, install apps and bulk configure devices with ease.",
      "title": "What's New in Managing Apple Devices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/301"
    },
    "302": {
      "description": "iTunes Connect is the gateway to sharing your creativity on the App Store. Learn about new opportunities to get your products out on Apple Watch. See how the latest improvements to TestFlight as well as other new upcoming features on the iTunes Connect, will help you make the most of Apple's digital storefront.",
      "title": "What's New in iTunes Connect",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/302"
    },
    "303": {
      "description": "App Analytics is the powerful new tool inside iTunes Connect. Get a walk through of the metrics related to user engagement, marketing campaigns, monetization and more. Gain valuable insights from data that only Apple provides, so you can build better iOS apps and a more informed app business.",
      "title": "Getting the Most out of App Analytics",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/303"
    },
    "304": {
      "description": "Get more acquainted with iTunes Connect, your gateway to the App Store. Dive into unique services like TestFlight for beta testing and Transporter to help automate metadata setup for your apps. Discover the power of adding rich media to your app store page, the benefits of broadening your distribution path globally, and the abundance of help resources.",
      "title": "iTunes Connect: Development to Distribution",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/304"
    },
    "306": {
      "description": "Automation is the life blood of any organization, providing speed, accuracy, and the ability to efficiently scale in-house processes. See how the automation technologies in OS X can easily and quickly configure shared-use iOS devices, generate, update, and distribute company documents and provide reliable desktop solutions for the back-office. With tools like Automator, AppleScript, and the new JavaScript for Automation (JXA), creating problem-solving solutions has become even easier and even more interesting.",
      "title": "Supporting the Enterprise with OS X Automation",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/306"
    },
    "401": {
      "description": "Discover new features that make it easier than ever to craft Objective-C APIs that work beautifully in Swift, as well as new Swift language features that provide even better interoperability. Apple engineers will also discuss enhancements to Apple's SDKs that improve the Swift experience.",
      "title": "Swift and Objective-C Interoperability",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/401"
    },
    "402": {
      "description": "Enhancements to LLDB simplify life for Swift and Objective-C developers alike. Experienced developers will find new powers within the debugging console, and learn more about the connection between the debugger and Swift REPL. Newcomers will get insight into the range of possibilities hidden behind the LLDB prompt.",
      "title": "What's New in LLDB",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/402"
    },
    "403": {
      "description": "See how you can incrementally add Swift into your existing Objective-C codebase and app development workflow. Learn how to leverage Swift's powerful language features to develop robust applications that are faster to write and easier to maintain.",
      "title": "Improving Your Existing Apps with Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/403"
    },
    "404": {
      "description": "The app distribution pipeline is becoming more powerful and flexible. Learn to create full featured apps that are delivered to users devices with new App Thinning features such as slicing and ODR. See how to integrate these new features into your continuous integration and testing processes, and discover workflows for creating on-demand, tailored content.",
      "title": "App Thinning in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/404"
    },
    "405": {
      "description": "Learn about the new features in Xcode playgrounds such as inline results, auxiliary sources and resources, multiple pages, and markup for formatted text. Find out how to explore programming problems in a playground, and create engaging experiences for teaching and learning.",
      "title": "Authoring Rich Playgrounds",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/405"
    },
    "406": {
      "description": "Xcode 7 introduces new UI testing features fully integrated into the IDE. Learn about the new APIs and how UI testing fits in with existing testing features in Xcode. See how to get started by recording your app, and how to efficiently craft and maintain UI tests.",
      "title": "UI Testing in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/406"
    },
    "407": {
      "description": "Apps that stand out must be attractive, intuitive, and easy to use. Interface Builder experts will give you the skills to turn your idea into a world class app. Learn to use the new stacks feature, create adaptable interfaces, employ asset catalogs, and design custom UI to build an outstanding app for Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.",
      "title": "Implementing UI Designs in Interface Builder",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/407"
    },
    "408": {
      "description": "At the heart of Swift's design are two incredibly powerful ideas: protocol-oriented programming and first class value semantics. Each of these concepts benefit predictability, performance, and productivity, but together they can change the way we think about programming. Find out how you can apply these ideas to improve the code you write.",
      "title": "Protocol-Oriented Programming in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/408"
    },
    "409": {
      "description": "Hear from the experts about how you can write faster Swift code and use Instruments to identify performance bottlenecks. Dive deep into specific techniques that will help you produce the most efficient code possible.",
      "title": "Optimizing Swift Performance",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/409"
    },
    "410": {
      "description": "Xcode 7 includes new code coverage features to help you design a powerful test harness for your app. Learn all about coverage along with integration and improvements with Xcode Server.",
      "title": "Continuous Integration and Code Coverage in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/410"
    },
    "411": {
      "description": "Learn how Swift can help you define away some common pitfalls in app development, allowing your apps to benefit from safer runtime behavior while enjoying strong guarantees provided by Swift at compile-time. Hear about how API availability checking in Swift allows you to easily take advantage of new APIs while guaranteeing safe deployment to earlier OS releases. See how enumerations and protocols can help not only maintain compile-time invariants between your app's code and assets but also reduce boilerplate.",
      "title": "Swift in Practice",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/411"
    },
    "412": {
      "description": "Learn about time profiling down to the disassembly level to help you investigate the minute details of your application that affect its performance and responsiveness.",
      "title": "Profiling in Depth",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/412"
    },
    "413": {
      "description": "Discover UI debugging and how to use advanced breakpoint actions to quickly explore and fix your app. Learn how the new Address Sanitizer feature finds buffer overflows, use-after-free errors, and other memory corruption bugs at run time.",
      "title": "Advanced Debugging and the Address Sanitizer",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/413"
    },
    "414": {
      "description": "Swift supports rich first-class value types in the form of powerful structs, which provide new ways to architect your apps. Learn about the differences between reference and value types, how value types help you elegantly solve common problems around mutability and thread safety, and discover how Swift's unique capabilities might change the way you think about abstraction.",
      "title": "Building Better Apps with Value Types in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/414"
    },
    "501": {
      "description": "Learn about exciting new features in WebKit and Safari that will help you make your content feel alive. See compelling new interactions made possible by the Force Touch trackpad and enhanced scrolling support. Expand your design toolkit with high performance filters for stunning image and backdrop effects, and embrace the connected living room with updated AirPlay support.",
      "title": "What's New in Web Development in WebKit and Safari",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/501"
    },
    "502": {
      "description": "FairPlay streaming provides industrial-grade protection for audio and video content. Learn how to implement and deploy FairPlay streaming to protect content when using HTTP Live Streaming.",
      "title": "Content Protection for HTTP Live Streaming",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/502"
    },
    "504": {
      "description": "The new SFSafariViewController class enables you to deliver interactive web content in your app just like Safari, including the key Safari UI elements already familiar to your users. See how to easily bring Safari features like Reader and AutoFill into your app, and provide a great web viewing experience with fewer lines of code.",
      "title": "Introducing Safari View Controller",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/504"
    },
    "505": {
      "description": "Safari has a powerful new interface for designing responsive web experiences. Explore this great new feature and other new capabilities and improvements to the Web Inspector—WebKit's built-in development tool. Discover how you can use Safari and Web Inspector to powerfully and efficiently design, debug, and optimize for the web.",
      "title": "Using Safari to Deliver and Debug a Responsive Web Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/505"
    },
    "506": {
      "description": "Learn how to use the new AVMutableMovie class to modify media files and simplify your editing workflows. See how to support segment-based editing and discover the power of sample reference movies.",
      "title": "Editing Movies in AV Foundation",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/506"
    },
    "507": {
      "description": "See what's new in Core Audio. Learn about enhancements to AVAudioEngine such as Compressed audio format support, more flexible node connections and new Sequencer functionality. Learn how to take advantage of digital audio between your OS X and iOS devices via Lightning. Learn best practices and what's new in AVAudioSession.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Audio",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/507"
    },
    "508": {
      "description": "Learn about using Audio Unit Extensions to provide your App with sophisticated audio manipulation and processing capabilities. Explore the architecture and  fundamentals of an App that uses Audio Unit Extensions, and how your app can benefit from their power.",
      "title": "Audio Unit Extensions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/508"
    },
    "509": {
      "description": "Learn how to increase app engagement by using universal links to lead users directly to your App when they tap links to your website. Discover how Smart App Banners and Shared Web Credentials give your users the most integrated mobile experience possible.",
      "title": "Seamless Linking to Your App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/509"
    },
    "510": {
      "description": "The newly-unified architecture of Core Image gives iOS and OS X apps access to even more image processing power. Learn about new CIFilters and enhancements to the CIKernel language. See how to use Core Image with AV Foundation and Metal to expand the capabilities of your app.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Image",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/510"
    },
    "511": {
      "description": "Safari in iOS 9 and OS X El Capitan delivers new ways for your app to extend Safari's behavior. Learn how to create Shared Links and Content Blocking extensions for iOS and OS X, and about changes to the Safari Extension development process.",
      "title": "Safari Extensibility: Content Blocking and Shared Links",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/511"
    },
    "602": {
      "description": "Model I/O provides a seamless infrastructure for accessing and managing 3D models. Its high-performance architecture supports reading and writing popular mesh and model formats, textures, and materials. Get introduced to the Model I/O framework and learn key details about its integration with SceneKit, MetalKit, and GLKit.",
      "title": "Managing 3D Assets with Model I/O",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/602"
    },
    "603": {
      "description": "Metal provides extremely efficient access to the GPU through its streamlined API and high-performance architecture. Check out what's new in Metal and dive into support for Metal on OS X. Understand enhancements to the Metal memory model and learn how to prepare assets for delivery in Metal-based apps and games.",
      "title": "What's New in Metal, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/603"
    },
    "604": {
      "description": "SpriteKit provides everything you'll need to build 2D games with high-performance graphics and engaging gameplay. Check out new APIs for managing a virtual camera and delivering spatial audio. See the all-new timeline-based Actions editor built right into Xcode, and learn about deep integration with Metal, SceneKit, GameplayKit, and more.",
      "title": "What's New in SpriteKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/604"
    },
    "605": {
      "description": "ReplayKit provides an easy-to-use framework that lets players record their gameplay — amazing plays, great victories, or solutions to tough challenges — and share video with other players and viewers online. Get introduced to the ReplayKit framework and see how to enable its capability for sharing game video and audio in your games and other apps. Then get the latest news about Game Center, Apple's social gaming network. Learn about the new model for pre-release testing with Game Center and enhancements for multiplayer games.",
      "title": "Going Social with ReplayKit and Game Center",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/605"
    },
    "606": {
      "description": "SceneKit is a high-level graphics framework that helps you create 3D animated scenes and effects in your apps. See how to take advantage of the new capabilities and performance gains enabled by SceneKit's new Metal-based renderer. Check out the innovative Scene Editor, enabling you to build game levels and other scenes directly within Xcode. Learn about new features for realistic shading, enhancements for physics, and dynamic spatial audio.",
      "title": "Enhancements to SceneKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/606"
    },
    "607": {
      "description": "Your app can be ready to harness the power of Metal starting with just a few lines of code. Get introduced to the new MetalKit framework and learn its simple API for model and texture loading, animation control, and other common tasks. Plug into Metal Performance Shaders and access a powerful library of image-processing operations tuned for Apple hardware.",
      "title": "What's New in Metal, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/607"
    },
    "608": {
      "description": "GameplayKit provides a collection of essential tools and techniques used to implement gameplay logic. Get introduced to the GameplayKit framework and see how to put its capabilities to work in your own titles. Learn about managing state machines, controlling game entities, and implementing rule systems. Dive into its built-in tools for randomization, pathfinding, and advanced simulation.",
      "title": "Introducing GameplayKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/608"
    },
    "609": {
      "description": "Dive into the tools and technologies used to construct the DemoBots developer sample. Gain a practical understanding of how DemoBots implements its gameplay logic with GameplayKit and visuals using SpriteKit.  See how the sample integrates On Demand Resources and other system services.",
      "title": "Deeper into GameplayKit with DemoBots",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/609"
    },
    "610": {
      "description": "Learn best practices to maximize the efficiency of your Metal based apps and attain high frame rates. Gain insight into powerful tools for analyzing and optimizing performance for both the CPU and GPU. Discover how to identify bottlenecks, tune performance hot-spots, and overcome any hurdles that could keep your app from reaching its potential.",
      "title": "Metal Performance Optimization Techniques",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/610"
    },
    "701": {
      "description": "Passbook is now Wallet.  Wallet stores your coupons, boarding passes, event tickets, and even the credit and debit cards you use with Apple Pay. In iOS 9, Wallet makes the Apple Pay experience even better and integrates more with Apple Watch.  Learn about the Wallet app, new kinds of passes, and how your app can integrate and interact with Wallet.",
      "title": "Wallet - The home for Apple Pay and more",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/701"
    },
    "702": {
      "description": "Apple Pay is the easy, secure, and private way to pay for physical goods and services within apps on iPhone 6, iPad Air 2, and iPad mini 3. Find out how you can increase conversion rates in your checkout experience by integrating with Apple Pay APIs. And learn more about what's new with Apple Pay within apps in iOS 9.",
      "title": "Apple Pay Within Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/702"
    },
    "703": {
      "description": "Learn about new developments in Privacy in iOS, OS X, and watchOS that impact your apps. Hear about best practices for delivering great features and respecting your customers' privacy.",
      "title": "Privacy and Your App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/703"
    },
    "704": {
      "description": "CloudKit is the framework that powers iCloud on iOS, OS X, and now iCloud on the web. Hear how we've been working to make CloudKit more accessible to all your users with the web services API and Javascript library. Learn about reporting available in the updated Dashboard and the new, more flexible public database storage pricing.",
      "title": "What's New in CloudKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/704"
    },
    "705": {
      "description": "See what's new in Core Motion. Learn how your application can take advantage of the motion sensors on iOS devices. Walk through new features of the pedometer and learn how to use the altimeter to take your app to the next level. Get personal with motion APIs and sensor data on the Apple Watch. Run through a demo that uses motion-context awareness to make an application feel smarter!",
      "title": "What's New in Core Motion",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/705"
    },
    "706": {
      "description": "Your reputation depends on protecting your users' data. Do this by taking advantage of the Security frameworks built into iOS, OS X and watchOS. Find out about new developments in Security and learn the best practices to develop secure apps and protect your users' data.",
      "title": "Security and Your Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/706"
    },
    "707": {
      "description": "Learn why efficient software is the key to long battery life for both OS X and iOS devices. We'll explore where the energy in our batteries goes, how Apple hardware and software efficiently manage energy, and how you can make your code most efficient to ensure long battery life.",
      "title": "Achieving All-day Battery Life",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/707"
    },
    "708": {
      "description": "Learn how to debug energy issues in your app. See the energy debugging tools on iOS and walk through debugging common energy issues in a sample app.",
      "title": "Debugging Energy Issues",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/708"
    },
    "709": {
      "description": "Making your app more discoverable leads to more downloads and generates revenue. iOS 9 adds a variety of ways to surface the rich content in your app making search results more relevant.  Understand how you can enhance search results with App History and CoreSpotlight.  See how small changes on your website can produce better Safari suggestions.  Gain insights into how deep app links can bring people directly where they want to go in your app, making your app's content even more discoverable and searchable than content on the traditional web.",
      "title": "Introducing Search APIs",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/709"
    },
    "710": {
      "description": "CloudKit.js is the new library that provides web access to your app data stored in iCloud. Explore the new web service APIs and learn how to extend your iOS or OS X apps to the web using CloudKit.",
      "title": "CloudKit JS and Web Services",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/710"
    },
    "711": {
      "description": "Learn about App Transport Security, HTTP/2 protocol support, new NSURLSession API, and best practices for networking in apps, extensions, and WatchKit apps.",
      "title": "Networking with NSURLSession",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/711"
    },
    "712": {
      "description": "The Accelerate framework gives you fast, energy efficient signal and image processing and linear algebra libraries. Learn about a new library, dedicated to high performance compression. simd.h, introduced in iOS 8 and OS X 10.10, is the unified 2d and 3d math library for graphics and games. Find out how you can use simd.h and what's new in iOS 9 and OS X 10.11.",
      "title": "Low Energy, High Performance: Compression and Accelerate",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/712"
    },
    "713": {
      "description": "Getting information to your Watch app is crucial. Learn how to leverage NSURLSession to get your data from the Internet. Tap into the new WatchConnectivity framework for device to device communication and transferring of data. See real-world examples and learn best practices to understand when to use your WatchKit extension and when to leverage your iPhone app.",
      "title": "Introducing Watch Connectivity",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/713"
    },
    "714": {
      "description": "Learn what's new in Core Location. Discover how to use Core Location with Apple Watch, and how to make the best use of location services to develop powerful and compelling apps.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Location",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/714"
    },
    "715": {
      "description": "CloudKit makes it easy to store and retrieve any kind of data from iCloud. Dive into the API with the CloudKit framework team as they explore some of its lesser-known features, explore best practices around subscriptions and queries, and reveal its hidden gems.",
      "title": "CloudKit Tips and Tricks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/715"
    },
    "717": {
      "description": "The Network Extension framework allows apps to customize and extend the core networking features of iOS and OS X. Learn how to use new VPN features and NetworkExtension API to create network security solutions for education and enterprise.",
      "title": "What's New in Network Extension and VPN",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/717"
    },
    "718": {
      "description": "watchOS and iOS Multitasking place increased demands on your application's efficiency and responsiveness.  With expert guidance from the GCD team, learn about threads, queues, runloops and best practices for their use in a modern app.  Take a deep dive into QoS, its propagation and advanced techniques for debugging your GCD-enabled app.",
      "title": "Building Responsive and Efficient Apps with GCD",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/718"
    },
    "719": {
      "description": "IPv6 is growing exponentially and carriers worldwide are moving to pure IPv6 APNs. Learn about new tools to test your apps for compatibility and get expert advice on making sure your apps work in all network environments.  iOS 9 and OS X 10.11 now support the latest TCP standards. Hear from the experts on TCP Fast Open and Explicit Congestion Notification, and find out how it benefits your apps.",
      "title": "Your App and Next Generation Networks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/719"
    },
    "720": {
      "description": "Remote notifications are sent by your server to the Apple Push Notification service, which pushes the notifications to each device. Your app may take different actions, such as displaying a message to the user or downloading new data. Find out about important changes to the provider protocol. Learn about enhancements to the way your app can respond to notifications.",
      "title": "What's New in Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/720"
    },
    "801": {
      "description": "Design for tomorrow's products today. See examples of how Apple and partners designed software for Apple Watch and other products before they even existed. Learn techniques for designing and prototyping so you can create great apps for hardware accessories and new products before they are available.",
      "title": "Designing for Future Hardware",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/801"
    },
    "802": {
      "description": "Apple Watch represents a new chapter in the way people relate to technology. It's the most personal device Apple has ever designed, and it enables new ways to receive information and to interact with apps. Learn about the foundations on which Apple Watch was designed and how they lead to Apple Watch apps that complement the iPhone, support lightweight interaction and deliver timely and relevant information to the wrist. Discover how to create usable and beautiful apps, notifications and glances through effective use of typography, information design, layout, animation, and color.",
      "title": "Designing for Apple Watch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/802"
    },
    "803": {
      "description": "Animation is a powerful tool for creating a delightful and intuitive app experience. We will show you how to get started with animations, how to make them effective for your user interface, and how to save time coding by building animations into interactive prototypes.",
      "title": "Designing with Animation",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/803"
    },
    "804": {
      "description": "Fonts lay at the intersection of design and engineering. Get introduced to typographic principles and how they apply to the San Francisco fonts. Hear what makes this family of fonts unique and how to effectively take advantage of their advanced features. Learn best practices when designing and implementing interfaces with text.",
      "title": "Introducing the New System Fonts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/804"
    },
    "805": {
      "description": "Get essential design guidance for creating Apple Watch apps that support quick and efficient interaction, make accessing features and information more convenient, and compliment their companion iOS apps. Learn key tips about information architecture, layout, typography, color and app icon design that will make your app easy to use, beautiful and delightful.",
      "title": "Apple Watch Design Tips and Tricks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc15/805"
    }
  },
  "2016": {
    "101": {
      "description": "WWDC 2016 Keynote",
      "title": "Keynote",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/101"
    },
    "102": {
      "description": "WWDC 2016 Platforms State of the Union",
      "title": "Platforms State of the Union",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/102"
    },
    "103": {
      "description": "Join us for an unforgettable award ceremony celebrating developers and their outstanding work. The 2016 Apple Design Awards recognize state of the art iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS apps that reflect excellence in design and innovation.",
      "title": "Apple Design Awards",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/103"
    },
    "104": {
      "description": "White House Champion of Change, Forbes 30 under 30 leader, and BBC Women of Africa Hero, Haben Girma is an acclaimed accessibility and inclusion advocate. The first deaf blind person to graduate from Harvard Law School, Haben champions equal access to information for people with disabilities, earning her recognition from both President Obama and President Clinton. Through this presentation, Haben will share how designing with accessibility in mind benefits not just users with disabilities, but developers, too. Throughout history, disability has sparked innovation, leading to breakthroughs in wide-ranging inventions from keyboards to telephones. Hear Haben's remarkable story and learn how incorporating universal access principles into product development can increase access for people with disabilities while simultaneously improving the overall usability of your app.",
      "title": "Disability and Innovation: The Universal Benefits of Accessible Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/104"
    },
    "105": {
      "description": "Wildlife populations across the globe face innumerable threats that have resulted in dwindling numbers of many species. Ginette Hemley, SVP of Wildlife Conservation at World Wildlife Fund, will take us through many of the bold new approaches to conservation that organizations like WWF are taking to tackle these challenges. One of the most promising and potentially game-changing ideas for solving conservation problems around the world is by applying technology in creative new ways. From examining polar bear DNA to utilizing devices such as thermal imaging cameras and gunshot detectors to drawing upon the power of social networks and apps, learn about the surprising ways that WWF and its partners are harnessing the power of technology to keep up with the planet's most urgent wildlife conservation challenges.",
      "title": "Tapping into Innovative Solutions to Save the World's Wildlife",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/105"
    },
    "106": {
      "description": "When Ajit Narayanan began working on technologies for children with disabilities in India in 2008, it was the beginning of an incredible journey down a rabbit hole — one that took him and his team on a wild ride across the worlds of electrical engineering, autism, cross-cultural communication and the mathematics of language. His journey led him to build Avaz, a wheelchair-mounted tablet to help people with disabilities communicate, then even more ambitiously, to invent FreeSpeech, an entirely new visual language that could break down language barriers altogether. Ajit will talk about the series of events that led to the creation of the Avaz and FreeSpeech apps, their impact in India and around the world (earning him the National Award for Empowerment of People with Disabilities from the President of India) and his ideas on the transformative role that apps can play in education.",
      "title": "Talking In Pictures: Reconstructing the Building Blocks of Language",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/106"
    },
    "108": {
      "description": "The heroes and villains of Marvel have captivated a worldwide audience for over 75 years. Marvel Games Creative Director Bill Rosemann lifts up the masks of Spider-Man, Black Panther, the Guardians of the Galaxy and more to reveal the true power behind the world's most heroic brand.",
      "title": "Marvel: Making a Difference in the Real World",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/108"
    },
    "201": {
      "description": "Following some simple practices when writing your app can help make it world-ready. Learn about what's new, how to take greater advantage of existing frameworks, and review some common pitfalls and how to avoid them. Hear some ideas for going one step further and optimizing your app for different countries.",
      "title": "Internationalization Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/201"
    },
    "202": {
      "description": "Explore the new accessibility features for iOS, tvOS, and macOS. Gain specific knowledge of how best to adapt your app to make it accessible to everyone, regardless of their physical or learning abilities. Learn from the experts about advanced accessibility topics and how best to structure your app interface for accessibility.",
      "title": "What's New in Accessibility",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/202"
    },
    "203": {
      "description": "macOS brings many new enhancements such as automatic window tabbing, enhanced color reproduction, and improved presentation of right-to-left languages. Get introduced to new APIs for these features and more, such as NSGridView and NSMeasurement. Learn about new conventions for APIs in Swift and Objective-C. This is your first stop to discover exciting new features in Cocoa sessions throughout the week.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/203"
    },
    "204": {
      "description": "Messages allows your apps to create an expressive experience within a conversation. Get an overview of the iMessage App architecture. See how Xcode can easily create a simple sticker pack with your art. Learn how to make an iMessage app that has a custom sticker grid and can make any image you create into a sticker. Go beyond the basic sticker and create animated stickers. Learn how to perfect your iMessage app presentation and layout.",
      "title": "iMessage Apps and Stickers, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/204"
    },
    "205": {
      "description": "The UIKit framework provides the crucial infrastructure needed to construct and manage iOS apps, and UIKit continues to advance the state of the art for app design with many new features. Dive straight into new features across the iOS frameworks that allow your apps to take advantage of many new system services, as well as to offer services to other apps. This is your first stop to discover the many sessions to see about harnessing the power of iOS 10.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa Touch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/205"
    },
    "206": {
      "description": "Apps are quickly changing how we experience TV today, and tvOS is the foundation upon which new apps and ideas are being built. Take your app to the next level with great new features in tvOS 10. Learn all about the new interface appearance APIs, support for badging and notifications, and more.",
      "title": "What's New in tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/206"
    },
    "207": {
      "description": "Underlying nearly every iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS application sits the Foundation framework. See how improvements to the fundamental set of API in Foundation will improve the experience of using Swift for the entire Cocoa and Cocoa Touch SDK. Learn how Foundation framework's new value types, adoption of standard library protocols, additional type safety, better generics, and custom operators will also make your own Swift code safer, faster, and more expressive.",
      "title": "What's New in Foundation for Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/207"
    },
    "208": {
      "description": "watchOS 3 brings together notifications, complications, and the new Dock to keep your apps glanceable and responsive. Find out about the new additions to watchOS to create stunning visuals and learn about new snapshotting APIs to ensure your app is up to date when people glance at their wrist. Take a tour of watchOS 3 enhancements with us and find out which sessions you won't want to miss throughout the week.",
      "title": "What's New in watchOS 3",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/208"
    },
    "209": {
      "description": "HealthKit offers more than ever to developers joining in Apple's vibrant health and fitness ecosystem. Discover new ways to integrate the popular activity-tracking features of Apple Watch with your own app. Learn how to contribute to an even more complete picture of users' health data by reading and writing Health Documents from your organization. Review core concepts for working with HealthKit and explore best practices for managing data to ensure your users enjoy a seamless experience.",
      "title": "Getting the Most Out of HealthKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/209"
    },
    "210": {
      "description": "Learn how to make your tvOS interface more dynamic, intuitive, and high-performing with tips and tricks learned in this session.",
      "title": "Mastering UIKit on tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/210"
    },
    "211": {
      "description": "Quick interactions are essential for creating a compelling Apple Watch app. Gain insights into new gesture, Digital Crown, navigation, and notification APIs, and see how to use these API alongside SceneKit and SpriteKit to create rich, glanceable interfaces. Explore how this expanded toolbox can help make your watch apps quick and responsive.",
