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...continuation on strategy - opportunity evaluation (2nd last thread on strategy before we get into finance where things get more interesting *pls like, retweet & follow to have these threads reach as many entrepreneurial minds as possible... (1/8) 
an opportunity/initiative needs to have a definition that includes the description (e.g. room renting/sharing) - this should be tied to a problem definition that your key strengths can address *see previous thread (2/8)
other key components of an opportunity are the target customer profile & the value proposition. @strategyzer have developed a tremendous value proposition canvas which I find pretty useful (3/8)
š§µ1/6 Notes from watching #WWDC22 āWhatās new in privacyā from a Mac developerās perspective:
š§µ2/6 macOS Ventura finally adds a unified API for apps to manage helpers, agents, and daemons. When an app registers itself (or a helper) to launch at login, the user is notified about it. The panel in Settings clearly distinguishes login items added by the user vs. by apps
š§µ3/6 Another change is that apps on macOS may no longer update/modify apps that are not signed by the same development team, unless the other app declares the third-party team ID in its Info.plist This will lead to some scary dialogs before everyone adapts to this new model
I spent 8 hours going through ALL developer videos from #WWDC22 to find the coolest shit in iOS 16 that you missed this week
from AR to SharePlay, some of these updates will change how you use your favorite apps, andā¦
from AR to SharePlay, some of these updates will change how you use your favorite apps, andā¦
they will open up possibilities that spark a revolution of new apps and experiences
@Apple may have killed a lot of companies with the updates in iOS 16, but like always technological advancements made will create new onesā¦
let's get to it...
@Apple may have killed a lot of companies with the updates in iOS 16, but like always technological advancements made will create new onesā¦
let's get to it...
high-resolution AR is here ā 4K video at 30fps
shopping apps will have a field day with this one..
this is 2x higher background/object resolution than what youāve seen so far in AR
at 8K itās hard to know whatās real, but 4K will fool you too.. can you spot the real plants?šŖ“
shopping apps will have a field day with this one..
this is 2x higher background/object resolution than what youāve seen so far in AR
at 8K itās hard to know whatās real, but 4K will fool you too.. can you spot the real plants?šŖ“
Just finished my favorite #WWDC22 lab of the year, an a11y design lab. I got some fantastic tips and comments about what I did right and what I fell short on. I learned about some a11y technology I didn't know about and learned new ways to test my apps.
One of the Apple employees said that they had low vision and I couldn't believe it when they said I had some of the best large text work they've seen in a while. I legit teared up when they said that. Take the time to add a11y support to your apps. It feels great helping people.
This UI element I added to Museum Shuffle is something I worried I would get āin troubleā for doing but it got an enthusiastic response during my lab. For people with low vision itās much more clear what happened instead of a star just filling in its color when saving a favorite.
I think Core Data and NSPersistentCloudKitContainer deserve more love.
I see it like parents: they do a 1000 things you don't imagine need to be done orā¦ until you grow up.
Anyway, here are things I spotted in the lounges that are worth knowing about.
#WWDC22
I see it like parents: they do a 1000 things you don't imagine need to be done orā¦ until you grow up.
Anyway, here are things I spotted in the lounges that are worth knowing about.
#WWDC22
Using NSPersistentCloudKitContainer and tempted to add a toggle sync button?
Don't do it.
There are many technical reasons not to do it, but also, the user already made the choice when enabling iCloud Storage. It should just work.
wwdc22.slack.com/archives/C03H0ā¦
Don't do it.
There are many technical reasons not to do it, but also, the user already made the choice when enabling iCloud Storage. It should just work.
wwdc22.slack.com/archives/C03H0ā¦
Just had a great #WWDC22 lab with Cyrille from the App Store team. I wanted advice on what I should be doing if my goal is to launch a new app that uses the newest features when iOS 16 launches. Thanks to my labs from last year I knew about the form at appstore.com/promote.
BUT what I didn't know is how he told me I should use it. Start playing around with the new features and when you're happy with how things are going use the form to let the editors know you're working on something that uses new features. A TestFlight link is really helpful.
Then when the release date of iOS 16 is announced fill out the form AGAIN letting them know that you're using the latest features and you're targeting the iOS 16 release date for your release. I absolutely would not have done this without his advice. Thanks Cyrille!
Follow along as I do a series of structured @Apple RoomPlan tests and share my findings/notes in this thread.
First up, I tried tricking RoomPlan with a large mirror. Surprisingly it wasn't fooled! Also, it was way off on french doors height.
#WWDC22 #AR #ARKit #AI @Scobleizer
First up, I tried tricking RoomPlan with a large mirror. Surprisingly it wasn't fooled! Also, it was way off on french doors height.
#WWDC22 #AR #ARKit #AI @Scobleizer
Test #2 - vaulted ceilings. I noticed that the wall shapes have to be rectangular. It could not follow the slant angle of the ceiling line. This made parts of my walls much taller than in reality.
It did a great job at picking out the desks and bedroom furniture.
It did a great job at picking out the desks and bedroom furniture.
Test #3 - cramped closet. It did a great job at figuring out the walls when almost NOTHING was visible. It couldn't pick up the bend in the wall between the mirror and the door.
Most surprising note: couldn't fool mirror #2!
If my wife sees this thread I am in the doghouse.
Most surprising note: couldn't fool mirror #2!
If my wife sees this thread I am in the doghouse.
Wow third-party developers can now implement powerful predicate filtering in Shortcut actions similar to the ones in Appleās first-party actions #WWDC22
āRich Textā is listed here as a parameterās possible input type, which wasnāt available previously when using an Intent Definition file š¤
The new user prompts look really nice
Here's my interesting #WWDC22 findings so far! š§¶š§¶
1ļøā£ Xcode function header pinning is an absolute gem
1ļøā£ Xcode function header pinning is an absolute gem
2ļøā£ NSUbiquitousKeyValueStore is now available on Apple Watch, so we can now sync simple preferences across iOS, macOS, and Watch
3ļøā£ Here's how to find the .plist to enable Stage Manager on the iPadOS 16 simulator
Diving into macOS Ventura. First up, About This Mac! It now lives in the redesigned System Preferences (Settings), which is much sleeker and easy to navigate than the old preferences #WWDC22
Apple is throwing their own HIG's out the window here. Split views, panes, check boxes and modal panels are out. Instead we have a vertical UI with iOS-like grouping and tiny switches.
This new type of UI requires hierarchical navigation, which is a new form of navigation in a core macOS UI and a very sharp cut into the heart of the previous macOS HIG. (I'm sad there's no animation here)
Extremely low light RoomPlan worked like MAGIC on my iPad Pro. You know what Iām doing in the morning! Scanning the whole house! #WWDC22
#ar #AugmentedReality
#ar #AugmentedReality
Feels like Tron
Iām still blown away by how well this works despite the room being as poorly lit as possible. This is important for industrial applications where lighting is harder to control.
tbh gonna miss these wild transitions when Apple does in-person keynotes again #WWDC22
.@apolloreddit on Appleās Home Screen!!
@apolloreddit SHARED FAMILY PHOTO LIBRARIES
my family needed this a decade agoā¦but nice to finally have š„²
my family needed this a decade agoā¦but nice to finally have š„²
#WWDC22 is about to kick off & rumours are that