      "title": "Quick Interaction Techniques for watchOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/211"
    },
    "212": {
      "description": "Join us for an introduction to TVMLKit, a template-based UI layout technology that is part of tvOS. Learn about new features coming in tvOS 10, as well as best practices in architecting your application, styling and customization of templates, and media playback.",
      "title": "Developing tvOS Apps Using TVMLKit: Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/212"
    },
    "213": {
      "description": "The best way to avoid technical debt is to incrementally build-up technical credit. This session builds on last year's Modernizing Existing Apps with Swift presentation to show you how you can continue modernizing your codebase while adopting best practices and adding new feature work.",
      "title": "Improving Existing Apps with Modern Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/213"
    },
    "214": {
      "description": "Learn how to bring your Content Blocker App Extensions to macOS and how to expose your application's abilities through Safari with Safari App Extensions. Safari App Extensions let you take full advantage of web technologies, Cocoa, and other system frameworks that you already use in your app on macOS.",
      "title": "Extending your App with Safari App Extensions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/214"
    },
    "215": {
      "description": "The focus interaction model is a critical component of an engaging and intuitive experience on tvOS. Learn more about how it works, some additions and changes to the API, as well as tips and tricks for making your tvOS app even better.",
      "title": "Focus Interaction on tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/215"
    },
    "216": {
      "description": "Direct onscreen manipulation is the cornerstone of the user experience on iOS. iOS 10 includes new support for making onscreen interactions even more immersive and interactive. Dive straight into the philosophy and techniques of building completely interactive, interruptible animations in your apps.",
      "title": "Advances in UIKit Animations and Transitions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/216"
    },
    "217": {
      "description": "iOS 10 introduces SiriKit, a new framework enabling apps to integrate with Siri. Simply by speaking, your apps can send messages, place calls, send payments, and more. Learn how SiriKit helps you create new experiences on iOS and explore design principles for creating a great Siri experience.",
      "title": "Introducing SiriKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/217"
    },
    "218": {
      "description": "Keeping your Apple Watch app up to date is key to creating a great experience on watchOS 3. Learn how to use the new background tasks to keep your complications and the new watchOS 3 Dock snapshots consistent with your app's underlying model. Discover how to get the most from NSURLSessions and Watch Connectivity to keep data fresh and glanceable.",
      "title": "Keeping Your Watch App Up to Date",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/218"
    },
    "219": {
      "description": "UICollectionView is a powerful class allowing your app to manage and customize the layout of views. iOS 10 brings enhancements for better performance, easier layout and brings features you've been looking for. Learn how to make your apps richer and faster by using new features in UICollectionView and its sibling, UITableView.",
      "title": "What's New in UICollectionView in iOS 10",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/219"
    },
    "220": {
      "description": "Learn essential best practices for using event input from Apple Pencil in your drawing apps. Gain a practical understanding of the concepts behind efficient and accurate touch event processing. Get details about the touch input pipeline on iOS and how to take advantage of it in all your apps.",
      "title": "Leveraging Touch Input on iOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/220"
    },
    "221": {
      "description": "Using On-Demand Resources allows you to create smaller app bundles, enable faster downloads, and add more content than ever before on iOS and tvOS. Learn the recommended approach for delivering apps packaged with On-Demand Resources. Explore strategies for pre-fetching content and understand how to optimize the first-launch experience.",
      "title": "Optimizing On-Demand Resources",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/221"
    },
    "222": {
      "description": "In this first part of a two part series, explore the motivation and concepts necessary to take advantage of trait collections. Walk through building an interface in Xcode and learn from the experts how to take advantage of new features to more easily create your app for different device sizes and configurations.",
      "title": "Making Apps Adaptive, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/222"
    },
    "223": {
      "description": "Search APIs make it easy for users to discover information in your app and the app itself. New features expand the search capabilities allowing users to search directly in your app and enable you to search your own app index. Learn about the latest API updates and the new privacy-friendly method for improving the ranking of your app content.",
      "title": "Making the Most of Search APIs",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/223"
    },
    "224": {
      "description": "Messages apps allow people to collaborate by using your app. Learn how people can work together to accomplish a task within the conversation. Customize the appearance of the messages your app can send. Learn about how to manage your app state in one-to-one and group conversations to provide an engaging and collaborative experience.",
      "title": "iMessage Apps and Stickers, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/224"
    },
    "225": {
      "description": "Learn by example how to integrate SiriKit into your app. See how easily you can create your first Intents extension to expose your app's core functionality in Siri. Find out how to bring your app's user interface into Siri, creating a unique and recognizable experience for your customers.",
      "title": "Extending Your Apps with SiriKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/225"
    },
    "226": {
      "description": "CloudKit is the framework that powers iCloud services on all of Apple's platforms. Learn about the new features that have been added over the past year, and dive deep into the new sharing APIs that lets you share private data between iCloud users.",
      "title": "What's New with CloudKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/226"
    },
    "227": {
      "description": "A well performing Watch app begins with great app architecture. Join us to discover strategies you can apply to keep your app responsive, lower your app's resume time, and stay memory efficient. Learn how we used these same principles in the Stocks app to enhance the user experience for watchOS 3.",
      "title": "Architecting for Performance on watchOS 3",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/227"
    },
    "228": {
      "description": "3D Touch adds a completely new dimension to the iOS user interface and introduces an entirely new way to interact with your iPhone. Explore the existing API and get introduced to additions in iOS 10 that allow you to push the boundaries of 3D Touch. Learn about best practices for incorporating 3D Touch into your apps, how to add support for Quick Actions, Peek, and Pop.",
      "title": "A Peek at 3D Touch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/228"
    },
    "229": {
      "description": "Learn about advanced techniques in TVML based apps, such as bridging between native and javascript code, creating your own custom views for use inside of templates, creating your own custom templates, how to introduce UIKit view controllers alongside TVMLKit based templates, and additional best practices you can apply to your apps.",
      "title": "Developing tvOS Apps Using TVMLKit: Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/229"
    },
    "230": {
      "description": "CallKit is a new framework that lets your VoIP app integrate tightly with the native Phone UI. Learn how you can have your incoming calls displayed fully on the lock screen. Get details on how people can choose to use your app when making calls from the native Phone app's contacts, favorites, and recents. See how adopting CallKit lets your app coexist seamlessly with other active calls, and allow your calls to interact with CarPlay and Bluetooth accessories.",
      "title": "Enhancing VoIP Apps with CallKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/230"
    },
    "231": {
      "description": "CloudKit keeps app data updated across iOS, macOS, watchOS, tvOS, and the web so you can focus on building your app. Hear best practices from the CloudKit engineering team about how to take advantage of the APIs and push notifications in order to provide your users with the best experience. Learn about the ways Apple apps use CloudKit and how you can apply the same approaches in your app.",
      "title": "CloudKit Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/231"
    },
    "232": {
      "description": "Building a great international user interface goes beyond just translating your app. Explore new and improved APIs in iOS, macOS, and watchOS, and learn how Xcode 8 makes it easy to provide directional images to build first class apps for RTL languages. Hear from experts on how to fine-tune your international UI to create a seamless bidirectional experience and take your app in a new direction.",
      "title": "What's New in International User Interfaces",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/232"
    },
    "233": {
      "description": "In this second part of a two part series, go beyond the basics in understanding how to make your apps adaptive. Learn through practical examples how to extend your application interfaces using UIKit. Get introduced to best practices for structuring your app for flexible interface designs. Learn from the experts what to keep in mind as you build apps for the future, today.",
      "title": "Making Apps Adaptive, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/233"
    },
    "234": {
      "description": "ResearchKit is an open source framework you can use to build compelling apps that gather and present meaningful data used in medical research. Learn about new capabilities, how to create and extend surveys, how to create active tasks that use touch or other built-in and third-party accessory features, and how to effectively participate in the community.",
      "title": "What's New in ResearchKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/234"
    },
    "235": {
      "description": "HealthKit provides robust tools for building great workout apps for Apple Watch. Learn how your workout app can collect data from Watch sensors, run and analyze data in real-time in the background, and contribute to Activity rings. Gain insights into creating a great standalone Watch experience and see how to display your workouts within the Health app and the Activity app on iOS.",
      "title": "Building Great Workout Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/235"
    },
    "236": {
      "description": "Get details about new features of Auto Layout in Xcode, Cocoa and Cocoa Touch. Explore the new NSGridView, allowing your Cocoa app to easily build grid interfaces. Dive deeper into new tools that enable you to quickly diagnose layout issues in your interface. Learn about the new features in Xcode to quickly build adaptive interfaces.",
      "title": "What's New in Auto Layout",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/236"
    },
    "237": {
      "description": "CareKit is a new open source framework designed to help you create personal care apps that can monitor, present and share personal health information. Learn how to create and extend Care Cards and an Insight Dashboard, and to package information for sharing with families or professional caregivers.",
      "title": "Getting Started with CareKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/237"
    },
    "238": {
      "description": "The Foundation framework, which includes the root object class, classes representing basic data types such as strings and byte arrays, and collection classes for storing other objects, has added new support for specifying Units and Measurements. Understand how to model your measurements and convert within dimensions. Learn from the experts how to use and surface Units and Measurements in your interfaces.",
      "title": "Measurements and Units",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/238"
    },
    "239": {
      "description": "Examine the technologies that make a modern macOS app. Come learn from the experts how to harness the power of Cocoa to build powerful, immersive apps. Whether you're a seasoned Cocoa developer or new to the platform, this session is for you.",
      "title": "Crafting Modern Cocoa Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/239"
    },
    "240": {
      "description": "iOS and macOS can proactively promote your app and data, thereby increasing user engagement. See how adopting a few simple APIs to inform the OS about your app's capabilities can lead to your app being suggested in various places like the app switcher, on the lock screen, Contacts, and more.",
      "title": "Increase Usage of Your App With Proactive Suggestions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/240"
    },
    "241": {
      "description": "Launched last year with iOS 9 and macOS El Capitan, the new Transit feature in Apple Maps is customized for each city where it's available. Hear about how the Apple Maps team ensures a great customer experience through a combination of transit agency data, field survey, and close attention to the unique transit culture of each city. If you're a transit agency, learn about how you can help to ensure your customers have the most reliable information in Apple Maps.",
      "title": "Public Transit in Apple Maps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/241"
    },
    "242": {
      "description": "Core Data is a framework that you can use to manage the model layer objects in your application, providing generalized and automated solutions to common tasks associated with object life cycle, object graph management, and persistence. Learn about the latest advancements in and explore best practices for taking full advantage of this powerful framework.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Data",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/242"
    },
    "301": {
      "description": "See what's new in subscriptions. Learn how our improvements give you more flexibility and control over pricing, and provide powerful incentives to engage and retain your customers.",
      "title": "Introducing Expanded Subscriptions in iTunes Connect",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/301"
    },
    "302": {
      "description": "Search Ads provides a new way to increase awareness of your apps in App Store search results. Learn how sponsored ads in App Store search work, see a preview of the powerful targeting options, reporting and attribution features and how quick and easy it is to get started.",
      "title": "Introducing Search Ads",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/302"
    },
    "303": {
      "description": "Learn about the latest developments in managing Apple devices in large organizations including Classroom and Shared iPad for Education. Learn the latest techniques to wirelessly configure settings, monitor compliance with policies, install apps and bulk configure devices with ease.",
      "title": "What's New in Apple Device Management",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/303"
    },
    "304": {
      "description": "Even consumer-focused apps are used by people in business and education. See how minor changes can fine tune your app to meet the needs of these large organizations. Learn best practices for synching user-specific content on Shared iPad and how to add deep-link support for Classroom app, authentication integration via Touch ID, AppConfig driven customization, and much more.",
      "title": "Best Practices for Building Apps Used in Business and Education",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/304"
    },
    "305": {
      "description": "iTunes Connect has been updated to make your experience with delivering apps to the App Store even better. Learn about time-saving improvements to managing screenshots, new ways to stay up to date with the iTunes Connect for iOS app, and upcoming features to help you gain insights into your data in App Analytics.",
      "title": "What's New in iTunes Connect",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/305"
    },
    "401": {
      "description": "Xcode provides powerful options for managing projects for small and large development teams. Learn how new features in Xcode simplify the process of certificate management, app signing and configuration of your project's build settings.",
      "title": "What's New in Xcode App Signing",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/401"
    },
    "402": {
      "description": "Hear about the newest features in Swift 3, the third major release of the safe, fast, and expressive language, and the first major release built with the open source community. Gain insight into the latest changes in Xcode including enhanced migration support to help move your code to Swift 3. Learn how you can get involved in the open source community at Swift.org.",
      "title": "What's New in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/402"
    },
    "403": {
      "description": "Swift 3 introduces new API Design Guidelines specifically crafted to the unique character of Swift for clear, concise code. This talk will explore the philosophy behind the Swift API Design Guidelines and their application throughout the Swift Standard Library and the Cocoa and Cocoa Touch APIs. See how this API transformation will affect your Swift code and learn how to ensure a smooth transition to Swift 3. Learn how Swift 3 imports Objective-C APIs and how to expose rich Swift interfaces for existing Objective-C libraries.",
      "title": "Swift API Design Guidelines",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/403"
    },
    "404": {
      "description": "Updated to include the latest features, syntax and best practices for Swift 3, this session introduces the basics of the Swift programming language. Learn the recommended manner in which to declare variables, define functions, work with fundamental value types, protocols, generics, and more. Explore some of the great features that make Swift a safe, fast, and expressive language.",
      "title": "Getting Started with Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/404"
    },
    "405": {
      "description": "The Apple LLVM compiler in Xcode 8 adds new language features, improved diagnostics, and more powerful optimizations. Get an overview of some new Objective-C and C++ features and learn how to use advanced optimizations to speed up your apps.",
      "title": "What's New in LLVM",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/405"
    },
    "406": {
      "description": "Launching an App is a complicated and subtle process and the ramifications on launch times of different App design patterns are often non-obvious. Come learn what happens in the time between when an App begins launching and when the main() function gets control and how that time relates to the code and structure of your App. Learn about the inner details of the dynamic loader, dyld, and best practices for structuring your code to perform at its best from the very start.",
      "title": "Optimizing App Startup Time",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/406"
    },
    "407": {
      "description": "Making your app accessible helps you reach all of your potential users. Get introduced to the new Accessibility Inspector and learn how it streamlines finding and fixing accessibility issues across all Apple platforms. Go beyond the basics with our experts as they guide you through the process of optimizing accessibility for your app",
      "title": "Auditing Your Apps for Accessibility",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/407"
    },
    "408": {
      "description": "Learn more about Swift Playgrounds, the new iPad app that teaches coding using the powerful Swift programming language. Explore the featured content, complete with puzzles that help you master each coding concept. Learn more about the coding features of Swift Playgrounds and see how the editing experience was re-imagined for touch. Learn to use the included templates to build playgrounds and look at the available features in the new playground book format.",
      "title": "Introducing Swift Playgrounds",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/408"
    },
    "409": {
      "description": "Take an advanced class in Testing and Xcode Server. You'll gain an in-depth knowledge on the lifecycle of a test, how they're are hosted, and how using modern observation can help you make bulletproof tests for your app. Then, learn about changes in Xcode Server that make continuous integration easier than ever, including configuring your own user for testing, enhancements to issue tracking, email notifications and support for crash logs.",
      "title": "Advanced Testing and Continuous Integration",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/409"
    },
    "410": {
      "description": "Discover Xcode's enhancements for debugging autolayout issues at runtime. Learn how issues inside complex GKStateMachine objects can be easily debugged at runtime. Gain insight into finding performance bottlenecks inside SpriteKit and SceneKit apps more easily with the enhanced FPS gauge. Understand how to fix leaked and abandoned memory in your app by inspecting the heap from within your typical Xcode debugging workflow.",
      "title": "Visual Debugging with Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/410"
    },
    "411": {
      "description": "Join engineers from the Instruments team for another focused look at the System Trace Instruments profiling template and how to get the most out of it. Discover how threads, virtual memory, and locking interact to affect performance. Dive deep for a practical look at how you can improve your app's responsiveness and keep your users engaged.",
      "title": "System Trace in Depth",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/411"
    },
    "412": {
      "description": "Xcode 8 makes it easier to find several new categories of bugs with improvements in Runtime Sanitization and the Clang Static Analyzer. The Thread Sanitizer will help you find data races and other concurrency bugs. The static analyzer has been extended to search for localizability issues, check nullability, and find memory leaks in MRR code.",
      "title": "Thread Sanitizer and Static Analysis",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/412"
    },
    "413": {
      "description": "Xcode enables you to create great apps for Apple platforms. This session will introduce you to the basics of creating a project with Xcode, and more. You'll learn how to comfortably navigate your project and gain insights into working with workspaces, targets, and schemes. We'll introduce you to version control workflows, and walk through using Xcode's source editors and design tools. Join us if you're new to Apple platforms or want to learn more about using Xcode.",
      "title": "Introduction to Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/413"
    },
    "414": {
      "description": "Learn about all of the new, and a few existing, features of Xcode source editor. See how you can make the most of new code completion features, Swift image and color literals, and snippets. We'll also show how to add commands to the source editor with new Xcode Extensions that you can distribute on the Mac App Store.",
      "title": "Using and Extending the Xcode Source Editor",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/414"
    },
    "415": {
      "description": "While the Swift language makes it easy to write software that is incredibly fast and safe by design, Swift being open source means you can use it on an even broader range of platforms, from mobile devices to the desktop and in the cloud. Come for an overview of available projects at Swift.org and examples of the community in action.",
      "title": "Going Server-side with Swift Open Source",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/415"
    },
    "416": {
      "description": "In this advanced session, find out how structs, classes, protocols, and generics are implemented in Swift. Learn about their relative costs in different dimensions of performance. See how to apply this information to speed up your code.",
      "title": "Understanding Swift Performance",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/416"
    },
    "417": {
      "description": "Spend an hour with the team responsible for the technology behind Xcode's debugger: LLDB. Find out what's new, what's been there all along that you didn't know about, and how best to take advantage of it all. This session will cover a range of topics with tips for both newcomers and experienced developers.",
      "title": "Debugging Tips and Tricks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/417"
    },
    "418": {
      "description": "Learn how to make your apps faster and more efficient in this introduction to Time Profiler in Instruments. Walk through how to use Time Profiler to measure your app's performance. Learn how Time Profiler works and can be used to identify problems and verify your fixes. Discover how easy it is to improve your app's power usage and performance by using Instruments throughout your development process.",
      "title": "Using Time Profiler in Instruments",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/418"
    },
    "419": {
      "description": "Building on last year's Protocol-Oriented Programming and Building Better Apps with Value Types sessions, this year's session will highlight tips and tricks for building better Swift apps. See how you can incorporate these design approaches into a real MVC-based Cocoa Touch app, especially in the view and controller layers, where you might not have thought of using these techniques before.",
      "title": "Protocol and Value Oriented Programming in UIKit Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/419"
    },
    "420": {
      "description": "The Web Inspector provides some sleek new tools to help you understand your app's web content performance and memory usage. Explore how you can use Web Inspector's new memory and JavaScript profiling tools to debug web content on iOS and macOS. Discover new features and learn best practices to maximize your effectiveness with the Web Inspector tools.",
      "title": "Optimizing Web Content in Your App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/420"
    },
    "501": {
      "description": "People love to take pictures with iPhone. In fact, it's the most popular camera in the world, and photography apps empower this experience. Explore new AVFoundation Capture APIs which allow for the capture of Live Photos, RAW image data from the camera, and wide color photos.",
      "title": "Advances in iOS Photography",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/501"
    },
    "502": {
      "description": "Become a News Publisher. Apple News allows you to monetize your stories and find new readers. Learn how to sign up and discover how easy it is to integrate with your existing CMS or author stories using the News Publisher authoring tool.",
      "title": "Getting Published in Apple News",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/502"
    },
    "503": {
      "description": "AVFoundation is a powerful framework for media operations, providing capture, editing, playback, and export. Learn about new APIs and methods for media playback. Create seamless loops, simplify your playback logic with \"autowait\", and see how to deliver an even faster playback startup experience.",
      "title": "Advances in AVFoundation Playback",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/503"
    },
    "504": {
      "description": "HTTP Live Streaming offers a reliable media playback experiences over a wide variety of network conditions. Join us to learn how to deliver offline playback using the same media assets you already host for online playback. See new additions to the HLS protocol, such as support for fragmented MP4 and in-playlist metadata.",
      "title": "What's New in HTTP Live Streaming",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/504"
    },
    "505": {
      "description": "iOS 10 and macOS 10.12 brings a powerful set of new APIs to work with many types of photos. Explore using Core Image to process RAW image files from many popular cameras and recent iOS devices. See how to edit and enhance Live Photos directly within your app.",
      "title": "Live Photo Editing and RAW Processing with Core Image",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/505"
    },
    "506": {
      "description": "AVKit on tvOS offers an intuitive user interface for interaction with your media on this powerful new platform. AVKit is built on AVFoundation, which gives you access to the full potential of platform services for operating on time-based audiovisual media. Learn how to leverage the new content proposal APIs, and how to create a seamless interstitial playback experience. Management of media metadata and chapter navigation will also be covered.",
      "title": "AVKit on tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/506"
    },
    "507": {
      "description": "iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS offer a rich set of tools and APIs for recording, processing, and playing back audio in your apps. Learn how to choose the right API for your app, and the details on implementing each of them in order to deliver an outstanding audio experience.",
      "title": "Delivering an Exceptional Audio Experience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/507"
    },
    "508": {
      "description": "Apple News beautifully introduces new readers to your stories. Learn about Apple News Format and how it can be used to author rich, responsive stories that intelligently adapt to all screen sizes. Discover the many features of Apple News including interactive galleries, video, audio, and animations which help to make your content more engaging than ever.",
      "title": "Using Apple News Format to Create Rich and Responsive Stories",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/508"
    },
    "509": {
      "description": "iOS 10 brings a brand new Speech Recognition API that allows you to perform rapid and contextually informed speech recognition in both file-based and realtime scenarios. In this video, you will learn all about the new API and how to bring advanced speech recognition services into your apps.",
      "title": "Speech Recognition API",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/509"
    },
    "510": {
      "description": "HTTP Live Streaming enables the reliable delivery of media content over a wide variety of network conditions. Learn best practices in HLS authoring, see how to verify your streams using the HTTP Live Streaming tools, and apply the results to improve the performance of your streams.",
      "title": "Validating HTTP Live Streams",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/510"
    },
    "511": {
      "description": "Continue your learning from Session 501: Advances in iOS Photography, with some additional details on scene monitoring and resource management in AVFoundation's powerful new AVCapturePhotoOutput API.",
      "title": "AVCapturePhotoOutput - Beyond the Basics",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/511"
    },
    "601": {
      "description": "ReplayKit is an easy-to-use framework that enables players to share gameplay recordings or broadcast live games to players and viewers online. Watch how live broadcasting can help build community and create new fans for your apps and games. Understand the APIs to include player commentary via the microphone and front-facing camera on iPhone and iPad, and check out new support for ReplayKit on Apple TV.",
      "title": "Go Live with ReplayKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/601"
    },
    "602": {
      "description": "Metal provides the best access to the GPU on iOS, tvOS, and macOS, enabling you to maximize the graphics and compute potential of your apps and games. Get introduced to the essential concepts behind Metal, its low-overhead architecture, streamlined API, and support for efficient multi-threading. Start learning how to code with Metal in a walkthrough of rendering a basic scene.",
      "title": "Adopting Metal, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/602"
    },
    "603": {
      "description": "Building on the fundamentals, dive into the specifics of constructing games and graphics apps with Metal. Learn about scene management and understand how to manage and update Metal resources. Understand the rendering loop, command encoding, and multi-thread synchronization.",
      "title": "Adopting Metal, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/603"
    },
    "604": {
      "description": "Metal is the powerful low-overhead graphics and compute technology designed to unlock the power of the GPU. Check out the latest additions to the Metal frameworks and get details about supporting tessellation in your apps and games. Discover how to take control over synchronization and learn how to use resource heaps for even more efficient memory usage. See what's new in Metal debugging and profiling tools and gain insight into analyzing and optimizing performance.",
      "title": "What's New in Metal, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/604"
    },
    "605": {
      "description": "Discover enhancements to the Metal shading language and how to use function specialization to improve performance while reducing the number of shader configurations in your app. Take advantage of resource read-writes to enable amazing new rendering techniques, understand how to support wide color, and accelerate your deep learning algorithms using the Metal Performance Shaders framework.",
      "title": "What's New in Metal, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/605"
    },
    "606": {
      "description": "The Metal shading language is an easy-to-use programming language for writing graphics and compute functions which execute on the GPU. Dive deeper into understanding the design patterns, memory access models, and detailed shader coding best practices which reduce bottlenecks and hide latency. Intended for experienced shader authors with a solid understanding of GPU architecture and hoping to extract every possible cycle.",
      "title": "Advanced Metal Shader Optimization",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/606"
    },
    "607": {
      "description": "Apple TV presents an incredible opportunity for developers to create new games made for the living room. See how the Game Controller framework can tap into the Siri Remote to harness touch and the built-in accelerometer and gyroscope to deliver engaging gameplay. Learn how to fully integrate MFi controllers, and understand best practices for developing titles that require a game controller.",
      "title": "Controlling Game Input for Apple TV",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/607"
    },
    "608": {
      "description": "GameplayKit provides developers a collection of essential tools and techniques used to implement modern gameplay algorithms. Learn what's new in GameplayKit and check out advances in pathfinding, autonomous agents, and game AI, as well as many enhancements supporting GameplayKit in Xcode. Tap into new capabilities for 2D and 3D spatial partitioning, and explore noise-based procedural data generation useful for height maps, natural textures, and more.",
      "title": "What's New in GameplayKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/608"
    },
    "609": {
      "description": "SceneKit is a fully featured high-level graphics framework enabling your apps and games to create 3D animated scenes and effects. Witness the biggest leap forward in SceneKit yet with the introduction of its new Physically-Based Renderer (PBR). Dive into new APIs for accurate materials, physically-based lights, HDR effects, and enhancements in Model I/O. Walk through an example game using PBR and see how to integrate its workflow into your development.",
      "title": "Advances in SceneKit Rendering",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/609"
    },
    "610": {
      "description": "SpriteKit adds new features to make it even easier to create high-performance, power-efficient 2D games. See how tile maps enable you to lay out large scenes quickly and check out new APIs for warp transformations and custom shader attributes. Learn about focus-based interactions on Apple TV, rendering on Apple Watch, and new tools built right into Xcode for measuring performance and integrating with GameplayKit.",
      "title": "What's New in SpriteKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/610"
    },
    "611": {
      "description": "Dive into the latest additions to Game Center, Apple's social gaming network. Check out new capabilities for persistent game sessions and how they provide added flexibility for single-player, real-time multiplayer, and turn-based games. Learn about changes that streamline Game Center and a new way to send game invites and join multiplayer matches.",
      "title": "What's New in Game Center",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/611"
    },
    "612": {
      "description": "watchOS 3 adds a lineup of technologies for developing games that are responsive, lightweight, and fun. Gain insights into techniques for creating great games for Apple Watch. Discover how to take advantage of gesture recognizers and the Digital Crown for gameplay, SpriteKit and SceneKit for 2D and 3D graphics, and Game Center for turn-based multiplayer games.",
      "title": "Game Technologies for Apple Watch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/612"
    },
    "701": {
      "description": "The Apple File System (APFS) is the next-generation file system designed to scale from an Apple Watch to a Mac Pro. APFS is optimized for Flash/SSD storage, and engineered with encryption as a primary feature. Learn about APFS benefits versus HFS+ and how to make sure your file system code is compatible.",
      "title": "Introducing Apple File System",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/701"
    },
    "702": {
      "description": "The StoreKit API allows apps to request payment for additional functionality or content. Hear about the latest changes to StoreKit including Swift 3.0 APIs, updates to Subscriptions and using StoreKit with iMessage apps. Learn best practices for receipt management and Sandbox testing.",
      "title": "Using Store Kit for In-App Purchases with Swift 3",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/702"
    },
    "703": {
      "description": "This year, Apple Pay is coming to the web with Safari on both macOS and iOS. Now you can experience the convenience and security of Apple Pay in your store, in your app, and on your website. Discover how easy it is to set up Apple Pay on the web, and learn how designing for Apple Pay can increase conversions, user engagement, and customer satisfaction.",
      "title": "Apple Pay on the Web",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/703"
    },
    "704": {
      "description": "Get the latest news and updates from the Wallet and Apple Pay teams. Learn how to integrate Apple Pay into more places than ever before including watchOS, iOS Messages and Intents extensions. Learn about new tools to make testing and developing your Apple Pay-enabled apps even easier. We'll also cover new features in Wallet for retailers, banks, and card issuers.",
      "title": "What's New with Wallet and Apple Pay",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/704"
    },
    "705": {
      "description": "Have you saved our 63-page iOS security white paper to your Reading List but find yourself too busy making great apps to get through it? You can keep your good intentions to devour every last detail, but meanwhile come join us for an illuminating talk on why we care so deeply about security as a design philosophy central to all our iOS products.",
      "title": "How iOS Security Really Works",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/705"
    },
    "706": {
      "description": "Designing security into your app requires that you follow secure coding practices and use the security features that are built into the operating system. Learn about new developments in Security on iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS that impact your apps. Hear about best practices for developing and distributing secure apps and protecting people's data.",
      "title": "What's New in Security",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/706"
    },
    "707": {
      "description": "Push and locally scheduled notifications can provide people with timely information and provide them with the ability to take appropriate actions in response. Hear about the new APIs to schedule, respond to, and manage delivery of notifications. Learn how to write an extension to decrypt and augment push notifications before they are displayed.",
      "title": "Introduction to Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/707"
    },
    "708": {
      "description": "3D Touch on Notifications provides users with access to media attachments and live content. See how your app can take advantage of this new functionality to provide a rich interactive experience within the notification itself.",
      "title": "Advanced Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/708"
    },
    "709": {
      "description": "Learn about new developments in Privacy on iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS that impact you and your apps. Explore techniques to respect your users' privacy while building great features into your apps.",
      "title": "Engineering Privacy for Your Users",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/709"
    },
    "710": {
      "description": "Learn what's new with HomeKit in iOS 10 including support for new types of accessories such as cameras and doorbells, enhancements in remotely connecting with accessories, how set up of Wi-Fi HomeKit accessories has been greatly improved, and how to write HomeKit enabled tvOS Apps.",
      "title": "What's New in HomeKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/710"
    },
    "711": {
      "description": "NSURLSession provides a rich set of methods to support uploading and downloading content via HTTP and newer HTTP-based protocols, authentication with web servers, local caching of resources, and transfers that occur in the background while your app isn't running — simplifying the complexities of modern day networking. Learn about new enhancements in HTTP/2, introspection capabilities with networking metrics, and security and privacy enhancements for you and your customers.",
      "title": "NSURLSession: New Features and Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/711"
    },
    "712": {
      "description": "Discover the fascinating details behind the display of color on Apple platforms. Go beyond the basics and learn how your apps can take advantage of a wider and deeper representation of color on iOS and macOS. Gain specific insights from the experts on optimizing your artwork asset pipeline and explore new API to develop more vivd, true to life experiences.",
      "title": "Working with Wide Color",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/712"
    },
    "713": {
      "description": "Core Motion enables your applications to access a wide array of sensors on iOS and watchOS devices. Discover how steps and activity detection can be used with user elevation changes to develop fitness apps. Explore ways to observe wrist rotation and effort and translate them to immersive health and fitness experiences.",
      "title": "Health and Fitness with Core Motion",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/713"
    },
    "714": {
      "description": "The next wave of the Internet's evolution is happening now. You'll learn best practices for supporting IPv6, restricting cellular usage, and using Quality of Service to create a fast lane for your iOS apps. Discover how to support a multilingual Internet by using UTF-8, and how new internationalized domain names and email addresses affect you.",
      "title": "Networking for the Modern Internet",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/714"
    },
    "715": {
      "description": "The Accelerate framework gives you fast, energy efficient signal and image processing and linear algebra libraries. Learn about new libraries dedicated to high performance neural networks and numerical integration.",
      "title": "Neural Networks and Accelerate",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/715"
    },
    "716": {
      "description": "Discover how to give users a great location-aware experience while conserving power across all Apple platforms. Learn best practices for using Core Location, how an App can use and manage Circular and Beacon Regions, defer or pause location updates, and how to use Visit Monitoring to determine the interesting places the user has been. Get an overview of how a user authorizes an App's use of location services.",
      "title": "Core Location Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/716"
    },
    "719": {
      "description": "Gain specific insights into tuning your application for better I/O performance. Learn best practices to reduce local storage operations and trim your memory usage. Get details on how to update your app to increase responsiveness and extend battery life.",
      "title": "Optimizing I/O for Performance and Battery Life",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/719"
    },
    "720": {
      "description": "Swift 3 provides new interfaces that make it easier than ever to write applications with Grand Central Dispatch. Learn the basics of GCD and best practices on how to use it to architect your Swift application. You'll also hear about new APIs and other GCD improvements.",
      "title": "Concurrent Programming With GCD in Swift 3",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/720"
    },
    "721": {
      "description": "The new Unified Logging and Tracing System for iOS and macOS uses Activity Tracing for performance, consolidates kernel and user-space logging, and has many other improvements. Learn how Logging and Tracing can help you debug and troubleshoot issues with your apps.",
      "title": "Unified Logging and Activity Tracing",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/721"
    },
    "722": {
      "description": "CarPlay is a smarter, safer way to use your iPhone in the car. Learn how CarPlay works and how to design your car's infotainment system to work seamlessly with iPhone. Understand best practices for a great user experience that integrates CarPlay with the car's native system.",
      "title": "Developing CarPlay Systems, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/722"
    },
    "723": {
      "description": "Learn how CarPlay integrates with your car's infotainment system. Understand how CarPlay is designed to work with your car's resources including the display, speakers, microphone, user inputs, steering wheel controls, instrument cluster and sensors.",
      "title": "Developing CarPlay Systems, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/723"
    },
    "724": {
      "description": "Starting with a review of the HTTP/2 based provider API, you will learn about an important new feature: Token Based Authentication. Learn to connect to APNs using authentication tokens for sending pushes via the HTTP/2 API, relieving you of the overhead associated with maintaining valid certificates.",
      "title": "What's New in the Apple Push Notification Service",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/724"
    },
    "725": {
      "description": "AirPrint works everywhere, including Enterprise environments. Learn how to deploy AirPrint in the Enterprise, how to set up an AirPrint Bluetooth Beacon which is new in iOS 10, and how to make sure your users take full advantage of AirPrint features.",
      "title": "Deploying AirPrint in Enterprise",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/725"
    },
    "801": {
      "description": "Inclusive design means making your app intuitive, appropriate, and delightful for a global audience and people who have accessibility challenges. Learn easy-to-follow techniques for making your app culturally-relevant and accessible through use of type, layout, color and iconography.",
      "title": "Inclusive App Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/801"
    },
    "802": {
      "description": "Change the way the world experiences television through apps that are designed to be immersive, intuitive and easy to use. Learn best practices and techniques to take advantage of the big screen and the Siri Remote.",
      "title": "Designing for tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/802"
    },
    "803": {
      "description": "Typography is essential to an app's form and function. Learn principles of good typography and techniques to apply them to your work. Make the most of the advanced features in our system fonts, and learn best practices for using custom fonts.",
      "title": "Typography and Fonts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/803"
    },
    "804": {
      "description": "watchOS 3 represents a big leap forward for Apple Watch and the apps that run on it. Performance improvements, powerful graphics and animation capabilities, deeper access to device capabilities, and a refined navigation model lay the foundation for designing useful and stunning Apple Watch apps. Learn best practices and techniques for making complications, notifications and apps that are highly actionable, glanceable and responsive.",
      "title": "Designing Great Apple Watch Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/804"
    },
    "805": {
      "description": "You're familiar with Keynote for making presentations, but it's also a powerful tool for exploring, iterating and refining user interface layouts and workflows. Learn techniques and best practices for using Keynote to quickly and persuasively express your product ideas by building realistic and tangible design comps and user flows.",
      "title": "Iterative UI Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc16/805"
    }
  },
  "2017": {
    "101": {
      "description": "WWDC 2017 Keynote",
      "title": "WWDC 2017 Keynote",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/101"
    },
    "102": {
      "description": "WWDC 2017 Platforms State of the Union",
      "title": "Platforms State of the Union",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/102"
    },
    "110": {
      "description": "Why design apps with accessibility?  Meet Todd Stabelfeldt, founder of C4 Consulting, who has lived with quadriplegia since the age of 8.  Over his decades-long struggle for increased independence in both his personal and professional lives, Todd has become a noted expert in technologies for persons with disabilities, which he has found can offer not only a level of autonomy but also empowerment and dignity to the mobility impaired.  Leading by example, Todd runs a successful business but his real passion lies elsewhere.  Hear how apps designed well with accessibility in mind have changed his life as a husband, father and as owner of the “Quadthedral“, his family’s HomeKit-enabled smart home.",
      "title": "Convenience for You is Independence for Me",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/110"
    },
    "201": {
      "description": "iOS 11 enhances the Cocoa Touch frameworks for making next generation apps on iOS. Learn about drag and drop, file management, document browser, updates to the navigation and tab bars, app safe areas, swipe actions and API refinements. Find out which sessions you won't want to miss throughout the week.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa Touch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/201"
    },
    "202": {
      "description": "TVMLKit allows you to quickly build native tvOS apps that are backed by XML templates and JavaScript logic. Take your TVMLKit apps even further with new tvOS 11 technologies and features. Learn about Right-to-Left support, performance optimizations, significant enhancements to Web Inspector, and much more.",
      "title": "Advances in TVMLKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/202"
    },
    "203": {
      "description": "Drag and Drop has arrived in iOS 11! Learn the fundamentals behind the new iOS Drag and Drop — architecture and APIs. This session will go over the design goals, architecture and key components of the API to allow you to quickly adopt Drag and Drop in your App.",
      "title": "Introducing Drag and Drop",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/203"
    },
    "204": {
      "description": "iOS 11 brings a bold, dynamic new style to UI elements systemwide. Learn how to adopt new features in your app, including large title bars with integrated search, landscape tab bars, and more powerful swipe actions. Find out about new patterns and enhancements that make it easier than ever to craft the perfect experience for your users.",
      "title": "Updating Your App for iOS 11",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/204"
    },
    "205": {
      "description": "watchOS 4 adds a new runtime architecture to make your apps run even faster on Apple Watch. Alongside performance gains, watchOS 4 brings numerous enhancements to make robust WatchKit UI layouts, new background modes for navigation and audio apps, Core Bluetooth connectivity to allow devices a direct connection to your wrist, and much more. See what's new and how you'll be able to make your Watch apps even better on watchOS 4.",
      "title": "What's New in watchOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/205"
    },
    "206": {
      "description": "Logging in to an app is a source of friction that can lead to user abandonment. Password AutoFill is a new feature in iOS 11 that makes logging in easy by putting users' passwords directly on the keyboard in your login UI. Learn how to guarantee that Password AutoFill works in your app to make logging in a frictionless experience for your users.",
      "title": "Introducing Password AutoFill for Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/206"
    },
    "207": {
      "description": "Join us for this annual session to learn about enhancements in Cocoa. Catch up on the latest APIs for Touch Bar, performance improvements like copy-on-write collections, new features such as document sharing, Swift improvements for key paths and archiving, and many other refinements to AppKit and Foundation APIs.  Get an overview of many topics and a guide to important related sessions throughout the week.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/207"
    },
    "208": {
      "description": "Discover how to enhance app intelligence by using machine learning and natural language processing (NLP). Learn how to use our performant on-device NLP APIs to break text into sentences and tokens, identify people and places mentioned in the text (typed, transcribed speech/handwriting). The NLP APIs can be used standalone or as a preprocessing framework for machine-learning based text modeling tasks. The APIs are available in many languages across all Apple platforms, thereby providing homogeneous text processing for consistent user experience. Open up your imagination as we walk you through hypothetical apps that harness the power of NLP to enhance the overall app experience.",
      "title": "Natural Language Processing and your Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/208"
    },
    "209": {
      "description": "tvOS allows you to deliver incredible apps and games for the big screen with the tvOS SDK. Gain insights into new tvOS 11 capabilities and enhancements such as Right-to-Left support, image overlays, background app updates, and user interface style improvements. And with the new AVKit capabilities you can take your media playback experience even further.",
      "title": "What's New in tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/209"
    },
    "210": {
      "description": "Join the Core Data engineering team and learn about the new features in Core Data.  See how you can easily and automatically include your data in Spotlight to allow users to find content even if it's stored in Core Data.  Learn about new options for indexing your data, and hear the details on a new feature for tracking changes over time.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Data",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/210"
    },
    "211": {
      "description": "Touch Bar replaces the function keys that have long occupied the top of your keyboard with a versatile MultiTouch input device that features a Retina display. AppKit provides powerful APIs to let you easily leverage the power of Touch Bar in your applications. Learn how to use Touch Bar in your application to add context sensitive commands and flexible content to your user experience. This session will cover the basic concepts, design considerations, standard controls, IB support, and API that you will need to get started using Touch Bar.",
      "title": "Touch Bar Fundamentals",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/211"
    },
    "212": {
      "description": "Whether you're building apps for iOS, macOS, watchOS, or tvOS, a lot of the functionality you get from Apple's SDKs comes from the Foundation framework. Join the Foundation engineering team to hear about the improvements they’ve been working on. Learn how significant changes to key paths can help make your code safer with strong type checking in Swift. Hear all about how the new archiving API can help you safely convert your native Swift types to and from external formats like JSON.  Gain insights into performance enhancements that will help make your app even more efficient.",
      "title": "What's New in Foundation",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/212"
    },
    "213": {
      "description": "Dive deep into the new Drag and Drop APIs in iOS 11. Learn what users will come to expect of your draggable views and how to best deal with the asynchronous nature by which data gets dropped into your app. We’ll also show you how to make your Drag and Drop look great using the advanced visual appearance tweaks that we offer.",
      "title": "Mastering Drag and Drop",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/213"
    },
    "214": {
      "description": "SiriKit provides a powerful and intuitive way to expose your app's functionality through Siri. Learn how to use the all-new lists and notes domain to jot down notes or complete tasks quickly. See how easy it is to display your app's visual codes for others to scan. And, using SiriKit's new intent parameters, it's easy to customize even more of the UI for your app within Siri. Explore these and numerous other new features that SiriKit brings to iOS 11.",
      "title": "What's New in SiriKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/214"
    },
    "215": {
      "description": "Discover what's new in accessibility in iOS, watchOS, macOS, and tvOS.  Learn how to audit an App for accessibility, and take advantage of new assistive features.  Topics include how to best customize how Voice Over describes an App UI to the user, how to enhance the accessibility user experience with new features like Drag and Drop, and how to take advantage of sophisticated accessibility APIs to solve common issues.",
      "title": "What's New in Accessibility",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/215"
    },
    "216": {
      "description": "watchOS 4 introduces numerous enhancements to the application lifecycle of an app on Apple Watch. This session will outline when your app has runtime, how much time it has, and how to maximize your opportunities to create a great experience on Apple Watch. Learn about background modes new to watchOS 4 and find out how taking snapshots with background app refresh have been simplified.",
      "title": "The Life of a watchOS App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/216"
    },
    "217": {
      "description": "As a game developer, you may know your game like the back of your hand, but could you play it with your eyes closed? Apple devices come standard with award-winning accessibility features that let people with disabilities experience everything Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple TV have to offer. Media apps and games require specific considerations and approaches to allow for all people to engage fully with your content. Gain deep insights into the key approaches and technologies to make your apps seamlessly functional for a broad range of users.",
      "title": "Media and Gaming Accessibility",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/217"
    },
    "218": {
      "description": "AppKit offers numerous ways to easily present your data. Join our framework engineers for a guided tour of versatile standard view classes you can put to work in your own macOS apps.  Hear about NSStackView, NSTableView, NSCollectionView, and other container views in AppKit.  Explore the interesting features and benefits of each, and examine real-world use cases to help you choose the most suitable building blocks for your apps' user interfaces.",
      "title": "Choosing the Right Cocoa Container View",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/218"
    },
    "219": {
      "description": "Touch user interactions are fundamental to the user experience on iOS. Learn how to master the power of UIKit's gesture recognizer system in your application. Find out how to integrate with the new Drag and Drop features and the system gestures. Get some great tips for debugging your custom built interactions.",
      "title": "Modern User Interaction on iOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/219"
    },
    "220": {
      "description": "WKWebView allows you to seamlessly integrate web content into your app. Learn how new features in WKWebView allow you to manage cookies, filter unwanted content, and give you more control over loading web content.",
      "title": "Customized Loading in WKWebView",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/220"
    },
    "221": {
      "description": "HealthKit has become the standard for apps that help you manage and track your health on iOS and watchOS. Learn about new HealthKit data types in iOS 11, how to create and access workout route data, how to avoid duplication of health data, and enhancements made in HealthKit to support people managing diabetes.",
      "title": "What's New in Health",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/221"
    },
    "222": {
      "description": "Look behind the scenes into how system applications enhance their Touch Bar content with more than the basic controls. Learn about NSScrubber, customizing the text bar, candidate list item, event handling, layout, animations, and more. Leverage the full power of the Touch Bar to take your Mac app to the next level.",
      "title": "Advanced Touch Bar",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/222"
    },
    "223": {
      "description": "Discover new APIs for UICollectionView and UITableView designed to make drag and drop easy to implement in your apps. Learn how to quickly adopt drag and drop in collection and table views, create polished animations, and adopt new features to keep your app fluid and responsive during asynchronous data transfers.",
      "title": "Drag and Drop with Collection and Table View",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/223"
    },
    "224": {
      "description": "Focus interaction is the primary interaction model for UIKit-based apps on tvOS. Learn about new focus animation APIs, custom sounds, support for SceneKit and SpriteKit games, and new debugging tools for your development workflows. Gain insight into how to get the most from these new technologies in your apps.",
      "title": "Focus Interaction in tvOS 11",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/224"
    },
    "225": {
      "description": "Safari View Controller brings Safari’s features into your app for browsing the web and logging in with 3rd party services. Learn how to use new APIs to customize Safari View Controller’s UI to fit your app’s style.",
      "title": "What's New in Safari View Controller",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/225"
    },
    "226": {
      "description": "The CloudKit Dashboard has been completely overhauled to aid you throughout your development lifecycle of building, testing, operating, and supporting your CloudKit-backed applications. See the new functionality, including fetching changes and modifying sharing relationships right from the Dashboard.  Gain insights from real-time server logs into events across all of your users—including CloudKit push notifications—to facilitate debugging and customer support.",
      "title": "Build Better Apps with CloudKit Dashboard",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/226"
    },
    "227": {
      "description": "Drag and Drop is the front end of a simple concept: transferring data. Whether it is in app or between apps, this data transfer is backed by item providers. Learn how item providers work and how to implement your own providers to facilitate efficient data transfers from your App.",
      "title": "Data Delivery with Drag and Drop",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/227"
    },
    "228": {
      "description": "People love Siri so it's essential to use SiriKit optimally for your app to provide a great Siri experience. Learn how to solve common pitfalls related to contact resolution, using Touch ID, and more. Find out how UI tests can benefit your SiriKit extension and how they can speed up the development process by automatically giving Siri text to process.",
      "title": "Making Great SiriKit Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/228"
    },
    "229": {
      "description": "Document based apps have never been better with the new consistent system-provided user interface for opening and creating documents. This session will go into detail of how your document based app can leverage this functionality to provide a great user experience. See how to customize the UI so it fits perfectly inside your app. Get details about making your documents look their best with the new QuickLook APIs for generating thumbnails and for showing custom previews of your own files formats.",
      "title": "Building Great Document-based Apps in iOS 11",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/229"
    },
    "230": {
      "description": "So much power has been added to animations on iOS since their inception that it's time to think about animations in a whole new way! Learn to combine and coordinate between multiple animations, resulting in interactive transitions and learn some tips and tricks along the way.",
      "title": "Advanced Animations with UIKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/230"
    },
    "231": {
      "description": "Fundamental to the iOS Search Experience, Core Spotlight is now available on macOS. Using the same APIs that are available for iOS, Core Spotlight lets you index your app’s contents without requiring on-disk files. Learn how to provide rich custom Quick Look previews on both macOS and iOS so your users can see the content right in their search results. Get details about how your Core Spotlight items on iOS can participate in the new Drag and Drop feature.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Spotlight for iOS and macOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/231"
    },
    "232": {
      "description": "Whether you’re a medical researcher or a care provider, the CareKit and ResearchKit open source projects are designed to be the quickest path to delivering a customized iOS app to your candidates or patients. These frameworks are constantly gaining features and functionality from both Apple and the community. Discover the latest active-tasks, care modules, and tools designed to allow medical professionals the ability prototype their own care app.",
      "title": "What's New in CareKit and ResearchKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/232"
    },
    "234": {
      "description": "With a completely redesigned App Store for iMessage and new App Drawer, discovering, installing, and using iMessage apps has never been easier. And now with live message views people can benefit and interact with your iMessage app directly in the transcript. Get the details on how your app can streamline the message sending experience with the new direct send functionality. Hear about important best practices like making the best use of summary text, optimizing snapshots of your iMessage app, and more in order to provide an outstanding user experience.",
      "title": "What's New in iMessage Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/234"
    },
    "235": {
      "description": "iOS and macOS have a wide range of graphics and animation technologies for bringing your app designs to life. Get to know the full graphics stack, from the high-level tools in UIKit and AppKit all the way down to low-level frameworks like Metal. Dive deep into Core Animation and learn the techniques used by Apple engineers to build responsive, engaging UI across the ecosystem.",
      "title": "Building Visually Rich User Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/235"
    },
    "236": {
      "description": "Gain tips from seasoned framework engineers about how to get the most out of your Cocoa development efforts.  For example, find out how you can get perfect hashing behavior from NSDictionary with a simple API.  From best practices to lesser known APIs, there is something for everyone to learn.",
      "title": "Cocoa Development Tips",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/236"
    },
    "237": {
      "description": "MapKit makes it easy to embed a fully interactive and configurable map directly into your app. Lean about new capabilities to tailor the look of the map view and annotations, more manageable controls and new features that make dealing with a large number of annotations a snap.",
      "title": "What's New in MapKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/237"
    },
    "238": {
      "description": "People expect long battery life on their mobile devices, and apps play a vital role in achieving that experience. Learn strategies to conserve energy while providing the best experience for your app. Find out about the key areas that affect energy consumption of an app as well as how to best use the available APIs to optimize battery life. Master energy debugging tools to make your app more energy efficient.",
      "title": "Writing Energy Efficient Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/238"
    },
    "239": {
      "description": "The CareKit open source project provides customizable modules for delivering an app that puts a patient’s care plan and adherence tracking in the palm of their hands. Connecting patient care apps to the care team is critical for monitoring adherence and providing updates is crucial. Until now, every implementation required custom integration.  Learn how the new CareKit Bridge API abstracts the communication to the back end and provides a simple mechanism for plugging in your custom or third-party provided cloud connectors.",
      "title": "Connecting CareKit to the Cloud",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/239"
    },
    "240": {
      "description": "Business Chat is a powerful new way for your customers to get answers to their questions, learn about and purchase your products, and engage with your existing support channels. Integrated into Messages and discoverable through Maps, Siri, Search, as well as your own app and website, Business Chat helps you build persistent, long-lasting relationships with your customers. See how to leverage built-in features like Apple Pay or calendar integration, as well as your own iMessage app in the conversation. Understand how to get started with Business Chat Developer Preview today.",
      "title": "Introducing Business Chat",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/240"
    },
    "241": {
      "description": "The enhanced PDFKit framework lets your app perform essential operations, such as authoring, modifying, and displaying Portable Document Format (PDF) files. Previously available only on macOS, this powerful framework is now available on iOS 11. Gain insights and best practices on how to use this technology within your own apps.",
      "title": "Introducing PDFKit on iOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/241"
    },
    "242": {
      "description": "Go beyond the basics and provide a first class text input experience in your app. Learn best practices and how to expand your app by supporting text input traits and QuickType. Get tips on how to optimize your UI when incorporating the system keyboard into your layout. Discover how to create a custom keyboard and upgrade it to a system-wide keyboard extension.",
      "title": "The Keys to a Better Text Input Experience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/242"
    },
    "243": {
      "description": "File providers are front and center in the new Files app and system-provided document browser, empowering users to work on their documents in the cloud without the confusion of multiple copies or different versions. Hear details about how your cloud services can integrate with this new functionality. See how to provide an efficient and seamless user experience. If you are an app developer, learn the details about how file providers work and hear about exciting opportunities to take advantage of service-specific APIs from cloud storage providers.",
      "title": "File Provider Enhancements",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/243"
    },
    "244": {
      "description": "Border crossings can be smooth and efficient or slow and tedious. The boundary between an app and a framework is analogous, but inefficiencies may not always be obvious. Whether it’s passing data to an API or understanding how to stay on the fast path while rendering text, we'll explore various aspects of how an app can work efficiently with underlying frameworks. If you build your own frameworks, gain valuable insights into how your clients can be as efficient as possible.",
      "title": "Efficient Interactions with Frameworks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/244"
    },
    "245": {
      "description": "With Dynamic Type, people choose their preferred text size and iOS switches fonts automatically as needed. Understand why Dynamic Type is important and how to support it when displaying text. Learn what's new in iOS 11, and master the frameworks and tools that make it easy to support Dynamic Type in your app.",
      "title": "Building Apps with Dynamic Type",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/245"
    },
    "246": {
      "description": "Design features such as the tvOS Top Shelf and Universal Links help customers immerse themselves in your content more quickly and easily. Learn how to create seamless app launch experiences when deep linking into content of UIKit or TVMLKit apps.",
      "title": "Deep Linking on tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/246"
    },
    "247": {
      "description": "Help your users share the great content in your app by using the built-in iOS sharing functionality. Learn how timing, placement and context of sharing can drive engagement and acquire new users.",
      "title": "Extend Your App's Presence With Sharing",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/247"
    },
    "248": {
      "description": "Expand the reach of your apps by building them for a worldwide audience. Learn how to create localized tvOS apps that perform seamlessly regardless of country and language. Gain insights into such topics as handling server-side content, matching preferred languages, and localizing images and text direction.",
      "title": "Localization Best Practices on tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/248"
    },
    "249": {
      "description": "Unwanted SMS and MMS messages are a persistent, frustrating nuisance. Identity Lookup is a new framework that allows you to participate in the process of filtering incoming messages. Get the details of how to identify and prevent these unsolicited messages. Understand the options for on-device detection as well as more dynamic server-based integration in order to ensure a better user experience.",
      "title": "Filtering Unwanted Messages with Identity Lookup",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/249"
    },
    "250": {
      "description": "Learn about deep linking and how universal links can be used to make your app’s content and functionality accessible throughout iOS.",
      "title": "Extend Your App’s Presence with Deep Linking",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/250"
    },
    "251": {
      "description": "Consistent and intuitive control of media playback is key to many apps on tvOS, and proper use and configuration of MPNowPlayingInfoCenter and MPRemoteCommandCenter are critical to delivering a great user experience. Dive deeper into these frameworks and learn how to ensure a seamless experience whether your app is being controlled using Siri, the Siri Remote, or the iOS Remote app.",
      "title": "Now Playing and Remote Commands on tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/251"
    },
    "301": {
      "description": "Redesigned from the ground up, the new App Store provides a fresh approach to marketing your app.  Learn how the new functionality, enhanced editorial features, and the thinking that drove the visual changes are all designed to make your apps and in-app purchase more discoverable and appealing to your customers.",
      "title": "Introducing the New App Store",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/301"
    },
    "302": {
      "description": "iTunes Connect has been updated to make the experience of delivering your app to the new App Store even better. Learn about new and updated meta-data requirements, capabilities to support promotion of in-app purchases and techniques for handling customer reviews. Discover how new TestFlight features and deployment options can help you test and deploy your next masterpiece.",
      "title": "What's New in iTunes Connect",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/302"
    },
    "303": {
      "description": "Starting with an expert guide to implementing the In-App Purchase workflow, learn about Promoted In-App Purchases and how to use the new StoreKit APIs. Find out what’s involved for your server and apps. And finally, get the details and guidance on asking for Ratings and Reviews, and responding to Reviews.",
      "title": "What's New in StoreKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/303"
    },
    "304": {
      "description": "Platform features and tools make it easy to configure, deploy and manage Apple devices in organizations of all sizes. Discover new and updated configuration capabilities for each platform, updated app deployment techniques and tool changes that make low-bandwidth updates more accessible. Learn how educational institutions can use the advancements in Apple School Manager and Classroom to make configuring student devices even easier.",
      "title": "What's New in Device Configuration, Deployment, and Management",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/304"
    },
    "305": {
      "description": "Gain an understanding of the pros and cons of server- versus app-based receipt validation, and how to implement this critical functionality for your In-App Purchases.  Get the latest news, and valuable tips for keeping subscribers and managing subscriptions. Learn about a major improvement to In-App Purchases: Server-to-Server Notifications. And finally, get detailed instructions for testing with the In-App Purchase sandbox.",
      "title": "Advanced StoreKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/305"
    },
    "401": {
      "description": "Build world-ready apps using Xcode by following some simple steps to manage strings and assets, and display your user interface. Take your localized apps even further with new technologies and features in Xcode 9. Learn how Xcode 9 helps you design, localize, and test your app in multiple languages.",
      "title": "Localizing with Xcode 9",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/401"
    },
    "402": {
      "description": "Swift 4 continues the evolution of the safe, fast, and expressive language, with better performance and new features. Learn about the new String and improved generics, see how Swift 4 maintains support for your existing Swift 3 code, and get insight into where Swift is headed in the future.",
      "title": "What's New in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/402"
    },
    "403": {
      "description": "Learn about new advances in Xcode's support for code signing, including more powerful distribution signing, better integration with Xcode Server, and more control for working with manual signing assets.",
      "title": "What's New in Signing for Xcode and Xcode Server",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/403"
    },
    "404": {
      "description": "Xcode 9 introduces wireless development for iOS and tvOS. Discover how to configure and use wireless development with your devices. Learn about Xcode's latest debugging features — including debugging workflow enhancements, and new view debugging support for view controllers, SpriteKit and SceneKit — now with no strings attached.",
      "title": "Debugging with Xcode 9",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/404"
    },
    "405": {
      "description": "Learn about the new tools in Xcode 9 for exploring the source control history of your projects. See how Xcode integrates with GitHub, and discover how the new source control navigator makes it easy to browse branches, tags, and detailed history and commit information.",
      "title": "GitHub and the New Source Control Workflows in Xcode 9",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/405"
    },
    "406": {
      "description": "Learn how to use Xcode 9 runtime tools to help find issues and bugs, ranging from missing and unintended UI updates to integer overflows and data races on collection APIs.  Hear about the new Undefined Behavior Sanitizer and Main Thread Checker runtime tools in Xcode 9, and the improvements to Address and Thread Sanitizers.",
      "title": "Finding Bugs Using Xcode Runtime Tools",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/406"
    },
    "407": {
      "description": "Undefined behavior in programming languages can introduce difficult to diagnose bugs and even lead to security vulnerabilities in your App. Learn more about undefined behavior, the tools available in Xcode 9 that address it, and why Swift is safer by design.",
      "title": "Understanding Undefined Behavior",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/407"
    },
    "408": {
      "description": "Learn more about the new features in Swift Playgrounds, such as support for localized content and user-added pages. Learn how to leverage these new features to build engaging content in the latest playground book format. Harness external accessories using the new PlaygroundBluetooth framework, and take advantage of new frameworks added in iOS 11.",
      "title": "What’s New in Swift Playgrounds",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/408"
    },
    "409": {
      "description": "Xcode 9 has new APIs for structuring your test logging and including your own attachments and screenshots, as well as new support for parallel device and simulator testing. Learn how to write UI tests that target multiple applications, and find out ways to improve the performance of your UI tests.",
      "title": "What's New in Testing",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/409"
    },
    "410": {
      "description": "Localizing a playground book is more than just translation. Explore best practices, potential problem areas, and the unique challenges of localizing educational content. Understand how a localized playground book is structured and hear about the lessons learned by the people who made it happen.",
      "title": "Localizing Content for Swift Playgrounds",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/410"
    },
    "411": {
      "description": "The Apple LLVM compiler in Xcode 9 has new language features, improved diagnostics, and more powerful optimizations. Keep up with the newest additions to Objective-C and C++, get an overview of new and improved warnings and static analyzer checks, and learn about how the LLVM compiler technology is delivering faster build times and better runtime performance for your apps.",
      "title": "What's New in LLVM",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/411"
    },
    "412": {
      "description": "Auto Layout enables you to easily create robust layouts for your apps. Hear details about new and existing techniques for building layouts in Interface Builder. Learn how to build more dynamic layouts and handle state changes using priorities and size classes. Find out how iOS 11 support for dynamic type and safe areas can ensure your content can be viewed by anyone.",
      "title": "Auto Layout Techniques in Interface Builder",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/412"
    },
    "413": {
      "description": "Learn about the dyld dynamic linker used on Apple platforms, how it's changed over the years, and where it's headed next. Find out how improved tooling makes it easier to optimize your app's launch time, and see how new changes coming in dyld will bring even further launch time improvements.",
      "title": "App Startup Time: Past, Present, and Future",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/413"
    },
    "414": {
      "description": "Unit testing is an essential tool to consistently verify your code works correctly. Discover techniques for designing the code of your app so that it can be easily tested. Find out the best practices for developing a test suite that evolves with your app and scales as your app grows.",
      "title": "Engineering for Testability",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/414"
    },
    "416": {
      "description": "Teaching can be difficult and teaching programming can be even harder — it's abstract and concrete at the same time, and you must help the learner build a mental model of what code really does. Find out how the Swift Playgrounds content team works through the teaching process, from idea to finished playground. We'll cover lessons learned building the Learn to Code series, and tips and methods we've developed to streamline our current workflow. Come away with valuable teaching insights and a great head start on building your own instructional content.",
      "title": "Teaching with Swift Playgrounds",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/416"
    },
    "501": {
      "description": "Apple platforms provide a comprehensive set of audio frameworks that are essential to creating powerful audio solutions and rich app experiences. Come learn about enhancements to AVAudioEngine, support for high-order ambisonics, and new capabilities for background audio recording on watchOS. See how to take advantage of these new audio technologies and APIs in this session.",
      "title": "What's New in Audio",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/501"
    },
    "502": {
      "description": "Get introduced to the new API for the Apple Music subscription service.  Learn how to add Apple Music playback in your own app, and discover how to search the catalogue, manage playback queues, and engage with playlists and recommendations.",
      "title": "Introducing MusicKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/502"
    },
    "503": {
      "description": "High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF) and High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) are powerful new standards-based technologies for storing and delivering images and audiovisual media. Get introduced to these next generation space-saving codecs and their associated container formats. Learn how to work with them across Apple platforms and how you can take advantage of them in your own apps.",
      "title": "Introducing HEIF and HEVC",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/503"
    },
    "504": {
      "description": "HTTP Live Streaming allows you to stream live and on-demand content to global audiences. Learn about great new features and enhancements to HTTP Live Streaming. Highlights include support for HEVC, playlist metavariables, IMSC1 subtitles, and synchronized playback of multiple streams. Discover how to simplify your FairPlay key handling with the new AVContentKeySession API, and take advantage of enhancements to offline HLS playback.",
      "title": "Advances in HTTP Live Streaming",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/504"
    },
    "505": {
      "description": "Learn all about newest APIs in Photos on iOS and macOS, providing better integration and new possibilities for your app. We'll discuss simplifications to accessing the Photos library through UIImagePickerController, explore additions to PhotoKit to support new media types, and share all the details of the new Photos Project Extensions which enable you to bring photo services to Photos for Mac.",
      "title": "What's New in Photos APIs",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/505"
    },
    "506": {
      "description": "Vision is a new, powerful, and easy-to-use framework that provides solutions to computer vision challenges through a consistent interface. Understand how to use the Vision API to detect faces, compute facial landmarks, track objects, and more. Learn how to take things even further by providing custom machine learning models for Vision tasks using CoreML.",
      "title": "Vision Framework: Building on Core ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/506"
    },
    "507": {
      "description": "Portrait mode on iPhone 7 Plus showcases the power of depth in photography. In iOS 11, the depth data that drives this feature is now available to your apps. Learn how to use depth to open up new possibilities for creative imaging. Gain a broader understanding of high-level depth concepts and learn how to capture both streaming and still image depth data from the camera.",
      "title": "Capturing Depth in iPhone Photography",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/507"
    },
    "508": {
      "description": "When using Portrait mode, depth data is now embedded in photos captured on iPhone 7 Plus. In this second session on depth, see which key APIs allow you to leverage this data in your app. Learn how to process images that include depth and preserve the data when manipulating the image. Get inspired to add creative new effects to your app and enable your users to do amazing things with their photos.",
      "title": "Image Editing with Depth",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/508"
    },
    "509": {
      "description": "AirPlay allows you to wirelessly stream content from your iOS device or Mac. Now with AirPlay 2, you can fill the home with multi-room audio. Learn how AirPlay 2 synchronizes playback and provides an even more reliable audio experience, and how to incorporate support for AirPlay 2 into your app.",
      "title": "Introducing AirPlay 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/509"
    },
    "510": {
      "description": "Get all the details on how to access the latest capabilities of Core Image. Learn about new ways to efficiently render images and create custom CIKernels in the Metal Shading Language. Find out about all of the new CIFilters that include support for applying image processing to depth data and handling barcodes. See how the Vision framework can be leveraged within Core Image to do amazing things.",
      "title": "Advances in Core Image: Filters, Metal, Vision, and More",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/510"
    },
    "511": {
      "description": "High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF) and High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) are powerful new standards-based technologies for storing and delivering images and video. Gain insights about how to take advantage of these next generation formats and dive deeper into the APIs that allow you to fully harness them in your apps.",
      "title": "Working with HEIF and HEVC",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/511"
    },
    "512": {
      "description": "Podcasts reach millions of listeners around the world every year. iOS 11 upgrades the Apple Podcasts app to support new feed structures for serialized shows. Discover how to publish your own podcast and take advantage of all the features and capabilities in this comprehensive podcasting session.",
      "title": "Apple Podcasts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/512"
    },
    "513": {
      "description": "Learn the essential details of the new High Efficiency Image File Format (HEIF) and discover which capabilities are used by Apple platforms. Gain deep insights into the container structure, the types of media and metadata it can handle, and the many other advantages that this new standard affords.",
      "title": "High Efficiency Image File Format",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/513"
    },
    "514": {
      "description": "HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) reliably delivers media content across a variety of network and bandwidth conditions. However, there are many factors that can impact stream delivery, such as server or encoder failures, caching issues, or network dropouts. Learn the best-practice behaviors that your servers should adopt to maximize reliability, and gain a practical understanding of the errors your app may encounter and how to handle them.",
      "title": "Error Handling Best Practices for HTTP Live Streaming",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/514"
    },
    "515": {
      "description": "HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) reliably delivers video to audiences around the world. Key to this reliability is a comprehensive set of tools to help you author, deliver, and validate the HLS streams you create. See what's new in these tools, learn the latest authoring recommendations, and how they apply to advances in HLS such as support for HEVC and IMSC1.",
      "title": "HLS Authoring Update",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/515"
    },
    "601": {
      "description": "Metal 2 provides near-direct access to the graphics processor (GPU), enabling your apps and games to realize their full graphics and compute potential. Dive into the breakthrough features of Metal 2 that empower the GPU to take control over key aspects of the rendering pipeline. Check out how Metal 2 enables essential tasks to be specified on-the-fly by the GPU, opening up new efficiencies for advanced rendering.",
      "title": "Introducing Metal 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/601"
    },
    "602": {
      "description": "ARKit provides a cutting-edge platform for developing augmented reality (AR) apps for iPhone and iPad. Get introduced to the ARKit framework and learn about harnessing its powerful capabilities for positional tracking and scene understanding. Tap into its seamless integration with SceneKit and SpriteKit, and understand how to take direct control over rendering with Metal 2.",
      "title": "Introducing ARKit: Augmented Reality for iOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/602"
    },
    "603": {
      "description": "Metal 2 provides powerful and specialized support for Virtual Reality (VR) rendering and external GPUs. Get details about adopting these emerging technologies within your Metal 2-based apps and games on macOS High Sierra. Walk through integrating Metal 2 with the SteamVR SDK and learn about efficiently rendering to a VR headset. Understand how external GPUs take macOS graphics to a whole new level and see how to prepare your apps to take advantage of their full potential.",
      "title": "VR with Metal 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/603"
    },
    "604": {
      "description": "SceneKit is a fast and fully featured high-level 3D graphics framework that enables your apps and games to create immersive scenes and effects. See the latest advances in camera control and effects for simulating real camera optics including bokeh and motion blur. Learn about surface subdivision and tessellation to create smooth-looking surfaces right on the GPU starting from a coarser mesh. Check out new integration with ARKit and workflow improvements enabled by the Xcode Scene Editor.",
      "title": "SceneKit: What's New",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/604"
    },
    "605": {
      "description": "Discover tips and tricks gleaned by the Swift Playgrounds Content team for working more effectively with SceneKit on a visually rich app. Learn how to integrate animation, optimize rendering performance, design for accessibility, add visual polish, and understand strategies for creating an effective workflow with 3D assets.",
      "title": "SceneKit in Swift Playgrounds",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/605"
    },
    "606": {
      "description": "Check out the new capabilities of ReplayKit 2 and see how to access its rich functionality right from Control Center. Learn about in-app capture, giving apps direct sample-level access to their audio and screen output. Get details about developing a live broadcast extension, and discover how apps can be coupled to a preferred broadcast provider.",
      "title": "What's New with Screen Recording and Live Broadcast",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/606"
    },
    "607": {
      "description": "Developing Metal 2-based apps is even easier with the redesigned tools for debugging and profiling in Xcode. Dive into the enhanced Metal Frame Debugger and explore techniques for fine-tuning graphics and compute workloads. Learn about accessing detailed GPU performance counters, and check out new support in Metal System Trace for optimizing VR apps.",
      "title": "Metal 2 Optimization and Debugging",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/607"
    },
    "608": {
      "description": "Metal Performance Shaders (MPS) provides a highly tuned library of functions that extend the power of the GPU for more than just graphics. With Metal 2, MPS comes to the Mac along with an expanded set of capabilities. Learn how to tap into the latest image processing operations, perform linear algebra operations, and accelerate machine learning algorithms via new primitives and a graph API to build and execute neural networks on the GPU.",
      "title": "Using Metal 2 for Compute",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/608"
    },
    "609": {
      "description": "SpriteKit makes it easy to create high-performance, power-efficient 2D games and more. See how to take SpriteKit objects into Augmented Reality through seamless integration with ARKit. Learn about mixing 2D and 3D content and applying realistic transformations. Take direct control over SpriteKit rendering and walk through offline rendering into a Metal texture.",
      "title": "Going Beyond 2D with SpriteKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/609"
    },
    "610": {
      "description": "Model I/O makes it easy to bridge the divide between artists' tools and your custom engine. See how to build a Model I/O-powered art pipeline to bring assets from content creation tools into a Metal 2-based renderer. Learn strategies for baking 3D content into structures optimal for real-time rendering, and best practices for working with animation data, common mesh and model formats, textures, and materials.",
      "title": "From Art to Engine with Model I/O",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/610"
    },
    "701": {
      "description": "Security standards are continuing to evolve to counter emerging threats, and so too must your apps if you want to best protect your users and their data. Learn about new developments in certificate handling, TLS, and certificate status checking on iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS that impact your apps.",
      "title": "Your Apps and Evolving Network Security Standards",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/701"
    },
    "702": {
      "description": "Protecting user privacy is a core principal in the Apple ecosystem. Learn what that means for the way you design and implement your apps, and learn about privacy-related changes, including new APIs, in the next versions of iOS, macOS, watchOS and tvOS.",
      "title": "Privacy and Your Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/702"
    },
    "703": {
      "description": "Machine learning opens up opportunities for creating new and engaging experiences. Core ML is a new framework which you can use to easily integrate machine learning models into your app. See how Xcode and Core ML can help you make your app more intelligent with just a few lines of code.",
      "title": "Introducing Core ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/703"
    },
    "704": {
      "description": "Discover how enhancements in authorization simplify accessing sensitive and historical motion data. Learn how to use DeviceMotion effectively and how to leverage SensorRecorder to capture hours of motion data.  Walk through adding immersive motion controls to enhance an existing game.",
      "title": "Creating Immersive Apps with Core Motion",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/704"
    },
    "705": {
      "description": "Learn about the new types of HomeKit accessories supported in iOS 11, new accessory setup options, and how enhancements to triggers make it possible to automatically run scenes based on who is home, only at certain times, and with more types of accessories.  Understand how improvements to the HomeKit protocol greatly improve the responsiveness of HomeKit accessories.  Discover how HomeKit accessory development is now open for experimentation & exploration.",
      "title": "What's New in HomeKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/705"
    },
    "706": {
      "description": "macOS 10.13 and iOS 11 have reinvented how Grand Central Dispatch and the Darwin kernel collaborate, enabling your applications to run concurrent workloads more efficiently. Learn how to modernize your code to take advantage of these improvements and make optimal use of hardware resources.",
      "title": "Modernizing Grand Central Dispatch Usage",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/706"
    },
    "707": {
      "description": "Find out how Apple’s networking libraries and frameworks are taking advantage of new and improved protocols to deliver better connectivity and performance for your apps. In this first of two sessions, we'll cover ECN, IPv6, Network Extensions, and Multipath protocols.",
      "title": "Advances in Networking, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/707"
    },
    "708": {
      "description": "Local and push notifications enable your app to keep users informed with timely and relevant content, by displaying messages and accepting users’ actions, or playing distinctive sounds, or updating the badge on your app icon. Service extensions enable your app to decrypt and augment push notification content before being displayed. Find out what’s new and get expert advice on implementing user notifications in your app.",
      "title": "Best Practices and What’s New in User Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/708"
    },
    "709": {
      "description": "Learn about important improvements to URLSession. Find out how to use new URLSession APIs to better handle connectivity fluctuations, to schedule background session tasks, and to receive progress reports for session tasks. Plus, gain insights into valuable best practices, tips, and news about ongoing work with emerging network technologies.",
      "title": "Advances in Networking, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/709"
    },
    "710": {
      "description": "Dive deeper into the details of the new Core ML framework. Explore how machine learning model development and app development fit together. Take a closer look at how models are represented and how models can be converted from popular machine learning and deep learning libraries, and learn about the performance optimizations Core ML does behind the scenes.",
      "title": "Core ML in depth",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/710"
    },
    "711": {
      "description": "Learn about Sparse Matrix Solvers in the Accelerate framework. In addition, find out how Accelerate's Basic Neural Network Subroutines (BNNS), vDSP, simd and other subframeworks give you fast, energy-efficient signal and image processing and handle large-scale mathematical computations.",
      "title": "Accelerate and Sparse Solvers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/711"
    },
    "712": {
      "description": "Discover how watchOS 4 makes it possible for a watchOS app to communicate with Bluetooth Low Energy accessories.  Learn about changes to Core Bluetooth that improve reliability and enable high performance streaming connections with Bluetooth Low Energy Accessories. Understand the best practices in Bluetooth Low Energy accessory design.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Bluetooth",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/712"
    },
    "713": {
      "description": "Location technologies are core to delivering context-based services within your app. Discover how advances in the Core Location Framework APIs provide new and more performant features in a manner designed to provide confidence for you privacy-conscious users. See how changes in iOS 11 provide clearer communication to your users of when their location is being queried and allows them to provide more granular access authorization to your app.",
      "title": "What's New in Location Technologies",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/713"
    },
    "714": {
      "description": "Apple Pay is the easy and secure way to accept payments in your app and website on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. Get the latest news and updates from the Wallet and Apple Pay teams. New for this year, increase your conversions by providing feedback to users right in the Apple Pay sheet. Discover great new Wallet features like pass sharing controls, and increase customer satisfaction and sales with UI best practices.",
      "title": "What's New in Apple Pay & Wallet",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/714"
    },
    "715": {
      "description": "The Apple File System (APFS) is a modern file system, optimized for responsiveness on Flash/SSD storage, and designed for extensibility, security, and data integrity. APFS is now the default filesystem on iOS, tvOS, and watchOS. Learn about what’s new for APFS on the Mac and how to take advantage of its new features in your apps.",
      "title": "What's New in Apple File System",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/715"
    },
    "716": {
      "description": "iOS provides several techniques for keeping your app front and center. Whether you’re building a kiosk, hospitality check-in, or educational assessment app, choosing the right app-lock technique is critical. From Guided Access to Automatic Assessment Configuration you’ll learn which approach works best for your unique experience.",
      "title": "iOS Configuration and APIs for Kiosk and Assessment Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/716"
    },
    "717": {
      "description": "Wireless CarPlay is perfect for any trip. Get in your car without taking your iPhone out of your bag or pocket, and start experiencing CarPlay effortlessly. Learn how to design your CarPlay system to connect wirelessly to iPhone. Understand hardware requirements, best practices for a great user experience, and how to optimize the pairing and reconnection process.",
      "title": "Developing Wireless CarPlay Systems",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/717"
    },
    "718": {
      "description": "Core NFC is an exciting new framework that enables you to read NFC tags in your apps on iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus.  Learn how to integrate Core NFC into your apps, key requirements for using this feature, and start thinking about the new kinds of apps that are enabled with NFC capabilities.",
      "title": "Introducing Core NFC",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/718"
    },
    "719": {
      "description": "Understand how to enable your audio, messaging, VoIP calling or automaker app for CarPlay. Audio, messaging and VoIP calling apps use a consistent design that's optimized for use in the car. Automaker apps provide vehicle specific controls and displays to keep drivers connected without leaving CarPlay. Explore best practices and learn about the tools and frameworks for CarPlay apps.",
      "title": "Enabling Your App for CarPlay",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/719"
    },
    "802": {
      "description": "Design principles are the key to understanding how design serves human needs for safety, meaning, achievement and beauty. Learn what these principles are and how they can help you design more welcoming, understandable, empowering and gratifying user experiences.",
      "title": "Essential Design Principles",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/802"
    },
    "803": {
      "description": "Design is not just about what people see, it’s also about what they hear. Learn about how sound design can help you create a more immersive, usable and meaningful user experience in your app or game, and get a glimpse of how the sounds in Apple products are created.",
      "title": "Designing Sound",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/803"
    },
    "804": {
      "description": "Learn techniques for determining which Apple platforms are right for your app and how to create a great user experience by designing for the unique capabilities and strengths of each platform.",
      "title": "Designing Across Platforms",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/804"
    },
    "806": {
      "description": "By understanding the range of abilities and capabilities of the people who use our apps, you can design robust apps that work for everyone. Learn how designing for accessibility and inclusiveness can do social good, widen participation, and enable everyone to benefit.",
      "title": "Design For Everyone",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/806"
    },
    "808": {
      "description": "Creating a great Watch experience involves planning and attention to detail. Learn how to focus your development for Apple Watch to ensure that the experience is timely and contextually relevant for your users. Walk through a case study of the WWDC Watch app and gain insights from the development team’s experience across three versions of the app. Finally, learn design and technical tips for making your watchOS app the best it can be.",
      "title": "Planning a Great Apple Watch Experience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/808"
    },
    "809": {
      "description": "Good communication between designers and engineers is the key to building great products. Discover how production and specification techniques can improve communication, build trust, and help design and development teams work together to build better apps.",
      "title": "Communication Between Designers and Engineers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/809"
    },
    "810": {
      "description": "See how the updates to UIKit controls and text styles in iOS 11 can help you design an app with a stronger visual hierarchy, clearer navigation, and a simpler interface that’s easier to use.",
      "title": "What’s New in iOS 11",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/810"
    },
    "811": {
      "description": "Great games transport us into another world where we can reign over a kingdom, fight epic battles, or become a pinball wizard. Learn on-boarding and UI design best practices that will enable everyone to lose themselves in your game and have fun.",
      "title": "Design Tips for Great Games",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/811"
    },
    "812": {
      "description": "Designing for multiple screen sizes can seem complicated, difficult, and time-consuming. Learn how size classes, dynamic type, and UIKit elements help your app to scale elegantly, save you time, and make your app look amazing on whatever device people are using.",
      "title": "Size Classes and Core Components",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/812"
    },
    "813": {
      "description": "Learn how to create clear, informative, and helpful alerts that will make your app easy and enjoyable to use. Get valuable insights about the proper role for alerts, actionable guidance about writing effective alerts, and techniques for avoiding common pitfalls.",
      "title": "Writing Great Alerts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/813"
    },
    "815": {
      "description": "Choosing a custom font for your app can be a daunting task involving both functional and stylistic decisions. Gain a solid understanding of fundamental font design characteristics such as proportion and contrast. Learn how to apply this knowledge when deciding which font is right for your app.",
      "title": "How to Pick a Custom Font",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/815"
    },
    "816": {
      "description": "Engage people from the first moment they open your app, and keep them coming back for more. Learn tips on how to make a compelling first impression, methods for teaching new users about your app, and best practices when asking users for more information.",
      "title": "Love at First Launch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/816"
    },
    "817": {
      "description": "Discover the keys to creating informative, useful and beautiful rich notifications in iOS. Get practical and detailed guidance about how to design short looks, long looks, and quick actions that will make your app's notifications something people look forward to receiving.",
      "title": "Rich Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/817"
    },
    "818": {
      "description": "Learn how to quickly build interactive prototypes! See how you can test new ideas and improve upon existing ones with minimal time investment and using tools you are already familiar with.",
      "title": "60 Second Prototyping",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/818"
    },
    "819": {
      "description": "The worldwide reach of the App Store means that your app can be enjoyed by people from around the globe. Explore ways to make your app useful and appealing to as many people as possible. And pick up simple techniques for avoiding common issues when reaching a global audience.",
      "title": "Designing for a Global Audience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/819"
    },
    "820": {
      "description": "iMessage Apps help people easily create and share content, play games, and collaborate with friends without needing to leave the conversation. Explore how you can design iMessage apps and sticker packs that are perfectly suited for a deeply social context.",
      "title": "Express Yourself!",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/820"
    },
    "821": {
      "description": "Wide color displays allow your app to display richer, more vibrant and lifelike colors than ever before. Get a primer on color management, the Display P3 color space, and practical workflow techniques for producing more colorful images and icons.",
      "title": "Get Started with Display P3",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/821"
    },
    "822": {
      "description": "An app icon is the face of your app on the home screen. Learn key design principles for creating simple, unique, meaningful and beautiful app icons. Gain simple but effective techniques for testing your app icon for clarity and immediate recognizability.",
      "title": "App Icon Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/822"
    },
    "823": {
      "description": "Glyphs are a powerful communication tool and a fundamental element of your app’s design language. Learn about important considerations when conceptualizing glyphs and key design principles of crafting effective glyph sets for spaces inside and outside of your app.",
      "title": "Designing Glyphs",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc17/823"
    }
  },
  "2018": {
    "101": {
      "description": "WWDC 2018 Keynote",
      "title": "WWDC 2018 Keynote",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/101"
    },
    "102": {
      "description": "2018 Platforms State of the Union",
      "title": "Platforms State of the Union",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/102"
    },
    "103": {
      "description": "Join us for an unforgettable award ceremony celebrating developers and their outstanding work. The 2018 Apple Design Awards recognize state of the art iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS apps that reflect excellence in design and innovation.",
      "title": "Apple Design Awards",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/103"
    },
    "104": {
      "description": "UNICEF works in more than 190 countries and territories to put children first and has helped save more children’s lives than any other humanitarian organization. Today, UNICEF is leveraging real-time data and emerging technologies to not only protect children’s lives and rights but also empower them to drive change in their own communities. Rajesh Anandan, founder of UNICEF USA’s Ventures group, will share insights from innovative youth empowerment programs from Kampala to Kathmandu to Klamath Falls, including UNICEF Kid Power, which launched the world’s first Wearable-for-Good® that was named one of Time’s 25 Best Inventions.",
      "title": "Unleashing the Power of Kids",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/104"
    },
    "201": {
      "description": "Common assumptions can break when your app is used by a global audience. Learn about the many aspects of creating apps for different regions and languages. Understand how to use fonts and typography, layout techniques, and support text input so your app shines in all languages.",
      "title": "Creating Apps for a Global Audience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/201"
    },
    "202": {
      "description": "iOS 12 enhances the Cocoa Touch frameworks to improve app performance and deliver exciting new features. Learn about performance best practices, security improvements, tools for supporting multiple screen sizes and shapes, new APIs for iMessage apps, Siri Shortcuts, and Swift refinements. Find out which sessions you won't want to miss throughout the week.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa Touch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/202"
    },
    "203": {
      "description": "Do you have an idea for an app that you think would be useful to others, but you don't know how to make it a reality? You're not alone! Lots of people are interested in app development, but they aren't sure how to turn their idea to code and then into a finished app. From first steps to Xcode, we'll explain the building blocks you need to turn your iOS app idea into reality.",
      "title": "I Have This Idea For An App...",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/203"
    },
    "204": {
      "description": "Passwords and security codes are a modern necessity required for security and privacy. iOS 12 eases the tedious aspects of account setup and sign-in by automatically suggesting and using strong, unique passwords — even from within apps —  and by bringing one-time codes to the QuickType bar so users can fill them with one tap. Learn how to optimize your app to ensure that password, security code, and other AutoFill features provide a seamless way for your users to be more secure.",
      "title": "Automatic Strong Passwords and Security Code AutoFill",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/204"
    },
    "205": {
      "description": "HealthKit, CoreMotion, and other iOS frameworks combined with the ResearchKit and CareKit open-source projects, provide a deep platform for the creation of game-changing apps for care teams, researchers, and the medical community. Discover new active tasks that leverage calibrated device data and how new CoreMotion APIs deliver insightful results capable of assisting diagnosis and improving care. Hear about updates and contributions from the open-source community and gain practical guidance you need to rapidly deliver your next research or care app.",
      "title": "Advances in Research and Care Frameworks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/205"
    },
    "206": {
      "description": "watchOS 5 makes creating great experiences on Apple Watch easier than ever before. Learn about robust capabilities to create rich and interactive notifications, a new background mode and controls for audio playback, shortcuts that bring your apps to the Siri watch face, and more. See what’s new in watchOS and discover how to expand your app’s presence on the wrist.",
      "title": "What's New in watchOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/206"
    },
    "207": {
      "description": "Whether you use web content in your app via an embedded WebKit view, deliver pure web apps, or create web content to be embedded by others, it's important to ensure that you are using the most current web security standards. Learn techniques like such as special cookie attributes and HTTP response headers designed to secure your web content against the latest threats that include cross-site scripting, cross-site request forgeries, and speculative execution attacks, commonly known as Spectre.",
      "title": "Strategies for Securing Web Content",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/207"
    },
    "208": {
      "description": "Apps on tvOS entertain, inform, and inspire with their content and interactive experiences. tvOS 12 brings new technologies that help make these experiences even more enjoyable and engaging. Get an introduction to focus engine support for non-UIKit apps, new UI elements, and Password AutoFill. Learn how to bring it all together to create incredible tvOS apps and experiences.",
      "title": "What's New in tvOS 12",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/208"
    },
    "209": {
      "description": "Gain insights into the latest in Cocoa frameworks for macOS. Hear about Dark Mode, control tinting, contextual workflows for Touch Bar and Finder, and other improvements in AppKit, Foundation, and related areas. Get an overview and guide to the sessions that we have this year covering advancements in Cocoa.",
      "title": "What's New in Cocoa for macOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/209"
    },
    "210": {
      "description": "Hear from the Apple design team about the principles and concepts that anchor Dark Mode. Learn the basics of enhancing your app with this new appearance, and add an experience that people are sure to love.",
      "title": "Introducing Dark Mode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/210"
    },
    "211": {
      "description": "Siri Shortcuts are a powerful new feature in iOS 12 that allow your app to expose its functionality to Siri. This enables Siri to suggest your shortcut at relevant times based on various context. Shortcuts can also be added to Siri to run with a voice phrase on iOS, HomePod and watchOS. Learn how to expose shortcuts in your app using NSUserActivity and discover the benefits of creating custom intents with SiriKit for a richer user experience.",
      "title": "Introduction to Siri Shortcuts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/211"
    },
    "212": {
      "description": "MapKit JS brings Apple Maps to your website. See how MapKit JS provides map rendering that is optimized for various browsers and devices, and supports native gestures such as pinch-to-zoom, two-finger rotate, and more. Learn how to add annotations and overlays, and how to use JavaScript interfaces to Apple Maps services such as Search and Directions to deliver an amazing map experience on your website.",
      "title": "Introducing MapKit JS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/212"
    },
    "213": {
      "description": "Learn how to update your audio or navigation app to support CarPlay. Apps in CarPlay are optimized for use in the car, and automatically adapt to available vehicle screens and input controls. Audio apps can deliver music, news, podcasts, and more. With the new CarPlay framework, Navigation apps can provide detailed maps, destination search, turn-by-turn guidance, and user notifications.",
      "title": "CarPlay Audio and Navigation Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/213"
    },
    "214": {
      "description": "Siri Shortcuts are a great way to help people execute actions or get information from your app, but shortcuts can be made even more powerful by adding them to Siri to be used with a simple phrase. Learn how you can now customize responses from Siri and add custom UI to make a great shortcuts experience across iOS, watchOS and HomePod. See how to allow users to add and manage shortcuts from right within your app and learn best practices to make shortcut suggestions that can be exposed through Settings.",
      "title": "Building for Voice with Siri Shortcuts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/214"
    },
    "215": {
      "description": "The new ClassKit framework lets you organize educational content in your app so that teachers can discover and assign specific activities and view students’ progress in the new Schoolwork app. Learn how to adopt ClassKit to your content structure, declare assignable content, and share student progress on activities teachers assign in Schoolwork.",
      "title": "Introducing ClassKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/215"
    },
    "216": {
      "description": "Last year we introduced the Files App and an easy way to view, edit, and share documents within your application. Learn best practices for implementing this technology, how to effectively manage documents in your app, and how to avoid common document manager pitfalls. Hear about the difference between a Document Browser and a Document Picker and when to use them. Gain a better understanding into how this technology works in a sandbox. Learn how to give your customers a great experience, beginning at sign-in and continuing throughout your app!",
      "title": "Managing Documents In Your iOS Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/216"
    },
    "217": {
      "description": "Learn how to use Siri Shortcuts to bring glanceable information and custom interactions to the Siri watch face. Walk through how to create a compelling user experience by providing relevant shortcuts and by donating interactions from your app. See how these experiences can be created from both watchOS and iOS.",
      "title": "Siri Shortcuts on the Siri Watch Face",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/217"
    },
    "218": {
      "description": "Step deeper into Dark Mode adoption in your macOS application. Learn about the powerful Cocoa technologies at the core of Dark Mode, and take a detailed look at the APIs and best practices for adapting to this beautiful new look.",
      "title": "Advanced Dark Mode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/218"
    },
    "219": {
      "description": "Whether it's for UI elements or a fundamental part of your application, at some point, you have to handle images. This session is packed with engaging insight into how images are handled in iOS including discussion of UIImage, UIImageView, custom drawing in UIKit, plus advanced CPU and GPU techniques that can help you maximize performance and minimize memory footprint.",
      "title": "Image and Graphics Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/219"
    },
    "220": {
      "description": "Get a glimpse inside to find out what happens when you add a constraint! Dive into the internals of Auto Layout to develop intuition for how your code affects what happens under the hood. Learn how to measure and refine your approach to Auto Layout and see how its improved performance in iOS 12 will speed up your app.",
      "title": "High Performance Auto Layout",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/220"
    },
    "221": {
      "description": "Leverage the abilities of TextKit to provide the best experience possible displaying and editing text. Get the best performance out of your app by using TextKit effectively. Learn the concepts to do more complex handling, layout and presentation.",
      "title": "TextKit Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/221"
    },
    "222": {
      "description": "A lot can go wrong when loading data into your app. Whether you work directly with JSON and property lists, or with higher-level APIs such as NSCoding and Codable, learn how to defend your customers and secure your code against invalid or malicious data. Avoid fatal assumptions by validating payload structure, type information and domain correctness, to turn the data you work with into data you can trust.",
      "title": "Data You Can Trust",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/222"
    },
    "223": {
      "description": "When you imagine building a new app, what do you think about? Models, views, and controllers deserve their prominent place in the design process, but we don't often give the same attention to the underlying work our apps need to do. Understand how to identify and optimize the algorithms in your app, and discover how implementing algorithms as generic protocol extensions results in efficient, effective, and maintainable code.",
      "title": "Embracing Algorithms",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/223"
    },
    "224": {
      "description": "As your app gains more customers and becomes more feature-rich, you may find yourself with new problems to solve. Core Data is a powerful tool that has changed a lot over the years. Learn about the new best practices in Core Data, such as how to use concurrency and persistent history, and discover how to test for, and resolve, common problems using familiar technologies.",
      "title": "Core Data Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/224"
    },
    "225": {
      "description": "UICollectionView is a flexible, powerful tool to help you achieve great user experiences in your applications. Hear how you can leverage these rich APIs to rapidly move from initial design ideas to polished shipping applications. Topics range from getting started to advanced update animations and layouts.",
      "title": "A Tour of UICollectionView",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/225"
    },
    "226": {
      "description": "VoiceOver provides spoken descriptions and braille output of onscreen elements. Learn how to go beyond the visuals to identify VoiceOver and functional issues to help improve the experience for all users.",
      "title": "VoiceOver: App Testing Beyond The Visuals",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/226"
    },
    "227": {
      "description": "Learn how to use assets to bring visually compelling and data efficient artwork to your apps, leveraging new features in iOS 12. Gain insight into organizing, optimizing, and authoring artwork assets by using asset catalogs to their fullest. Learn techniques to better streamline workflows between designers and developers. Ensure better app delivery and a smaller footprint, maximizing target audiences of your app with full artwork asset fidelity.",
      "title": "Optimizing App Assets",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/227"
    },
    "228": {
      "description": "People expect long battery life on their mobile devices, and apps play a vital role in achieving that experience. Understand how app behavior affects battery consumption, and learn strategies to conserve energy while providing the best experience for your app. Find out how Xcode Energy Reports can help you tune your app to use the least amount of power possible.",
      "title": "What’s New in Energy Debugging",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/228"
    },
    "229": {
      "description": "Every app uses collections! Go beyond the basics with specific tips on how best to use indices, slices, bridging, laziness, and reference types. Gain better understanding of when to use each collection for best performance.",
      "title": "Using Collections Effectively",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/229"
    },
    "230": {
      "description": "Go beyond the basics and create apps with an exceptional accessibility experience. Learn how to design elements that appear in your app for maximum clarity and accessibility. Discover how to enhance the way users interact with your app even when presenting custom views, or drawing complex UI.",
      "title": "Deliver an Exceptional Accessibility Experience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/230"
    },
    "231": {
      "description": "Get a fresh look at the HomeKit APIs. Understand how Siri and the Apple Home App use Action Sets and Accessory Services & Characteristics to provide a great home automation experience.",
      "title": "HomeKit Deep Dive",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/231"
    },
    "232": {
      "description": "Business Chat is a powerful way for organizations to connect with customers directly from within Messages. Whether you are a Customer Service Platform provider, a brand looking to integrate chat for customer communication, or a brand app developer looking to extend your iOS app to enhance Business Chat conversations, you'll receive concrete guidance and learn the baseline requirements necessary to ensure you are ready to go live.",
      "title": "Getting Ready for Business Chat",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/232"
    },
    "233": {
      "description": "iOS contains powerful technologies you can use to make your app truly delightful. Learn how to take your app to the next level with easy-to-implement features such as Handoff and External Display support. Preserve that feeling of magic in your app with pro-tips that combine animations, gestures and layout, while keeping your scrolling smooth, and your code scalable. Dive into the anatomy of a launch to get your app responsive quickly, and learn some great debugging tricks from the pros!",
      "title": "Adding Delight to your iOS App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/233"
    },
    "234": {
      "description": "Safari and WebKit are continually evolving with new features, APIs, and cutting edge web standards. Learn about this year’s biggest feature highlights, designed to help you create richer experiences with better performance and security — whether you are developing content for a browser or developing an app with embedded web content.",
      "title": "What’s New in Safari and WebKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/234"
    },
    "235": {
      "description": "Ground-up coverage of how to make an app that can fit on devices of every size and shape. Make your app fit beautifully on Apple's full range of devices with the minimum amount of effort, future-proofing your user experience along the way.",
      "title": "UIKit: Apps for Every Size and Shape",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/235"
    },
    "236": {
      "description": "Speech can enhance the audio experience of your app, whether you are generating spoken feedback for accessibility, or providing critical information beyond simple alerts or notifications. AVSpeechSynthesizer produces synthesized speech from text and allows you to control and monitor the progress of ongoing speech. Learn the ins and outs of AVSpeechSynthesizer and how to add computer-generated speech output to your app.",
      "title": "AVSpeechSynthesizer: Making iOS Talk",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/236"
    },
    "237": {
      "description": "Quicklook Previews are an easy way preview documents in your app. Hear about the basics as well as some advanced implementations. Learn to present a variety of types of documents from within your app without reinventing the wheel, and make sure your custom file format works great with the built-in support offered by iOS.",
      "title": "Quick Look Previews from the Ground Up",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/237"
    },
    "238": {
      "description": "With TVMLKit you can quickly and easily develop tvOS apps that deliver intuitive and engaging media experiences. Learn about enhancements to data binding that allow you to separate your application logic and user interface, and new features and functions to customize the media playback experience.",
      "title": "What's New in TVMLKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/238"
    },
    "239": {
      "description": "watchOS 5 brings web content to Apple Watch by rendering rich HTML in Messages and Mail. Gain insights into how watchOS maintains compatibility with existing web content, and find out what you can do to optimize your web content for Apple Watch.",
      "title": "Designing Web Content for watchOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/239"
    },
    "241": {
      "description": "Drag and Drop is a powerful API that allows apps to share and communicate data. No matter how you decide to implement Drag and Drop, there's a way to make it work for people with accessibility needs. Learn the details as we dive into accessible Drag and Drop for iOS.",
      "title": "Accessible Drag and Drop",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/241"
    },
    "301": {
      "description": "App Store Connect is constantly evolving to improve the experience of managing and deploying your app on App Store. Learn about the new App Store Connect API for managing frequently modified data such as users and groups, see the latest updates to Sales Trends and Analytics reporting, and TestFlight features enhanced to help you test and deploy your next masterpiece.",
      "title": "What's New in App Store Connect",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/301"
    },
    "302": {
      "description": "Learn about new management capabilities for iOS, macOS, and tvOS, tool evolution over the past year, and important changes coming this fall. You'll discover how new MDM features help administrators manage devices more effectively, how educators can enhance the classroom learning environment, and how app developers can make their app a better fit for education and enterprise customers.",
      "title": "What's New in Managing Apple Devices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/302"
    },
    "303": {
      "description": "The new App Store Connect API provides a familiar and highly readable REST API designed to facilitate the automation of many tasks you would typically perform through the Apple Developer website and the App Store Connect browser interfaces. Learn how this API allows you to manage your apps and testers for TestFlight, create code signing resources, download reports, and even manage your organization. See how this API leverages JWT authentication and a JSON payload for all transactions to make this new service easy to integrate with your existing automated workflows.",
      "title": "Automating App Store Connect",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/303"
    },
    "304": {
      "description": "Search Ads is a great way to help people discover your app in App Store search results. Learn how new market expansion will give you greater opportunities to reach high quality customers. See how Search Ads Advanced new creative variations will help make your app promotion even more effective.",
      "title": "What's New in Search Ads",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/304"
    },
    "401": {
      "description": "Hear about the latest advancements in Swift, the safe, fast, and expressive language. Find out about improvements to build times, code size, and runtime performance. Learn how to take advantage of new features in your code that eliminate boilerplate, increase safety and security, and improve your overall development productivity.",
      "title": "What's New in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/401"
    },
    "402": {
      "description": "Discover major advancements in Xcode playgrounds. Learn advanced tips and techniques, hear about new and often overlooked workflows, and rediscover the tools provided when coding in playgrounds.",
      "title": "Getting the Most out of Playgrounds in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/402"
    },
    "403": {
      "description": "Hear about exciting improvements to code coverage, including how you can build your own automation on top of Xcode’s coverage reports. Learn how to dramatically speed up the execution of your tests by leveraging distributed parallel testing, new in Xcode 10.",
      "title": "What's New in Testing",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/403"
    },
    "404": {
      "description": "The localization process in Xcode 10 has been updated to aid you through the lifecycle of exporting, importing, and testing localized content in your apps. See new functionality added in Xcode 10 and learn how the new localization catalog helps you build world-class, localized apps.",
      "title": "New Localization Workflows in Xcode 10",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/404"
    },
    "405": {
      "description": "Learn how to use signposts and logging to measure performance.  Understand how the Points of Interest instrument can be used to examine logged data. Get an introduction into creating and using custom instruments.",
      "title": "Measuring Performance Using Logging",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/405"
    },
    "406": {
      "description": "Generics are one of the most powerful features of Swift, enabling you to write flexible, reusable components while maintaining static type information. Learn about the design of Swift's generics, including how to generalize protocols, leverage protocol inheritance to express the varying capabilities of related types, build composable generic components with conditional conformances, and reason about the interaction between class inheritance and generics. This expanded version of the WWDC 2018 session includes a brand-new discussion of recursive constraints.",
      "title": "Swift Generics (Expanded)",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/406"
    },
    "407": {
      "description": "All apps benefit from a focus on performance and an increase in overall responsiveness. This information packed session gives you strategies for fixing performance problems using Instruments and other tools. Additionally, get practical advice based on experience in tuning Apple's own apps including Xcode and Photos on iOS.",
      "title": "Practical Approaches to Great App Performance",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/407"
    },
    "408": {
      "description": "Build your apps faster in Xcode 10. Learn how to structure your projects and tweak your code to take full advantage of all processor cores. Whether you've made a few small code changes you want to give a try, or you're building your full app for release, these techniques will cut the time it takes to build a running app.",
      "title": "Building Faster in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/408"
    },
    "409": {
      "description": "The LLVM suite of compiler tools in Xcode 10 have new language features, improved diagnostics, and more powerful optimizations. Find out about improvements to ARC for Objective-C, keep up with the newest additions to C++, get an overview of new and improved diagnostics and static analyzer checks, and learn about how LLVM compiler technology is delivering faster build times and better runtime performance for your apps.",
      "title": "What's New in LLVM",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/409"
    },
    "410": {
      "description": "Understand how custom instruments are useful and when they should be used. Get an in-depth view of the architecture of custom instruments and how to create them. Understand the attributes of a good instrument. Dive into advanced modeling and how to use the CLIPS language.",
      "title": "Creating Custom Instruments",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/410"
    },
    "411": {
      "description": "The Swift Package Manager makes it possible to easily develop and distribute source code in the Swift ecosystem. Learn about its goals, design, unique features, and the opportunities it has for continued evolution.",
      "title": "Getting to Know Swift Package Manager",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/411"
    },
    "412": {
      "description": "Discover advanced techniques, and tips and tricks for enhancing your Xcode debugging workflows. Learn how to take advantage of LLDB and custom breakpoints for more powerful debugging. Get the most out of Xcode’s view debugging tools to solve UI issues in your app more efficiently.",
      "title": "Advanced Debugging with Xcode and LLDB",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/412"
    },
    "413": {
      "description": "Swift Playgrounds is a revolutionary iPad app to teach coding with the powerful Swift programming language. Learn how to create your own content for Swift Playgrounds using the new template, and find out how to use the subscription format to host your own feed online for others to access.",
      "title": "Create Your Own Swift Playgrounds Subscription",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/413"
    },
    "414": {
      "description": "Sudden app crashes are a source of bad user experience and app review rejections. Learn how crash logs can be analyzed, what information they contain and how to diagnose the causes of crashes, including hard-to-reproduce memory corruptions and multithreading issues.",
      "title": "Understanding Crashes and Crash Logs",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/414"
    },
    "415": {
      "description": "Ever wonder what happens when you build your project in Xcode? Learn how Xcode automates the steps required to build an application, and go behind the scenes to learn how clang, swiftc, and the linker work together to turn your source code into a working program.",
      "title": "Behind the Scenes of the Xcode Build Process",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/415"
    },
    "416": {
      "description": "Discover how memory graphs can be used to get a close up look at what is contributing to an app’s memory footprint. Understand the true memory cost of an image. Learn some tips and tricks for reducing the memory footprint of an app.",
      "title": "iOS Memory Deep Dive",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/416"
    },
    "417": {
      "description": "Testing is an essential tool to consistently verify your code works correctly, but often your code has dependencies that are out of your control. Discover techniques for making hard-to-test code testable on Apple platforms using XCTest. Learn a variety of tips for writing higher-quality tests that run fast and require less maintenance.",
      "title": "Testing Tips & Tricks",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/417"
    },
    "418": {
      "description": "Xcode integrates with GitHub, Bitbucket, and GitLab to help you manage your source code, back up your files, and collaborate with others. Find out how to easily see the changes in your project right in the source editor, and learn how to use Xcode for common source control workflows with Git. See how conflicts occur, how to resolve them, and how to avoid them before they even happen.",
      "title": "Source Control Workflows in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/418"
    },
    "501": {
      "description": "Podcasts are created and enjoyed by millions of people around the world. With the addition of Podcast Analytics, podcasters can gather actionable and insightful intelligence into how their show is consumed, while respecting the privacy of their listeners. Learn how to interpret and use these new analytics to improve your show.",
      "title": "Introducing Podcast Analytics",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/501"
    },
    "502": {
      "description": "HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) is used to stream live and on-demand content to global audiences. Discover how to adjust and tune stream authoring and delivery elements to improve the viewing experience. Learn how to accurately measure your streaming performance, identify optimization opportunities, and implement changes to your HLS streams that can significantly improve the user experience.",
      "title": "Measuring and Optimizing HLS Performance",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/502"
    },
    "503": {
      "description": "The TrueDepth camera in the iPhone X streams high-quality depth data in real time allowing you to enhance your photo and video apps in fun and creative ways. Dive deep into the principles and best practices for working with depth data, learn how to use the new Portrait Segmentation API for still images, and see how these techniques can create special effects like background replacement and perspective changes.",
      "title": "Creating Photo and Video Effects Using Depth",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/503"
    },
    "504": {
      "description": "Apps in watchOS 5 have control over audio playback like never before.  With a full-fledged background mode for local audio playback using AVFoundation, people can listen to content on the go right from Apple Watch. Learn how to use the new volume control and how to respond to MediaRemote commands. Dive into best practices for getting audio onto Apple Watch with URLSession and update progress when using WatchConnectivity to transfer files from iPhone. Explore how to control playback on iPhone from your app with the new Now Playing view.",
      "title": "Creating Audio Apps for watchOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/504"
    },
    "505": {
      "description": "Make your apps even better through improved integration with Photos on macOS. We'll dive deep into the Photos Project Extension API that was introduced in macOS High Sierra and update you on what's new. You'll also learn best practices for handling file promises and image URLs to better handle drag & drop from Photos to your app.",
      "title": "Integrating with Photos on macOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/505"
    },
    "506": {
      "description": "MusicKit has enabled the creation of new, compelling, and engaging Apple Music powered app experiences. With the introduction of MusicKit on the web, as a developer, you can now bring Apple Music powered experiences to the web. Learn how to use declarative markup or javascript to enable Apple Music on your website.",
      "title": "MusicKit on the Web",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/506"
    },
    "507": {
      "description": "AVContentKeySession allows for the management of FairPlay content decryption keys for HTTP Live Streaming. It offers a simplified key loading process that provides applications with control over the lifecycle of content keys, and features such as dual-expiry keys for offline movie rentals. Learn about best practices and recommended patterns for adopting this API.",
      "title": "AVContentKeySession Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/507"
    },
    "508": {
      "description": "MapKit JS uses the JWT standard for ensuring a secure connection between your site and the MapKit JS services.  Learn how to create, protect, and use site-specific keys to ensure only your servers are accessing APIs linked to your domain.",
      "title": "Getting and Using a MapKit JS Key",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/508"
    },
    "601": {
      "description": "ReplayKit 2 provides built-in services for broadcasting your screen from iOS and tvOS to viewers online. See how broadcasts can be started right within Control Center or from standard UI included in your own apps and games. Hear about developing broadcast extensions for ReplayKit 2 and get best practices for handling account sign-in.",
      "title": "Live Screen Broadcast with ReplayKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/601"
    },
    "602": {
      "description": "ARKit 2 makes it easy to develop vivid augmented reality experiences and enable apps to interact with the real world in entirely new ways. Discover how multiple iOS devices can simultaneously view an AR scene or play multiplayer AR games. Learn about new capabilities for tracking 2D images, and see how to detect known 3D objects like sculptures, toys, and furniture.",
      "title": "What’s New in ARKit 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/602"
    },
    "603": {
      "description": "With iOS 12, ARKit includes a built-in viewer for displaying and sharing high-quality 3D content using Pixar's usdz file format. Get introduced to the capabilities of AR Quick Look and see how to easily integrate AR into your app. Learn best practices for preparing 3D models for AR, and see how to deliver usdz content for viewing across Safari, Mail, Messages, and other built-in apps.",
      "title": "Integrating Apps and Content with AR Quick Look",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/603"
    },
    "604": {
      "description": "Metal is the foundation for accelerated graphics and compute on Apple platforms, enabling your apps and games to tap into the incredible power of the GPU. Get introduced to essential Metal capabilities and understand the recommended approach for transitioning OpenGL-based apps onto the Metal API.",
      "title": "Metal for OpenGL Developers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/604"
    },
    "605": {
      "description": "Developed by Apple, SwiftShot is an energetic and immersive multiplayer AR game built with key iOS technologies. Glimpse behind the curtain and see how SwiftShot was designed and developed using ARKit, SceneKit, and Swift. Understand the intricacies of designing great gameplay for AR, and learn practical techniques for multiplayer synchronization and physics simulation.",
      "title": "Inside SwiftShot: Creating an AR Game",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/605"
    },
    "606": {
      "description": "Metal Performance Shaders (MPS) harnesses the massive parallelism of the GPU to dramatically accelerate calculations at the heart of modern ray tracing and ray casting techniques. See how ray tracing can provide greater realism in 3D scenes through improved shading, soft shadows, and global illumination. Understand how MPS accelerates ray-triangle intersections while enabling dynamic scene updates, and learn how to extend your app across multiple GPUs for even greater performance.",
      "title": "Metal for Ray Tracing Acceleration",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/606"
    },
    "607": {
      "description": "Metal 2 is Apple-designed graphics software that lets developers build console‑style games. Learn key aspects of the Metal architecture that support the techniques for modern high-performance game rendering. See how Metal now enables the GPU to schedule work for itself, allowing complete scenes and compute workloads to be built and executed with little to no CPU interaction. Understand how the seamless integration of Metal 2 with the A11 Bionic chip lets your apps and games realize entirely new levels of performance and capability.",
      "title": "Metal for Game Developers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/607"
    },
    "608": {
      "description": "Metal provides powerful tools for analyzing shader behavior and optimizing performance. Dive into troubleshooting vertex-stage problems with new geometry viewing capabilities in Xcode. Use the shader debugger to step through vertex, fragment, and compute shader execution line-by-line. Get details about analyzing GPU workload, and check out shader profiler enhancements for A11 Bionic.",
      "title": "Metal Shader Debugging and Profiling",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/608"
    },
    "609": {
      "description": "Metal Performance Shaders (MPS) includes a highly tuned library of machine learning primitives leveraging the tremendous power of the GPU. With iOS 12 and macOS Mojave, MPS adds capabilities to accelerate the computationally intensive task of training a neural network. Learn performance optimizations for inference, and understand the training process for both convolutional and recurrent neural networks (CNNs and RNNs).",
      "title": "Metal for Accelerating Machine Learning",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/609"
    },
    "610": {
      "description": "With ARKit your app can see the world and place virtual objects on horizontal and vertical surfaces and recognize images and objects. Go beyond the API to gain insights into the innovative methods and techniques underlying these capabilities. See how ARKit combines device motion with the camera to provide accurate tracking and plane detection. Get a deeper understanding of persistence and multi-device AR and learn the recommended approach for image tracking and object detection.",
      "title": "Understanding ARKit Tracking and Detection",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/610"
    },
    "611": {
      "description": "On macOS, Metal 2 adds specialized support for virtual reality (VR) rendering and external GPUs. Learn about new features and optimizations to take advantage of these technologies within your Metal 2-based apps and games. Understand best practices for scheduling workloads across multiple GPUs and techniques for frame pacing while multi-threading.",
      "title": "Metal for VR",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/611"
    },
    "612": {
      "description": "Realize the full potential of your Metal-based games by tackling common issues that cause frame rate slowdowns, stutters, and stalls. Discover how to clear up jitter and maintain a silky-smooth frame rate with simple changes in frame pacing. Get introduced to new tools for analyzing rendering passes and pinpoint expensive or unexpected work. Learn how to avoid thread stalls and get specific advice about handling thermal notifications.",
      "title": "Metal Game Performance Optimization",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/612"
    },
    "701": {
      "description": "Learn how to use sophisticated Signal and Image Processing techniques to bring higher performance to your apps while lowering battery consumption.  See compelling use cases for the Accelerate framework with interactive demos. Explore using simd—a valuable addition that effortlessly brings vector programming to your apps.",
      "title": "Using Accelerate and simd",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/701"
    },
    "702": {
      "description": "Apple is on a mission to advance the state of Mac security, and we want your apps to be there with us. Learn about new protections for user data, new capabilities with Developer ID, and how you can best secure your apps.",
      "title": "Your Apps and the Future of macOS Security",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/702"
    },
    "703": {
      "description": "Create ML is a new framework designed to help you easily build machine learning models using Swift and Xcode. Designed for Simplicity and Performance. Learn how you can build customized models from data that will enable new and powerful features in your apps using Create ML.",
      "title": "Introducing Create ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/703"
    },
    "704": {
      "description": "Learn about the latest updates in StoreKit, including offering introductory pricing for subscriptions, requesting ratings and reviews, promoting your in-app purchases within the App Store, and developing in the sandbox environment. Dive deep into best practices for processing transactions and validating receipts.",
      "title": "Best Practices and What’s New with In-App Purchases",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/704"
    },
    "705": {
      "description": "Learn the best practices for architecting your subscription infrastructure using StoreKit and server-side logic. Find out about simple engineering techniques to keep your subscribers longer, and how to utilize new tools and APIs to give your subscribers the best experience.",
      "title": "Engineering Subscriptions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/705"
    },
    "706": {
      "description": "HealthKit provides a consolidated repository for a variety of data including health records containing information such as lab results, immunizations, and medications downloaded directly from institutions. Discover new health records classes and types created to provide easy access to high-level record types without preventing access to the underlying raw data.  Learn new authorization techniques that allows your app to access health record data for analysis and presentation in a manner that respects your customer's privacy.",
      "title": "Accessing Health Records with HealthKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/706"
    },
    "707": {
      "description": "Tracking workouts with Apple Watch is popular with fitness professionals and novices alike.  See how the new workout API streamlines the entire lifecycle of a workout, complete with ability to restart a session after a crash to prevent you from losing data. Learn how the new workout classes, types, and queries provide quick access to baseline sample data you would typical calculate without limiting access to the fine grained samples you may occasionally require.",
      "title": "New Ways to Work with Workouts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/707"
    },
    "708": {
      "description": "Introduced just one year ago, Core ML has already revolutionized the way apps can benefit from machine learning, by enabling fast and private on device machine learning features for your app. Find out how new Core ML features let you reduce the size of models, make them more flexible, and dramatically improve performance.",
      "title": "What’s New in Core ML, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/708"
    },
    "709": {
      "description": "The Core ML tools ecosystem gives you many options for building and optimizing models to meet your app requirements. Learn how to add flexibility to existing models, quantize them, and take advantage of Core ML's support for customization.",
      "title": "What’s New in Core ML, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/709"
    },
    "710": {
      "description": "Local and push notifications enable your app to keep users informed with timely and relevant content, by displaying messages and accepting users’ actions, or playing distinctive sounds, or updating the badge on your app icon. Improvements to rich notifications help you create more engaging content and better manage notifications. Find out what’s new and get expert advice on implementing user notifications in your app.",
      "title": "What’s New in User Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/710"
    },
    "711": {
      "description": "Grouping the notifications your app sends helps people get more information at a glance and manage multiple notifications at once. Learn how to implement Grouped Notifications in your app.",
      "title": "Using Grouped Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/711"
    },
    "712": {
      "description": "Turi Create is an open source toolset for creating Core ML models, for tasks such as image classification, object detection, style transfers, recommendations, and more. Learn how you can use Turi Create to build models for your apps.",
      "title": "A Guide to Turi Create",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/712"
    },
    "713": {
      "description": "Natural Language is a redesigned framework designed to provide high-performance, on-device APIs for fundamental NLP tasks across all Apple platforms. Through the deep integration of the framework with Core ML and Create ML, you now have the ability to train custom NLP models to perform many different inferences and leverage the power of NLP in your apps. Join us for this exciting session to learn all the details and to see it in action.",
      "title": "Introducing Natural Language Framework",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/713"
    },
    "714": {
      "description": "Learn what Apple has been doing to help your app get the most out of the network with the least effort. Let Apple’s networking APIs do the heavy lifting for you. Learn best practices for getting top networking performance from your app using the URLSession APIs.",
      "title": "Optimizing Your App for Today’s Internet",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/714"
    },
    "715": {
      "description": "The new Network.framework API gives you direct access to the same high-performance user-space networking stack used by URLSession. If you’re considering using Berkeley Sockets in your app or library, learn what better options are available to you.",
      "title": "Introducing Network.framework: A modern alternative to Sockets",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/715"
    },
    "716": {
      "description": "Vision is a high-level framework that provides an easy to use API for handling many computer vision tasks. We'll dive deep into a particularly powerful feature of Vision—tracking objects in video streams. Learn best practices for using Vision in your app. Gain a greater understanding of how request handlers function in terms of lifecycle, performance, and memory utilization.",
      "title": "Object Tracking in Vision",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/716"
    },
    "717": {
      "description": "Using Core ML models in Vision makes the creation of powerful Computer Vision applications easy. Learn how easy it is to use custom trained classifiers and object recognition models in a live camera capture. In addition, you'll learn about the latest additions to the Vision Framework along with a deeper dive into some its fundamentals.",
      "title": "Vision with Core ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/717"
    },
    "718": {
      "description": "At Apple, we believe in building products with both great features and great privacy. Learn how to apply privacy engineering techniques to your apps so you can build trust with users to unlock better experiences and engagement.  And find out how new privacy features can benefit you and your users.",
      "title": "Better Apps through Better Privacy",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/718"
    },
    "719": {
      "description": "Core Image is the essential framework for handling image processing tasks in your photo and video apps. In this session, we'll explore new additions to the framework that allow you to achieve great performance in your filter chains and custom CIKernels. We'll also demo a new approach to prototyping in Core Image through the use of an interactive Python environment. Through these techniques you'll discover new ideas for building new creative effects as well as practical approaches to batch processing images for tasks such as image compositing and data boosting for machine learning.",
      "title": "Core Image: Performance, Prototyping, and Python",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/719"
    },
    "720": {
      "description": "Get the latest news and updates from the Wallet and Apple Pay team. Learn how iPhone and Apple Watch can power innovative commerce experiences. Hear about the latest design best practices for Apple Pay. And discover how to create your own contactless passes for rewards cards, gift cards, tickets and more.",
      "title": "Wallet and Apple Pay: Creating Great Customer Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/720"
    },
    "721": {
      "description": "Password AutoFill delivers the ability to fill passwords seamlessly within iOS apps and Safari. Join us to learn how app developers who provide credential management can surface their credentials during sign-in within apps and on the web.",
      "title": "Implementing AutoFill Credential Provider Extensions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/721"
    },
    "801": {
      "description": "Great Design isn’t magic, it is crafted with care by real people. Explore the characteristics of great design through the voices of designers from Apple and our developer community. Learn how they take inspiration from everyday life, conceive and refine ideas, and push themselves to design apps and games that can stand the test of time.",
      "title": "The Qualities of Great Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/801"
    },
    "802": {
      "description": "Great app experiences leap off the screen. They are dynamic, immersive, personal, and, above all else, the result of a strong and clear intent. Learn key techniques for being intentional with your design by choosing appropriate metaphors, making extreme choices, and making every interaction feel more authentic and natural.",
      "title": "Intentional Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/802"
    },
    "803": {
      "description": "Discover the techniques used to create the fluid gestural interface of iPhone X. Learn how to design with gestures and motion that feel intuitive and natural, making your app a delight to use.",
      "title": "Designing Fluid Interfaces",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/803"
    },
    "804": {
      "description": "An in-depth exploration of essential interaction, visual and sound design principles and techniques through the design of a simple button.",
      "title": "The Life of a Button",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/804"
    },
    "805": {
      "description": "Engaging AR experiences are easy to start and navigate, persuasively realistic, and highly immersive. Learn best practices for successfully bringing people into an AR experience, teaching them about how to interact and engage with virtual content, and making your AR content look beautiful and grounded in the real world.",
      "title": "Creating Great AR Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/805"
    },
    "806": {
      "description": "Thoughtfully designed notifications are a powerful way to communicate timely information to people that they will find valuable and useful. Learn how you can design notifications people want to receive by making them beautiful, helpful, actionable, and respectful of their valuable time and attention.",
      "title": "Designing Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/806"
    },
    "808": {
      "description": "Designing for AR can be intimidating and discovering design flaws late in the process can be costly. See how low-tech traditional prototyping techniques can help you validate and refine your AR app and game design ideas.",
      "title": "Prototyping for AR",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/808"
    },
    "809": {
      "description": "Make your apps even more powerful and expressive with Apple Pencil. Learn Apple Pencil design best practices such as correctly balancing touch and pencil interactions, fully harnessing Apple Pencil sensors, and creating more efficient and natural user flows.",
      "title": "Apple Pencil Design Essentials",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/809"
    },
    "810": {
      "description": "Maps are powerful tools for conveying information. Learn key cartographic principles that will help you create beautiful, useful maps so that your users can get the most out of your apps.",
      "title": "Tips for Great Maps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/810"
    },
    "811": {
      "description": "Ideas can live or die by their presentation. Learn indispensable and proven techniques for presenting your design work to better communicate your objectives and receive helpful, valuable and constructive feedback.",
      "title": "Presenting Design Work",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc18/811"
    }
  },
  "2019": {
    "101": {
      "description": "WWDC 2019 Keynote",
      "title": "Keynote",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/101"
    },
    "103": {
      "description": "WWDC 2019 Platforms State of the Union",
      "title": "Platforms State of the Union",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/103"
    },
    "104": {
      "description": "Join us for an unforgettable award ceremony celebrating developers and their outstanding work. The 2019 Apple Design Awards recognize state of the art iOS, macOS, watchOS, and tvOS apps that reflect excellence in design and innovation.",
      "title": "Apple Design Awards",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/104"
    },
    "105": {
      "description": "Start your day with the fantastic trainers of Aaptiv, the number one audio fitness app on the App Store. This 40-minute high intensity interval training workout will wake you up and push you to your limits leaving you energized and ready to take on the day. All levels are welcome. Check-in starts at 6:30 a.m at the Activity Studio, located at 420 S First Street, San Jose CA, 95113.",
      "title": "Morning HIIT Workout with Aaptiv",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/105"
    },
    "106": {
      "description": "Open to all attendees, these informal breakfasts are a great way to meet some of the phenomenal people at WWDC while you start your day with a buffet. This engaging panel discussion features Apple Entrepreneur Camp alumni and female WWDC Scholarship recipients. Moderated by Dawn Dagucon, Program Manager, Apple Entrepreneur Camp.\r\n\r\nThis event takes place at the Hilton San Jose in the Market Room, located on street level.",
      "title": "Women@WWDC Breakfast",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/106"
    },
    "107": {
      "description": "Bring your lunch and engage in casual conversations about accessibility with fellow developers, Apple engineers, and members of the Apple accessibility team. Meet Apple engineers who regularly use VoiceOver and Switch Control to chat about apps they use at work and how they recommend developing accessibility features. Set up the Accessibility Shortcut and show us how you can use VoiceOver to navigate your app or any app you choose. Successful navigators earn an accessibility pin.",
      "title": "Accessibility Lunchtime Get-Together",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/107"
    },
    "108": {
      "description": "Join fellow developers and Apple experts to explore the many ways that apps can be accessible and inclusive. Discover how Siri Shortcuts, ARKit, the TrueDepth Camera, and CoreML can be leveraged for accessibility, and see examples of apps that have taken care to design excellent experiences for VoiceOver and Switch Control users. Set up the Accessibility Shortcut and show us how you can use VoiceOver to navigate your app or any app you choose. Successful navigators earn an accessibility pin.",
      "title": "Accessibility Get-Together",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/108"
    },
    "109": {
      "description": "Enjoy live music, a selection of local beers, and the company of fellow developers. Attendees 21 years and older may drink alcohol and can pick up a wristband for drinks on Tuesday on the plaza outside McEnery Convention Center by showing their valid government-issued photo ID.",
      "title": "Music on the Plaza",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/109"
    },
    "110": {
      "description": "Celebrate Global Running Day with an invigorating run through San Jose led by the amazing Joan Benoit Samuelson, winner of the Boston Marathon, the Chicago Marathon, and the first ever Women’s Olympic Marathon. All levels are invited to join this out-and-back 5K run. Check-in starts at 6:30 a.m at the Activity Studio, located at 420 S First Street, San Jose CA, 95113.",
      "title": "WWDC Run with Joan Benoit Samuelson",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/110"
    },
    "111": {
      "description": "Open to all attendees, these informal breakfasts are a great way to meet some of the phenomenal people at WWDC while you start your day with a buffet. Hear from talented developers who use technology to help individuals from underrepresented communities pursue careers in tech. Moderated by Stacy Ishmael, Senior Editor, App Store.\r\n\r\nThis event takes place at the Hilton San Jose in the Market Room, located on street level.",
      "title": "Black@WWDC Breakfast",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/111"
    },
    "112": {
      "description": "Bring your lunch and your passion for health and fitness to casual conversations with fellow developers and Apple staff. Discuss the many ways HealthKit, ResearchKit, and CareKit can be used to create outstanding wellness apps for iPhone and Apple Watch.",
      "title": "Wellness Lunchtime Get-Together",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/112"
    },
    "113": {
      "description": "Coming out of surgery to remove a brain tumor, Chris Downey found himself facing a new reality at the age of 45 — total and unexpected sight loss. Unfazed by the apparent paradox of being a “blind architect”, Chris returned to work one month later. While Chris still thinks, creates, and works visually in his mind, his blind persona continually fascinates him with surprising “outsights” — special insights about architecture, technology, and the world around him gained as a result of losing his sight. Join Chris as he shares his newly-found vision and the positive impact his experience has had, and hear his challenge to all to realize a truly smart world through universal inclusive design.",
      "title": "Outsights from My Blind Avatar: An Architect’s New Vision Without Sight",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/113"
    },
    "114": {
      "description": "Learn about the development of Apple’s ECG app for Apple Watch, directly from leaders of the Apple health team, followed by a discussion on heart health.",
      "title": "Wellness Get-Together",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/114"
    },
    "115": {
      "description": "Make space in your week to reflect and recharge with instructors from the wildly popular Glo — Yoga and Meditation app. This gentle flow practice combines mindfulness and movement to leave you feeling fully reset and inspired. All levels are welcome. Check-in starts at 6:30 a.m at the Activity Studio, located at 420 S First Street, San Jose CA, 95113.",
      "title": "Yoga Mind-Body Reboot with Glo",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/115"
    },
    "116": {
      "description": "Open to all attendees, these informal breakfasts are a great way to meet some of the phenomenal people at WWDC while you start your day with a buffet. Gain insights from Latinx developers creating incredible apps for Apple platforms. Moderated by Melinda Borjon Heinlein, Apple Worldwide Developer Relations.\r\n\r\nThis event takes place at the Hilton San Jose in the Market Room, located on street level.",
      "title": "Latinx@WWDC Breakfast",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/116"
    },
    "117": {
      "description": "Bring your lunch and engage in casual conversations with fellow developers and members of the Apple education team. Topics include coding education, games in education, augmented reality in education, and more.",
      "title": "Education Lunchtime Get-Together",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/117"
    },
    "118": {
      "description": "At 27, Dr. Ayanna Howard was hired by NASA to lead a team designing a robot for future Mars missions that could “think like a human and adapt to change.” Her accomplishments since then include being named as one of 2015’s most powerful women engineers in the world and as one of Forbes’ 2018 U.S. Top 50 Women in Tech. From creating robots to studying the impact of global warming on the Antarctic ice shelves to founding a company that develops STEM education and therapy products for children and those with varying needs, Ayanna personifies the responsible global citizen. Hear as she delves into the implications of recent advances in robotics and AI and explains the critical importance of ensuring diversity and inclusion at all stages to reduce the risk of unconscious bias and ensuring robots are designed to be accessible to all.",
      "title": "Roving for a Better World",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/118"
    },
    "119": {
      "description": "Join fellow developers and Apple experts to experience and discuss innovations in education technology. Explore apps that use ARKit to create delightful and immersive learning experiences, and see how CoreML can be leveraged to benefit learners. Try out robotics coding challenges with Swift Playgrounds, and learn how teachers can use Schoolwork to assign students activities within apps.",
      "title": "Education Get-Together",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/119"
    },
    "120": {
      "description": "Experience incredible music, food, and drinks at Discovery Meadow, just steps away from the McEnery Convention Center. Attendees 21 years and older may drink alcohol and can pick up a wristband for drinks on Thursday either on the plaza outside McEnery Convention Center or at the tent inside Discovery Meadow by showing their valid government-issued photo ID. Bag check is not available at the bash, so please leave your bags at the hotel.",
      "title": "Bash",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/120"
    },
    "121": {
      "description": "Bring your lunch and engage in casual conversations with fellow developers and Apple staff on designing apps for everyone. You can ask questions, and share your learnings or success stories. Get inspired, share experiences, and envision new possibilities together.",
      "title": "Gender Inclusive App Design Get-Together",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/121"
    },
    "122": {
      "description": "From its 1969 origins as an experiment gauging the power of television to educate children and level the playing field for underserved preschoolers, Sesame Street has stretched to reach 150 countries, becoming the world’s largest informal educator and bringing learning and laughter to generations of children across the globe. Brown Johnson, EVP and Creative Director for Sesame Workshop, the nonprofit organization behind Sesame Street and much more, marks the iconic show’s 50th anniversary with a peek behind the scenes, including the ways Sesame Street uses media in new ways to stay vital and relevant for children in an evolving landscape.",
      "title": "Sesame Street: 50 Years and Counting",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/122"
    },
    "201": {
      "description": "Listen to four lightning talks from Apple Accessibility engineers to learn about how to make your app more inclusive and accessible. Get a tour of VoiceOver from an engineer who will demonstrate how descriptive labels make the difference between using an app and deleting an app. Hear about new API in iOS 13 that can make your app easier and better to use for people with motional sensitivity, color-blindness, and other visual disorders. Learn about how to reduce the number of swipes and taps for people who use assistive technologies and how to use the Accessibility Inspector to ensure that all parts of your app are accessible.",
      "title": "Accessibility Lessons",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/201"
    },
    "202": {
      "description": "CloudKit offers powerful, cloud-syncing technology while Core Data provides extensive data modeling and persistence APIs. Learn about combining these complementary technologies to easily build cloud-backed applications. See how new Core Data APIs make it easy to manage the flow of data through your application, as well as in and out of CloudKit. Join us to learn more about combining these frameworks to provide a great experience across all your customers’ devices.",
      "title": "Using Core Data With CloudKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/202"
    },
    "203": {
      "description": "iOS 13 brings desktop-class browsing to iPad. With blazing-fast performance, industry-leading security, and modern desktop features, Safari on iPad supports the latest web standards designed and automatically adapts desktop sites and web apps to touch in order to deliver a rich browsing experience. Learn how your site or embedded WebView can take advantage of powerful new features and coding best practices to deliver a best-in class user experience for iPad.",
      "title": "Introducing Desktop-class Browsing on iPad",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/203"
    },
    "204": {
      "description": "See SwiftUI in action! Watch as engineers from the SwiftUI team build a fully-functioning app from scratch. Understand the philosophy driving this new framework and learn about the benefits of declarative-style programming. Take a look under the hood to understand how SwiftUI operates and learn how SwiftUI and Xcode 11 work together to help you to build great apps, faster.",
      "title": "Introducing SwiftUI: Building Your First App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/204"
    },
    "205": {
      "description": "iPad Apps for Mac is an easy way to bring your iPad app to the Mac while maintaining your single code-base. Learn about common Mac features that are automatically implemented for you. Find out how to work with iOS-only frameworks and what using them could mean for your app. Hear about some common usage patterns including how to use third-party frameworks and some setup tips and tricks. Get a taste for how you can make your new Mac app feel like a Mac app by incorporating platform-specific features.",
      "title": "Introducing iPad Apps for Mac",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/205"
    },
    "206": {
      "description": "SF Symbols introduces a comprehensive library of vector-based symbols that you can incorporate into your app to simplify the layout of user interface elements through automatic alignment with surrounding text, and support for multiple weights and sizes. Learn how easy it is to adapt to different screen sizes and layouts, and improve the accessibility and localizability of your app. Get details on how to create new symbols for your specific needs that perfectly match the visual style of SF Symbols.",
      "title": "Introducing SF Symbols",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/206"
    },
    "207": {
      "description": "iOS 13 enhances SiriKit by bringing all new support for audio content playback. See how to provide an excellent, hands-free experience for playing your music, audiobooks, podcasts, radio, and more. Dive into best practices for handling search terms, discover how to provide a complete experience with playback speeds, adding to playlists, and allowing customers to tell you if they like or dislike content.",
      "title": "Introducing SiriKit Media Intents",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/207"
    },
    "208": {
      "description": "watchOS 6 enables a whole new level of watchOS experiences by allowing fully independent apps and apps built just for Apple Watch, and by bringing the App Store to Apple Watch. Discover how to leverage the power of many iOS frameworks and technologies, now on watchOS, to create fully independent experiences on Apple Watch.",
      "title": "Creating Independent Watch Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/208"
    },
    "209": {
      "description": "Core ML 3 has been greatly expanded to enable even more amazing, on-device machine learning capabilities in your app. Learn about the new Create ML app which makes it easy to build Core ML models for many tasks. Get an overview of model personalization; exciting updates in Vision, Natural Language, Sound, and Speech; and added support for cutting-edge model types.",
      "title": "What's New in Machine Learning",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/209"
    },
    "210": {
      "description": "Learn about the latest APIs in AppKit and associated frameworks. Get an overview of the enhancements coming in macOS Catalina to help you save time, take advantage of the latest hardware, and add polish to your application.",
      "title": "What’s New in AppKit for macOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/210"
    },
    "211": {
      "description": "tvOS apps can deliver amazing experiences with stunning picture quality through 4K resolution, Dolby Vision and HDR10, and immersive sound through Dolby Atmos. Discover how to design beautiful, engaging, content-first experiences for your media applications. Learn about the new Top Shelf extension and styles to engage customers in your content before they even open your app. Take advantage of user profile support to offer an even more intuitive shared device experience.",
      "title": "Mastering the Living Room With tvOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/211"
    },
    "212": {
      "description": "Multitasking is an exciting way to add power to your iPad app. It is easy to enable your app to run two instances of your interface side-by-side, and your customers will love it. Learn how to take your existing features like drag and drop and use them to easily create a second window. Find out how supporting multiple windows changes the app lifecycle and what that means for all applications. Hear about some common mistakes and how to solve them, setting you and your customers up for a fantastic experience.",
      "title": "Introducing Multiple Windows on iPad",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/212"
    },
    "213": {
      "description": "Parameters take Siri Shortcuts to the next level, enabling an interactive voice experience in Siri with follow-up questions, and allowing people to customize shortcuts in the Shortcuts app, now built into iOS. Walk through setting up your shortcuts to take advantage of parameters and learn how your shortcuts can pass output to other actions when creating multi-step shortcuts in the Shortcuts app.",
      "title": "Introducing Parameters for Shortcuts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/213"
    },
    "214": {
      "description": "Hear from the UIKit engineering team about the principles and concepts that anchor Dark Mode on iOS. Get introduced to the principles of enhancing your app with this new appearance using dynamic colors and images, and add an experience that people are sure to love.",
      "title": "Implementing Dark Mode on iOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/214"
    },
    "215": {
      "description": "Collection View Layouts make it easy to build rich interactive collections. Learn how to make dynamic and responsive layouts that range in complexity from basic lists to an advanced, multi-dimensional browsing experience.",
      "title": "Advances in Collection View Layout",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/215"
    },
    "216": {
      "description": "Take your first deep-dive into building an app with SwiftUI. Learn about Views and how they work. From basic controls to sophisticated containers like lists and navigation stacks, SwiftUI enables the creation of great user interfaces, faster and more easily. See how basic controls like Button are both simple yet versatile. Discover how to compose these pieces into larger, full-featured user interfaces that facilitate building great apps with SwiftUI. Build your SwiftUI skills as you learn the essentials of Apple’s new declarative framework.",
      "title": "SwiftUI Essentials",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/216"
    },
    "217": {
      "description": "The ResearchKit and CareKit frameworks are the fastest route to delivering powerful native iOS apps for the research and patient care field.  Learn about the newest audio and speech active-tasks, a completely redesigned user experience, and modular architecture designed to make it a breeze to create care plan apps for any use case.",
      "title": "ResearchKit and CareKit Reimagined",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/217"
    },
    "218": {
      "description": "Discover how HealthKit is enriching and expanding the health data types available to the users of your app. Learn about modern storage for high-frequency health data types, accessing beat-to-beat heart rate data, and how to bring an entire new dimension of health to your users with new support for hearing health.",
      "title": "Exploring New Data Representations in HealthKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/218"
    },
    "219": {
      "description": "SwiftUI allows a whole new world of possibilities when developing watchOS apps and notifications. From custom animations to providing an intuitive feel with Digital Crown haptics, SwiftUI helps you build exciting and immersive experiences for Apple Watch. See how easy it is to create custom elements with animations, embed gesture-driven animations within notifications, and learn about the enhanced debugging support to make watchOS app development faster than ever.",
      "title": "SwiftUI on watchOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/219"
    },
    "220": {
      "description": "Use UI Data Sources to simplify updating your table view and collection view items using automatic diffing. High fidelity, quality animations of set changes are automatic and require no extra code! This improved data source mechanism completely avoids synchronization bugs, exceptions, and crashes! Learn about this simplified data model that uses on identifiers and snapshots so that you can focus on your app’s dynamic data and content instead of the minutia of UI data synchronization.",
      "title": "Advances in UI Data Sources",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/220"
    },
    "221": {
      "description": "Meet PencilKit, Apple's feature-rich drawing and annotation framework. With just a few lines of code, you can add a full drawing experience to your app — with access to a canvas, responsive inks, rich tool palette and drawing model. Hear the technical details that make a great Apple Pencil experience. Learn about the new screenshot editor and how you can adopt just a few small APIs to enable your full content to be captured beyond the size of the screen, with or without your app's user interface.",
      "title": "Introducing PencilKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/221"
    },
    "222": {
      "description": "Learn all about the many advances in the Vision Framework including effortless image classification, image saliency, determining image similarity, and improvements in facial feature detection, and face capture quality scoring. This packed session will show you how easy it is to bring powerful computer vision techniques to your apps.",
      "title": "Understanding Images in Vision Framework",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/222"
    },
    "223": {
      "description": "Core Haptics lets you design your own haptics with synchronized audio on iPhone. In this two part session, learn essential sound and haptic design principles and concepts for creating meaningful and delightful experiences that engage a wider range of human senses. Discover how to combine visuals, audio and haptics, using the Taptic Engine, to add a new level of realism and improve feedback in your app or game. Understand how to create and play back content, and where Core Haptics fits in with other audio and haptic APIs.",
      "title": "Expanding the Sensory Experience with Core Haptics",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/223"
    },
    "224": {
      "description": "iOS 13 combines powerful new multitasking and productivity technologies with a refreshed look and feel for all applications. Familiarize yourself with new requirements to keep your app ready for upcoming versions of iOS. Discover improvements to search fields and a totally new way to present UI. Learn how to adopt new gestures around selection, access peek and pop on all hardware, and how to renew your app's look for iOS 13.",
      "title": "Modernizing Your UI for iOS 13",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/224"
    },
    "225": {
      "description": "Powerful new features in the AVCapture API let you capture photos and video from multiple cameras simultaneously. Photos now benefit from semantic segmentation that allows you to isolate hair, skin, and teeth in a photo. Learn how these advances enable you to create great camera apps and easily achieve stunning photo effects.",
      "title": "Advances in Camera Capture & Photo Segmentation",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/225"
    },
    "226": {
      "description": "SwiftUI was built from the ground up to let you write beautiful and correct user interfaces free of inconsistencies. Learn how to connect your data as dependencies while keeping the UI fully predictable and error free. Familiarize yourself with SwiftUI’s powerful data flow tools and understand what the best tool is for each situation.",
      "title": "Data Flow Through SwiftUI",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/226"
    },
    "227": {
      "description": "Starting with iOS 13, your iOS app can contribute fonts for systemwide use. Understand how fonts are managed on iOS, and learn how to install and access fonts. Get details on the font picker interface that allows users to choose fonts, and the System UI fonts that are now available for use in your app. Review best practices for text scaling that works regardless of device.",
      "title": "Font Management and Text Scaling",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/227"
    },
    "228": {
      "description": "Take a journey through the creation of an educational game that brings together Core ML, ARKit, and other app frameworks. Discover opportunities for magical interactions in your app through the power of machine learning. Gain a deeper understanding of approaches to solving challenging computer vision problems. See it all come to life in an interactive coding session.",
      "title": "Creating Great Apps Using Core ML and ARKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/228"
    },
    "230": {
      "description": "Core Data helps manage the flow of data throughout your app. Hear about new features in Core Data that make your code simpler and more powerful, including derived attributes, history tracking, change notifications and batch operations. Learn more about using these facilities and the new diffing APIs in UIKit and Foundation to make your apps run more efficiently.",
      "title": "Making Apps with Core Data",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/230"
    },
    "231": {
      "description": "SwiftUI is designed to integrate with your existing code base on any of Apple’s platforms. Learn how to adopt SwiftUI on any Apple platform by adding SwiftUI views into your app’s hierarchy, leveraging your existing data model and more.",
      "title": "Integrating SwiftUI",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/231"
    },
    "232": {
      "description": "Natural Language is a framework designed to provide high-performance, on-device APIs for natural language processing tasks across all Apple platforms. Learn about the addition of Sentiment Analysis and Text Catalog support in the framework. Gain a deeper understanding of transfer learning for text-based models and the new support for Word Embeddings which can power great search experiences in your app.",
      "title": "Advances in Natural Language Framework",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/232"
    },
    "233": {
      "description": "Xcode 11 displays previews of your user interface right in the editor, streamlining the edit-debug-run cycle into a seamless workflow. Learn how previews work, how to optimize the structure of your SwiftUI app for previews, and how to add preview support to your existing views and view controllers.",
      "title": "Mastering Xcode Previews",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/233"
    },
    "234": {
      "description": "Document Camera and Text Recognition features in Vision Framework enable you to extract text data from images. Learn how to leverage this built-in machine learning technology in your app. Gain a deeper understanding of the differences between fast versus accurate processing as well as character-based versus language-based recognition.",
      "title": "Text Recognition in Vision Framework",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/234"
    },
    "235": {
      "description": "macOS Catalina provides an easy way to bring your iPad app to the Mac while maintaining your single code-base. Hear about ways in which you can take your app beyond the default behaviors to optimize its interface for the Mac. Get an overview of APIs you can use and macOS design guidelines that need to be considered. Learn how the iPad app lifecycle comes across on the Mac, and get distribution details for your application.",
      "title": "Taking iPad Apps for Mac to the Next Level",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/235"
    },
    "236": {
      "description": "MapKit and MapKit JS bring fully featured Apple Maps to your app and website. See how the latest features give you more control over the base map presentation, finer-grained search and result filtering of points of interest and address information, and integration with standard data formats for custom overlays and annotations.",
      "title": "What’s New in MapKit and MapKit JS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/236"
    },
    "237": {
      "description": "Learn how to build custom views and controls in SwiftUI with advanced composition, layout, graphics, and animation. See a demo of a high performance, animatable control and watch it made step by step in code. Gain a deeper understanding of the layout system of SwiftUI.",
      "title": "Building Custom Views with SwiftUI",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/237"
    },
    "238": {
      "description": "Making your app accessible is critical, but just as important is designing a fantastic accessibility experience. Learn what makes a great experience and how to make your app understandable, navigable, and interactable. SwiftUI builds accessibility into your app for you! Discover how much you get with no extra adoption, like accessible images and controls. Identify where you can add supplemental accessibility information with the new SwiftUI Accessibility API, which gives you the tools to add information to elements such as labels, values, and hints.",
      "title": "Accessibility in SwiftUI",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/238"
    },
    "239": {
      "description": "Successful app development requires mastering a lot of different things. Discover practices you can incorporate into your development workflow to enhance your productivity, and improve your app’s performance and stability. Learn how to improve the quality of code you write with Xcode. Gain a practical understanding of some valuable development techniques.",
      "title": "Great Developer Habits",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/239"
    },
    "240": {
      "description": "Once you’ve learned the basics of SwiftUI, you’ve learned what you need to know to use SwiftUI anywhere. You can use the same SwiftUI skills for making an iOS app as you would for making an app on watchOS, tvOS or macOS. We'll cover the basics, and then dig into more detail about how  SwiftUI can help you make changes to your app on every Apple device. Hear about design principles for each platform and learn about how much code you can share across platforms. See how to incorporate device-specific features and how to make changes in SwiftUI by following along with a starter project, available for download.",
      "title": "SwiftUI On All Devices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/240"
    },
    "241": {
      "description": "The Indoor Maps Program enables organizations with large public or private spaces to deliver user experiences that provide precise indoor location information and present stunning indoor maps. Discover the overall process in the indoor map enablement workflow then take deep dive into the technical details on how MapKit and MapKit JS use powerful APIs and geo-standards to rapidly integrate indoor maps into your app and website.",
      "title": "Adding Indoor Maps to your App and Website",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/241"
    },
    "242": {
      "description": "Hear lightning talks from experts on the System Experience team to help take your app to the next level. Learn how to structure your application to instantiate your UI, manage resources, and handle when windows come and go. Understand what the lifecycle of a window is, how to target content to a specific window, and how to ensure your content is always up to date.",
      "title": "Getting the Most out of Multitasking",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/242"
    },
    "243": {
      "description": "Siri is the intelligence behind displaying what someone needs to know about at just the right moment. In iOS 13, we’re extending this capability to allow your apps to let Siri know when a reservation has been made and Siri can elevate checking in at the right time. Siri can also provide directions to the reservation in Maps, add the event to Calendar, and more. Discover how you can add the power of Siri Event Suggestions to your apps.",
      "title": "Integrating with Siri Event Suggestions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/243"
    },
    "244": {
      "description": "Learn about the importance of supporting Large Text. Hear about Differentiate Without Color, a new API on iOS which can enable people with vision disorders such as color-blindness to easily use your app. Learn how to use it and how it can bring inclusivity to your app. Find how how to enable new Reduce Motion API to stop auto-play in your app for people who may be sensitive to motion.",
      "title": "Visual Design and Accessibility",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/244"
    },
    "245": {
      "description": "The Indoor Maps Program enables organizations with large public or private spaces to deliver user experiences that leverage precise location information and present stunning indoor maps. Learn the entire enablement workflow including, creation of a standards-based map definition, map validation, testing and calibration, and details on how to use MapKit and MapKit JS to integrate it all into your app or website.",
      "title": "Introducing the Indoor Maps Program",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/245"
    },
    "246": {
      "description": "Dive into the details of window management in your Multitasking app, including how to properly handle creating, refreshing, and closing windows. Hear about best practices for when to refresh the content in your window and learn how to ensure your app’s visual state is up-to-date in the switcher.",
      "title": "Window Management in Your Multitasking App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/246"
    },
    "247": {
      "description": "The ClassKit framework helps you surface your app's valuable educational content for inclusion in a teacher's classroom curriculum. Get an overview of the ClassKit integration workflow, debugging instructor and student roles with the Schoolwork app, and new features designed to make publishing to ClassKit easier than ever.",
      "title": "What’s New in ClassKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/247"
    },
    "248": {
      "description": "The styling and layout of text is a hallmark feature of an outstanding reading experience. Technologies such as CoreText and TextKit give you the tools you need to create a great text layout. Learn how to make an equally great accessible experience for VoiceOver by adopting the accessibility reading content protocol, adding automatic page turning, and customizing speech output.",
      "title": "Creating an Accessible Reading Experience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/248"
    },
    "249": {
      "description": "In AVCapture on iOS 13 it is now possible to simultaneously capture photos and video from multiple cameras on iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, iPhone XR, and the latest iPad Pro. It is also possible to configure the multiple microphones on the device to shape the sound that is captured. Learn how to leverage these powerful capabilities to bring creative new features like picture-in-picture and spatial audio to your camera apps. Gain a deeper understanding of the performance considerations that may influence your app design.",
      "title": "Introducing Multi-Camera Capture for iOS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/249"
    },
    "250": {
      "description": "Custom Actions simplify the experience for people using assistive technologies with your app and they can help you reduce the number of swipes and taps that are required to navigate through your interface and perform interactions. Learn how to leverage custom actions for use in VoiceOver and Switch Control. New in iOS 13, bring custom actions to Full Keyboard Access and Voice Control on iOS.",
      "title": "Making Apps More Accessible With Custom Actions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/250"
    },
    "251": {
      "description": "watchOS 6 introduces new background modes for apps that need extended runtime beyond workout, audio, and navigation sessions. Find out how to preserve battery life and provide a great app experience by using the new background modes for mindfulness, alarms, physical therapy and more.",
      "title": "Extended Runtime for watchOS Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/251"
    },
    "252": {
      "description": "CarPlay is a smarter, safer way to use your iPhone in the car. Learn how to update your vehicle system to take advantage of new features in iOS 13. Add support for dynamically changing screen sizes, second screens such as instrument clusters, and even irregularly shaped displays. Learn how to support \"Hey Siri\" for hands-free voice activation.",
      "title": "Advances in CarPlay Systems",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/252"
    },
    "253": {
      "description": "Many Watch faces in watchOS 6 allow for customizing the tint color of content, allowing for even more personalization of Apple’s most personal device. Discover how you can use ClockKit data providers to offer full color and tint-ready options for each complication family type. This gives customers the ability to get up to date, important information at a glance, no matter which Watch face they choose.",
      "title": "Exploring Tinted Graphic Complications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/253"
    },
    "254": {
      "description": "Great accessibility labels are the difference between someone using and loving your app or someone deleting your app. Experience VoiceOver as demonstrated by an Apple Accessibility engineer as she navigates complex UI and demonstrates how descriptive labels are an easy way to ensure your app is for everyone.",
      "title": "Writing Great Accessibility Labels",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/254"
    },
    "256": {
      "description": "Speech Recognizer can now be used locally on iOS or macOS devices with no network connection. Learn how you can bring text-to-speech support to your app while maintaining privacy and eliminating the limitations of server-based processing. Speech recognition API has also been enhanced to provide richer analytics including speaking rate, pause duration, and voice quality.",
      "title": "Advances in Speech Recognition",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/256"
    },
    "257": {
      "description": "The Accessibility Inspector enables you to identify parts of your app that are not accessible. It provides feedback on how you can make them accessible, as well as simulating voice-over to help you identify what a Voice Over user would experience. Watch a live-demo of an app being fully debugged in the Accessibility Inspector, and learn how to leverage this powerful tool to make your apps better for everyone.",
      "title": "Accessibility Inspector",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/257"
    },
    "258": {
      "description": "Dive into the details about what it means to support multitasking in iOS 13. Understand how previous best practices fit together with new ideas. Learn the nuances of structuring your application to support multiple windows, and how to instantiate your UI, handle windows coming and going, and manage your app’s underlying window resources.",
      "title": "Architecting Your App for Multiple Windows",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/258"
    },
    "259": {
      "description": "Learn how to target content for a specific window in your app. Find out how to identify which scene the system should open from a notification, a shortcut item, and other user activities.",
      "title": "Targeting Content with Multiple Windows",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/259"
    },
    "260": {
      "description": "Photos captured in Portrait Mode on iOS 12 contain an embedded person segmentation matte that made it easy to create creative visual effects like background replacement. iOS 13 leverages on-device machine to provide new segmentation mattes for any captured photo. Learn about the new semantic segmentation mattes available to you from both AVCapture and Core Image to isolate a person's hair, skin, and teeth. Using any of these individual mattes or combining all of them, your app can now offer a tremendous amount of photo editing control.",
      "title": "Introducing Photo Segmentation Mattes",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/260"
    },
    "261": {
      "description": "Tab Bars can't grow with dynamic text, but the Large Content Viewer helps them to be seen by people with low vision. [iOS 13] brings this feature to custom tab bars. Learn how to enable Large Content Viewer on your custom tab bars and ensure the right vector image is featured in the heads-up display.",
      "title": "Large Content Viewer- Ensuring Readability for Everyone",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/261"
    },
    "262": {
      "description": "The new Link Presentation framework enables app developers to easily present URLs in a rich, beautiful, and consistent way. Learn how to use Link Presentation to retrieve metadata from a URL, present the rich link content inside your app, and provide link metadata to the new share sheet experience in iOS.",
      "title": "Embedding and Sharing Visually Rich Links",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/262"
    },
    "301": {
      "description": "App Store Connect continues to improve its role in each step of your app's lifecycle with new features that make your app submission, management, and distribution experience better than ever. Learn about the latest enhancements and discover new ways to ensure each release of your app is better than the last.",
      "title": "What's New in App Store Connect",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/301"
    },
    "302": {
      "description": "Learn about the latest updates in StoreKit and dive deep into best practices for using server-to-server notifications to manage your subscribers.",
      "title": "In-App Purchases and Using Server-to-Server Notifications",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/302"
    },
    "303": {
      "description": "Learn about the latest management enhancements for iOS, macOS, and tvOS and the evolution of management tools over the past year. You'll discover how new MDM features help administrators manage devices more effectively, how new technologies deliver support for centrally managed authorization, and how Apple Business Manager and Apple School Manager have been enhanced to streamline management of your organizations apps, content, and devices.",
      "title": "What’s New in Managing Apple Devices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/303"
    },
    "304": {
      "description": "Whether you want to share your app with a few colleagues, deliver it to employees within an organization, or release it to the world, there's a distribution mechanism designed to fit your needs. Familiarize yourself with each app deployment model, learn how to choose the one that's best for you, and learn about essential testing and distribution tools.",
      "title": "App Distribution – From Ad-hoc to Enterprise",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/304"
    },
    "305": {
      "description": "Dive into implementation best practices for Subscription Offers using StoreKit and server-side logic. Learn how to generate signatures, determine customer eligibility, and reduce churn, plus gain insights into strategies for distributing offers to your customers and utilizing Subscription Offers to give your subscribers the best experience.",
      "title": "Subscription Offers Best Practices",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/305"
    },
    "401": {
      "description": "Start the week with a tour of new features in Xcode 11, designed to help you get from idea to product faster than ever. Discover new ways to edit and organize your source code, new capabilities for designing and previewing user interfaces, and great improvements for debugging and testing. Get an overview for sessions covering developer tools this year.",
      "title": "What's New in Xcode 11",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/401"
    },
    "402": {
      "description": "Swift is now the language of choice for a number of major frameworks across all of Apple's platforms, including SwiftUI, RealityKit and Create ML. Join us for a review of Swift 5.0 and an exploration of Swift 5.1, new in Xcode 11. Find out about the latest advancements in performance and safety. Discover new features in the language, and how they have enabled the development of these new frameworks.",
      "title": "What's New in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/402"
    },
    "403": {
      "description": "Learn how your app can support per-app language settings in iOS 13. Get the details on localizing assets with asset catalogs and simplifying your localization workflow with Xcode 11. Understand how to generate screenshots in multiple languages for localization and testing.",
      "title": "Creating Great Localized Experiences with Xcode 11",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/403"
    },
    "404": {
      "description": "Xcode is the development environment for creating great apps for Apple platforms. Find out how to take advantage of Xcode features to go all the way from a new project to App Store distribution. Along the way, you'll learn how to navigate the Xcode user interface, how to take advantage of the source editor and live user interface previews, how to incorporate community-developed Swift packages into your app, and how to refactor and test your code, all while developing a working SwiftUI app.",
      "title": "Getting Started with Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/404"
    },
    "405": {
      "description": "Introducing Swift Playgrounds 3: the latest iteration of the revolutionary app for iPad that makes coding in Swift interactive and fun. Discover how you can use your own playgrounds to rapidly iterate on code that uses device features. Find out how the new modules feature both helps organize your own code and provides new opportunities for playground book authors.",
      "title": "Swift Playgrounds 3",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/405"
    },
    "406": {
      "description": "Create ML enables you to create, evaluate, and test powerful, production-class Core ML models. See how easy it is to create your own Object Detection and Sound Classification models for use in your apps. Learn strategies for balancing your training data to achieve great model accuracy.",
      "title": "Create ML for Object Detection and Sound Classification",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/406"
    },
    "407": {
      "description": "Create ML enables you to produce powerful Core ML models from more than just images. Learn all about creating production-class models for Activity Classification, Text Classification, and Recommendation systems. Explore considerations for gathering and preparing the data needed for these model types.",
      "title": "Create ML for Activity, Text, and Recommendations",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/407"
    },
    "408": {
      "description": "Swift packages are a great way to organize and share code, and are now supported while building apps for all Apple platforms in Xcode 11. Find out how to use community-developed packages in your project, how Swift packages are structured, and how package versioning and dependencies work.",
      "title": "Adopting Swift Packages in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/408"
    },
    "409": {
      "description": "Keep up with the latest enhancements to C, Objective-C, and C++ made possible by advancements in the Clang compiler and LLVM. Find out about new static analyzer features and how to use them to improve your code. Learn how to take advantage of new optimizations for code size.",
      "title": "What's New in Clang and LLVM",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/409"
    },
    "410": {
      "description": "Whether you want to publish code to share with the community, or you just want a convenient way to organize the code in your apps, Swift packages are here to help. Learn how to create local packages for your own development, how to customize your package via the manifest file, and how to go about publishing a package for others to use.",
      "title": "Creating Swift Packages",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/410"
    },
    "411": {
      "description": "The Instruments app in Xcode provides a rich set of tools and templates for profiling your app performance. Learn all about Instruments and gain strategies for identifying bottlenecks in your code. See just how to leverage the power of time profiling and points of interest tracking to make meaningful changes to your code that can dramatically improve app responsiveness.",
      "title": "Getting Started with Instruments",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/411"
    },
    "412": {
      "description": "Xcode 11 introduces new features for finding and fixing bugs fast. Discover how to simulate network conditions and thermal states, and how to override your app's runtime environment while debugging. See how the debugging features work with Xcode previews to identify issues before Build & Run. Learn how to work with the View Debugger to troubleshoot your SwiftUI views.",
      "title": "Debugging in Xcode 11",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/412"
    },
    "413": {
      "description": "Unit testing is an essential tool to consistently verify your code works correctly. Learn about the built-in testing features in Xcode, using XCTest. Find out how to organize your tests and run them under different configurations using test plans, new in Xcode 11. Discover how to automate testing and efficiently work with the results.",
      "title": "Testing in Xcode",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/413"
    },
    "414": {
      "description": "Learn how to add useful tracing to your reusable classes, subsystems, or frameworks. By making it easy to trace your code, you provide adopters with valuable insight and confidence. We'll show you best practices for tracing your Swift and Objective-C code, building custom instruments, and visualizing data in Instruments 11. Share your expertise in a tools experience so others can understand the contracts of your APIs and avoid anti-patterns that impact performance.",
      "title": "Developing a Great Profiling Experience",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/414"
    },
    "415": {
      "description": "Every programming language has a set of conventions that people come to expect. Learn about the patterns that are common to Swift API design, with examples from new APIs like SwiftUI, Combine, and RealityKit. Whether you're developing an app as part of a team, or you're publishing a library for others to use, find out how to use new features of Swift to ensure clarity and correct use of your APIs.",
      "title": "Modern Swift API Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/415"
    },
    "416": {
      "description": "Xcode 11 now fully supports using and creating binary frameworks in Swift. Find out how to simultaneously support devices and Simulator with the new XCFramework bundle type, how Swift module interfaces work, and how to manage changes to your framework over time.",
      "title": "Binary Frameworks in Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/416"
    },
    "417": {
      "description": "Learn about new ways to find and fix performance issues during daily development, beta testing, and public release on the App Store. Learn how to catch performance issues during daily development by measuring CPU, memory, and more in your XCTests. Discover how to find issues in the field during beta testing and public release using MetricKit. See how the Xcode Organizer now displays the most important metrics from your app aggregated from each version on the App Store.",
      "title": "Improving Battery Life and Performance",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/417"
    },
    "418": {
      "description": "Join us for a deep dive into the world of Simulator. Find out how Simulator works, discover features you might not know exist, and get a tour of the command-line interface to Simulator for automation. Learn about native GPU acceleration in Simulator via Metal, and how to optimize your Metal code to take advantage of it.",
      "title": "Getting the Most Out of Simulator",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/418"
    },
    "419": {
      "description": "How you store data in your app affects not only disk footprint, but also the performance of your app and the battery life of the device. Learn techniques for optimizing data serialization, working with images, and syncing to disk. Find out how to take advantage of features in SQLite to improve performance and safety.",
      "title": "Optimizing Storage in Your App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/419"
    },
    "420": {
      "description": "Apple’s open source toolset, Turi Create, recently added tasks for Core ML model creation including Drawing Classification and One-Shot Object Detection. Learn how to quickly use these capabilities in your apps as well as new techniques for visualizing and evaluating the performance of your custom models.",
      "title": "Drawing Classification and One-Shot Object Detection in Turi Create",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/420"
    },
    "421": {
      "description": "Custom instruments make it possible to profile your app your way, telling the story of what your app is doing at runtime. At the center of each custom instrument is a modeler. Find out how to build your own modelers that translate from signpost output to the data you want to show in your instrument. Learn how the Instruments rules engine works and how to optimize your instrument for maximum efficiency. This session builds on Creating Custom Instruments from WWDC 2018.",
      "title": "Modeling in Custom Instruments",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/421"
    },
    "422": {
      "description": "World-class apps deliver a great user experience, even in the most strenuous environments. Learn how to use Xcode to simulate adverse network and temperature conditions. Put your app through its paces and get a firsthand view of how it performs. Hear about best practices that you can adopt to respond to challenging conditions.",
      "title": "Designing for Adverse Network and Temperature Conditions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/422"
    },
    "423": {
      "description": "Slow app launches are frustrating. Learn about the new app launch instrument and discover how to make your app launch fast. Gain insights into what happens during app launch and how to minimize, prioritize, and optimize work at this critical time. Hear tips and tricks from the engineers making iOS apps launch fast.",
      "title": "Optimizing App Launch",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/423"
    },
    "424": {
      "description": "Custom Core ML models for Object Detection offer you an opportunity to add some real magic to your app. Learn how the Create ML app in Xcode makes it easy to train and evaluate these models. See how you can test the model performance directly within the app by taking advantage of Continuity Camera. It's never been easier to build and deploy great Object Detection models for Core ML.",
      "title": "Training Object Detection Models in Create ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/424"
    },
    "425": {
      "description": "Learn how to quickly and easily create Core ML models capable of classifying the sounds heard in audio files and live audio streams. In addition to providing you the ability to train and evaluate these models, the Create ML app allows you to test the model performance in real-time using the microphone on your Mac. Leverage these on-device models in your app using the new Sound Analysis framework.",
      "title": "Training Sound Classification Models in Create ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/425"
    },
    "426": {
      "description": "Your iPhone and Apple Watch are loaded with a number of powerful sensors including an accelerometer and gyroscope. Activity Classifiers can be trained on data from these sensors to bring some magic to your app, such as knowing when someone is running or swinging a bat. Learn how the Create ML app makes it easy to train and evaluate one of these Core ML models. Gain a deeper understanding of how to collect the raw data needed for training. See the use of these models in action.",
      "title": "Building Activity Classification Models in Create ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/426"
    },
    "427": {
      "description": "Recommendation models for Core ML can enable a very personal experience for the customers using your app. They power suggestions for what music to play or what movie to see in the apps you use every day. Learn how you can easily create a custom Recommendation model from all sorts of data sources using the Create ML app. Gain a deeper understanding of how this kind of personalization is possible while maintaining user privacy. See an example of one of these recommenders in action.",
      "title": "Training Recommendation Models in Create ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/427"
    },
    "428": {
      "description": "Create ML now enables you to create models for Natural Language that are built on state-of-the-art techniques. Learn how these models can be easily trained and tested with the Create ML app. Gain insight into the powerful new options for transfer learning, word embeddings, and text catalogs.",
      "title": "Training Text Classifiers in Create ML",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/428"
    },
    "429": {
      "description": "LLDB is a powerful tool for exploring and debugging your app at runtime. Discover the various ways to display values in your app, how to format custom data types, and how to extend LLDB using your own Python 3 scripts.",
      "title": "LLDB: Beyond \"po\"",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/429"
    },
    "430": {
      "description": "Bringing the power of Core ML to your app begins with one challenge. How do you create your model? The new Create ML app provides an intuitive workflow for model creation. See how to train, evaluate, test, and preview your models quickly in this easy-to-use tool. Get started with one of the many available templates handling a number of powerful machine learning tasks. Learn more about the many features for continuous model improvement and experimentation.",
      "title": "Introducing the Create ML App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/430"
    },
    "501": {
      "description": "AirPlay lets you share videos, photos, music, and more from Apple devices to your Apple TV, favorite speakers, and popular smart TVs. Learn how to deliver the best possible experience for AirPlay video, including automatic route selection for long form content, remote control, now playing metadata, and video quality considerations.",
      "title": "Reaching the Big Screen with AirPlay 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/501"
    },
    "502": {
      "description": "Since its introduction in 2009, HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) has enabled the delivery of countless live and on‐demand audio and video streams globally. With the introduction of a new Low-Latency mode, latencies of less than two seconds are now achievable over public networks at scale, while still offering backwards compatibility to existing clients. Learn about how to develop and configure your content delivery systems to take advantage of this new technology.",
      "title": "Introducing Low-Latency HLS",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/502"
    },
    "503": {
      "description": "AVKit is a high-level framework for building media user interfaces, complete with playback controls, chapter navigation, Picture-in-Picture, audio routing, support for subtitles and closed captioning, Siri and Now Playing integration, and support for keyboard, Touch Bar, and remote control. Learn best practices in how to integrate these technologies into your own apps on iOS, tvOS, and iPad apps on Mac.",
      "title": "Delivering Intuitive Media Playback with AVKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/503"
    },
    "504": {
      "description": "Three lightning talks designed for web and app developers working with web content or any developer looking to use web techniques to secure resource access. Learn new Safari Extension features, including powerful new APIs for tab management and content blocking, and how to make link following in your Mac and UIKit for Mac apps great. See how to integrate your web content with powerful new platform features such as Dark Mode, Share Sheet, Apple Pay, and more. And, discover how to improve your app login experiences with new sign-in features from Sign in with Apple to new APIs for streamlined password sign-in.",
      "title": "What’s New in Authentication, Safari, and WebKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/504"
    },
    "506": {
      "description": "With the addition of alpha channel support for HEVC video, you can now composite video over custom backgrounds in both your apps and on the web. Learn how to author compatible media, and the best practices for playback.",
      "title": "HEVC Video with Alpha",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/506"
    },
    "507": {
      "description": "AirPlay 2 Video lets you share video from Apple devices to popular smart TVs. Learn about the special considerations for seamless delivery of high quality video to these TVs, and how to utilize the validation tools to ensure your content is ready for primetime.",
      "title": "HLS Authoring for AirPlay 2 Video",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/507"
    },
    "508": {
      "description": "Apple platforms provide a comprehensive set of audio frameworks and technologies that are essential to creating a rich app experience. Learn about which frameworks and APIs are recommended to ensure that your app is well positioned for the future.",
      "title": "Modernizing Your Audio App",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/508"
    },
    "509": {
      "description": "Audio Unit app extensions gives users a convenient way to create or modify audio in any iOS or macOS app that uses sound, including music production apps such as GarageBand or Logic Pro X. And now, with iOS 13, you can store user presets for your extensions that are accessible across applications.",
      "title": "AUv3 Extensions User Presets",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/509"
    },
    "510": {
      "description": "AVAudioEngine enables the realtime capture, processing, and playback of audio. Learn how to take advantage of enhancements to this powerful API, such as support for voice processing and spatial rendering mode selection, in your own audio app.",
      "title": "What's New in AVAudioEngine",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/510"
    },
    "511": {
      "description": "With system-wide Dark Mode support in iOS and macOS, you'll want to make sure your web content is appropriately styled to reflect your users'  preference. Learn techniques to ensure your content looks its best when presented in Safari, embedded in other apps such as Mail, or when used in your apps. Discover the details and best practices for this new pillar in responsive web design.",
      "title": "Supporting Dark Mode in Your Web Content",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/511"
    },
    "513": {
      "description": "As a developer of web content, you play an important role in fulfilling customer expectations for a high performance web experience while minimizing power use across all their devices. Discover new insights on how you can improve the power efficiency of your webpages in Safari, or embedded web content in your apps, by using this powerful new tool in Web Inspector. Learn new strategies to help you deliver dynamic experiences that use less CPU and save battery life.",
      "title": "Understanding CPU Usage with Web Inspector",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/513"
    },
    "514": {
      "description": "Discover a new way to ensure your web content meets team coding standards and that you can deliver better code even without reliance on automated test systems. Find out how to use the Audit tool in Web Inspector to quickly and easily audit your web content during development so important compliance details don't slip by.",
      "title": "Auditing Web Content with Web Inspector",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/514"
    },
    "515": {
      "description": "The latest version of Safari on macOS and iOS is packed with new capabilities that both web developers and their customers will love. Discover how to take advantage of new features including powerful new Safari Extensions APIs for window, tab, and popover management, content blocking notifications, and enhancements to make link following in your Mac apps and iPad Apps for Mac a great experience.",
      "title": "What's New in Safari",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/515"
    },
    "516": {
      "description": "Secure sign-in and authentication is a key feature of a secure account-based app design. Learn how you can improve your app's login experiences through an overview of the available authentications services and details on specific technologies such as Sign In with Apple ID, Password AutoFill for iPad Apps for Mac, advances in OAuth and WebAuthentication, and a new API for streamlined password sign-in.",
      "title": "What's New in Authentication",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/516"
    },
    "518": {
      "description": "WebKit provides a rich set of classes designed to load, display, and manage web content in your app. Discover how to integrate your web content into powerful platform features including Dark Mode, new presentation features in Share Sheet, JavaScript payment APIs for Apple Pay, and more.",
      "title": "What's New for Web Developers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/518"
    },
    "520": {
      "description": "Core Haptics lets you design fully customized haptic patterns with synchronized audio. See examples of how haptics and audio enables you to create a greater sense of immersion in your app or game. Learn how to create, play back, and share content, and where Core Haptics fits in with other audio and vibration APIs.",
      "title": "Introducing Core Haptics",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/520"
    },
    "601": {
      "description": "Metal is the GPU-accelerated graphics and compute framework that helps developers build everything from pro apps to console-style games. Learn how to apply Metal features to implement modern graphics techniques including deferred and tiled-forward rendering. See how GPU-driven capabilities enable Metal to schedule work for itself, allowing complete scenes and compute workloads to be built and executed with little to no CPU interaction. Understand how GPU Families make it easier for you to build apps that scale across Apple platforms, and explore how Metal lets your apps and games realize entirely new levels of performance and capability.",
      "title": "Modern Rendering with Metal",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/601"
    },
    "602": {
      "description": "Universal Scene Description (USD) enables the robust description of 3D scenes and empowers engineers and artists to seamlessly collaborate across the creative workflow. Get introduced to the powerful capabilities of USD and explore its incredible scalability. Gain a deeper understanding of how USD assets are created and learn about delivering usdz content for use with ARKit and RealityKit.",
      "title": "Working with USD",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/602"
    },
    "603": {
      "description": "Architected for AR, RealityKit provides developers access to world-class capabilities for rendering, animation, physics, and spatial audio. See how RealityKit reimagines the traditional 3D engine to make AR development faster and easier for developers than ever before. Understand the building blocks of developing RealityKit based apps and games, and learn about prototyping and producing content for AR experiences with Reality Composer.",
      "title": "Introducing RealityKit and Reality Composer",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/603"
    },
    "604": {
      "description": "ARKit is the groundbreaking augmented reality (AR) platform for iOS that can transform how people connect with the world around them. Explore the state-of-the-art capabilities of ARKit 3 and discover the innovative foundation it provides for RealityKit. Learn how ARKit makes AR even more immersive through understanding of body position and movement for motion capture and people occlusion. Check out additions for multiple face tracking, collaborative session building, a coaching UI for on-boarding, and much more.",
      "title": "Introducing ARKit 3",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/604"
    },
    "605": {
      "description": "Gain a practical understanding of RealityKit capabilities by developing a game using its easy-to-learn API. Learn the recommended approach for loading assets, building a scene, applying animations, and handling game input. See how entities and components express the powerful elements of RealityKit while providing flexibility for customization. Find out how to take advantage of built-in networking and get details about extending the game into an immersive muliti-player experience.",
      "title": "Building Apps with RealityKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/605"
    },
    "606": {
      "description": "Optimizing performance, memory, and bandwidth are important considerations for resource-intensive Metal apps and games. Learn key best practices to streamline your rendering and attain high frame rates. Understand powerful tools that can help you pinpoint expensive or unexpected GPU work. Dive into GPU capabilities that can yield performance gains and get expert guidance about using memory efficiently.",
      "title": "Delivering Optimized Metal Apps and Games",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/606"
    },
    "607": {
      "description": "ARKit 3 enables a revolutionary capability for robust integration of real people into AR scenes. Learn how apps can use live motion capture to animate virtual characters or be applied to 2D and 3D simulation. See how People Occlusion enables even more immersive AR experiences by enabling virtual content to pass behind people in the real world.",
      "title": "Bringing People into AR",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/607"
    },
    "608": {
      "description": "Metal is the platform-optimized graphics and compute framework at the heart of GPU acceleration on Apple platforms. Learn key aspects of the Metal architecture that support the techniques for modern high-performance pro applications and workflows. Learn how to leverage Metal capabilities to optimize performance and maintain a steady frame rate in video editing pipelines. Understand how to leverage CPU and GPU parallelism, and dive into best practices for efficient data throughput.",
      "title": "Metal for Pro Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/608"
    },
    "609": {
      "description": "Reality Composer is a tool that lets anyone quickly prototype and build AR scenes ready to integrate into apps or experience with AR Quick Look. Walk through the powerful and intuitive capabilities of Reality Composer and discover hundreds of ready-to-use virtual objects in its built-in AR library. See how easy it is to build animations and interactions to enrich your 3D content, and get details about integrating Reality files right into your apps.",
      "title": "Building AR Experiences with Reality Composer",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/609"
    },
    "610": {
      "description": "With iOS 13, ARKit and RealityKit enable apps to establish shared AR experiences faster and easier than ever. Understand how collaborative sessions allow multiple devices to build a combined world map and share AR anchors and updates in real-time. Learn how to incorporate collaborative sessions into ARKit-based apps, then roll into SwiftStrike, an engaging and immersive multiplayer AR game built using RealityKit and Swift.",
      "title": "Building Collaborative AR Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/610"
    },
    "611": {
      "description": "Metal is the modern foundation for GPU-accelerated graphics and compute on Apple platforms, superseding OpenGL, OpenGL ES, and OpenCL. Get introduced to the architecture and feature set of Metal and learn a step-by-step approach for transitioning OpenGL-based apps to the Metal API.",
      "title": "Bringing OpenGL Apps to Metal",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/611"
    },
    "612": {
      "description": "AR Quick Look is a built-in viewer for experiencing high-quality content in 3D and AR. See how integration with Reality Composer enables rich, interactive experiences to be displayed and shared more easily than ever before. Explore rendering improvements and multiple object viewing, then dive into the practical application of AR Quick Look in retail, education, and more.",
      "title": "Advances in AR Quick Look",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/612"
    },
    "613": {
      "description": "Metal Performance Shaders (MPS) harness the massive parallelism of the GPU to dramatically accelerate calculations at the heart of modern ray tracing and ray casting techniques. Understand how MPS accelerates calculations for dynamic scenes, and dive into practical examples for implementing soft shadows, ambient occlusion, and global illumination. Learn how to enable hybrid rendering applications, and explore new techniques to extend your app across multiple GPUs.",
      "title": "Ray Tracing with Metal",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/613"
    },
    "614": {
      "description": "Metal Performance Shaders (MPS) includes a highly tuned library of data parallel primitives vital to machine learning and leveraging the tremendous power of the GPU. With iOS 13 and macOS Catalina, MPS improves performance, enables more neural networks, and is now even easier to use. Learn more about these advances in MPS and gain a practical understanding of how to implement innovative techniques such as Style Transfer.",
      "title": "Metal for Machine Learning",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/614"
    },
    "615": {
      "description": "Game Center now supports persistent player identifiers scoped to individual games or to a developer team ID. Understand how scoped identifiers enhance player privacy and see how to transition your apps and games onto the recommended API.",
      "title": "Game Center Player Identifiers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/615"
    },
    "616": {
      "description": "With iOS 13, macOS Catalina, and tvOS 13, the Game Controller framework adds support for several well-known console game controllers. Get briefed about the newly-added controllers and understand how their inputs are delivered. Learn recommended best practices for handling optional buttons, and understand the right approach for support on macOS.",
      "title": "Supporting New Game Controllers",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/616"
    },
    "701": {
      "description": "We are on a journey to continuously improve macOS security, with a particular focus on preventing malware and protecting user data. Join us on the next step and learn more about what’s new in Gatekeeper—for keeping malware out of macOS—as well as new protections that help keep users’ data and activity under their control.",
      "title": "Advances in macOS Security",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/701"
    },
    "702": {
      "description": "One of the next steps in modernizing and improving the security and reliability of macOS is to provide a better architecture for kernel extensions and drivers.  Learn how to make this transition with System Extensions and DriverKit.",
      "title": "System Extensions and DriverKit",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/702"
    },
    "703": {
      "description": "Notarization is all about identifying and blocking malicious Mac software prior to distribution, without requiring App Review or the Mac App Store.  Introduced last year and already widely adopted by Mac app developers, this is your opportunity to take an in depth tour of Notarization workflows and find out what’s new with the Notarization service.",
      "title": "All About Notarization",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/703"
    },
    "704": {
      "description": "Core ML 3 now enables support for advanced model types that were never before available in on-device machine learning. Learn how model personalization brings amazing personalization opportunities to your app. Gain a deeper understanding of strategies for linking models and improvements to Core ML tools used for conversion of existing models.",
      "title": "Core ML 3 Framework",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/704"
    },
    "705": {
      "description": "Location technologies are core to delivering context-based services within your app. Discover how the latest features in the Core Location Framework lay the groundwork for advanced ranging capabilities and delivers more options for you to clearly communicate your location needs to your users, and allow them to provide more granular access authorization to your app.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Location",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/705"
    },
    "706": {
      "description": "Sign In with Apple is the fast, easy way for people to sign in to apps using the Apple IDs they already have. Learn how easy it is to add a Sign In with Apple button to your app or website to acquire new customers and benefit from the built-in security, antifraud, and privacy that Sign In with Apple provides.",
      "title": "Introducing Sign In with Apple",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/706"
    },
    "707": {
      "description": "Background execution is a powerful tool your app can leverage to provide a great user experience. Learn about best practices to follow when running in the background, especially if you use VoIP or silent pushes, and an all-new scheduling API that enables long running processing and maintenance tasks.",
      "title": "Advances in App Background Execution",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/707"
    },
    "708": {
      "description": "Privacy is a more important issue than ever for your users. Learn about new features and privacy engineering techniques that can help you earn customer trust, create more personal experiences, and improve user engagement.",
      "title": "Designing for Privacy",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/708"
    },
    "709": {
      "description": "System frameworks encrypt both data at rest and data in transit in a transparent way for you. This functionality is available by simply setting an attribute. However you may want to do more to protect your users’ data. CryptoKit is a new Swift framework that makes it easier and safer than ever to perform cryptographic operations, whether you simply need to compute a hash or are implementing a more advanced authentication protocol.",
      "title": "Cryptography and Your Apps",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/709"
    },
    "710": {
      "description": "Learn about what's new in file system technology, including changes to file system layout and imaging technologies. If you are affected by the new Read Only System Volume, this is a session you will not want to miss.",
      "title": "What's New in Apple File Systems",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/710"
    },
    "711": {
      "description": "Combine is a unified declarative framework for processing values over time. Learn how it can simplify asynchronous code like networking, key value observing, notifications and callbacks. Hear about improvements to Foundation collections, performance, internationalization features and Swift integration.",
      "title": "Introducing Combine and Advances in Foundation",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/711"
    },
    "712": {
      "description": "Keep up with new and evolving networking protocols and standards by leveraging the modern networking frameworks on all Apple platforms and following best practices for efficiency and performance. In this session, learn about Low Data Mode, Combine in URLSession, WebSocket, and improvements to network mobility.",
      "title": "Advances in Networking, Part 1",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/712"
    },
    "713": {
      "description": "Take your networking apps to the next level with advances in Bonjour, custom message framing handlers, and the latest in security. You’ll also learn how to understand your networking performance by collecting metrics, and how best to use the modern networking frameworks on Apple platforms.",
      "title": "Advances in Networking, Part 2",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/713"
    },
    "714": {
      "description": "Learn about powerful new APIs in macOS that you can use to create apps that extend and customize the networking capabilities of macOS without using kernel extensions.",
      "title": "Network Extensions for the Modern Mac",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/714"
    },
    "715": {
      "description": "Learn how easy it is to add support for NFC in your app and take advantage of the newest capabilities such as NDEF writing and support for widely adopted native tag protocols.",
      "title": "Core NFC Enhancements",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/715"
    },
    "716": {
      "description": "Streaming audio on Apple Watch allows customers to enjoy your content wherever they go without their iPhone. Learn about the streaming APIs brought over from iOS to allow watchOS apps to create independent audio consumption experiences. Find out how to set up your audio session for streaming and explore best practices to provide the best experience for people moving between different network conditions.",
      "title": "Streaming Audio on watchOS 6",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/716"
    },
    "717": {
      "description": "Universal Links allow your users to intelligently follow links to content inside your app or to your website. Learn how the latest enhancements in Universal Links give your users the most integrated mobile and desktop experience, even when your app isn’t installed on their device.",
      "title": "What's New in Universal Links",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/717"
    },
    "718": {
      "description": "Accelerate framework provides hundreds of computational functions that are highly optimized to the system architecture your device is running on. Learn how to access all of these powerful functions directly in Swift. Understand how the power of vector programming can deliver incredible performance to your iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS apps.",
      "title": "Introducing Accelerate for Swift",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/718"
    },
    "719": {
      "description": "Your iOS app can now access files stored on external devices via USB and SMB. Understand best practices for creating a document-based app that reads, writes, and manages files on physical media or networked storage. Learn about enhancements to Quick Look on iOS and macOS that help you access and display file thumbnails.",
      "title": "What’s New in File Management and Quick Look",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/719"
    },
    "720": {
      "description": "Safari Extensions surface your app's unique capabilities within Safari. Discover how the latest features such as content blocking notifications and user interface management and control innovations for pages, tabs, and popovers make your Safari App Extensions and Content Blockers even more powerful. Learn about the latest APIs and best practices for communicating between your extension and your app.",
      "title": "What's New in Safari Extensions",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/720"
    },
    "721": {
      "description": "Expand your knowledge of Combine, Apple's new unified, declarative framework for processing values over time. Learn about how to correctly handle errors, schedule work and integrate Combine into your app today.",
      "title": "Combine in Practice",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/721"
    },
    "722": {
      "description": "Combine is a unified declarative framework for processing values over time. Learn how it can simplify asynchronous code like networking, key value observing, notifications and callbacks.",
      "title": "Introducing Combine",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/722"
    },
    "723": {
      "description": "The Foundation framework provides a base layer of functionality for apps and frameworks that's used throughout the macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS SDKs. Hear about valuable enhancements to Foundation collections, performance, internationalization features, and Swift integration.",
      "title": "Advances in Foundation",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/723"
    },
    "801": {
      "description": "Discover how to update your app’s interface for Dark Mode to create beautiful and accessible apps. Learn how refinements to modal sheets and the new contextual menu UI can help improve usability and lead to more powerful and efficient workflows. And, gain key insights into how you can create a great Mac experience with your iPad app.",
      "title": "What’s New in iOS and macOS Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/801"
    },
    "802": {
      "description": "Through stories, interviews, and artifacts we will uncover valuable design processes, techniques, and best practices of Apple Design Award winning apps and games.",
      "title": "Designing Award Winning Apps and Games",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/802"
    },
    "803": {
      "description": "Machine learning enables new experiences that understand what we say, suggest things that we may love, and allow us to express ourselves in new, rich ways. Machine learning can make existing experiences better by automating mundane tasks and improving the accuracy and speed of interactions. Learn how to incorporate ML experiences into your apps, and gain practical approaches to designing user interfaces that feel effortlessly helpful.",
      "title": "Designing Great ML Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/803"
    },
    "804": {
      "description": "In order to build a great Shortcuts experience, it’s essential to understand the voice design philosophy, and the opportunities available to you to expose shortcuts to your customers. Walk through how to design and implement shortcuts, from the planning phase, through dialog flows, to how your shortcuts can be used with actions from other apps. Join us on a tour of design concepts and implementation tips to help make your shortcuts indispensable to your customers.",
      "title": "Designing and Building Great Shortcuts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/804"
    },
    "805": {
      "description": "Shortcuts enable people to quickly and easily accomplish actions or get things done hands-free using Siri and the Shortcuts app. Join us for a tour of where shortcuts can appear, how you can customize the experience, and how your app’s shortcuts can be used with variables and actions from other apps.",
      "title": "Building Great Shortcuts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/805"
    },
    "806": {
      "description": "Shortcuts allow people to access information and actions on the go or in the Shortcuts app. The best shortcuts take careful design planning to hone in on what can help expedite a person’s workflow with your app. Gain insights as to what makes a great shortcut and how to design the experience to be useful, beautiful, and responsive. See examples of how to map out the Siri dialog flow when using parameters to make your shortcuts flexible and helpful.",
      "title": "Designing Great Shortcuts",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/806"
    },
    "808": {
      "description": "Discover how to update your app’s interface for Dark Mode to create beautiful and accessible apps. And learn how refinements to modal sheets and the new contextual menu UI can help improve usability and lead to more powerful and efficient workflows.",
      "title": "What's New in iOS Design",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/808"
    },
    "809": {
      "description": "Discover how you can create a great Mac experience with your iPad app. Learn about essential techniques for adapting your iPad app's layout and architecture for Mac, considerations for type and color, and how you can take advantage of macOS interfaces such as the menu bar, sidebar and window toolbar.",
      "title": "Designing iPad Apps for Mac",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/809"
    },
    "810": {
      "description": "Learn essential sound and haptic design principles and concepts for creating meaningful and delightful experiences that engage a wider range of human senses. Discover how to combine audio and haptics, using the Taptic Engine, to add a new level of realism and improve feedback in your app or game.",
      "title": "Designing Audio-Haptic Experiences",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/810"
    },
    "901": {
      "description": "Learn how to adopt privacy-enhancing changes in Core Bluetooth. Discover new possibilities with LE 2Mbps, advertising extensions, BR/EDR, and dual-mode devices. Understand how to debug your Core Bluetooth communication with the improvements to PacketLogger.",
      "title": "What's New in Core Bluetooth",
      "url": "https://developer.apple.com/wwdc19/901"
    }
  }
}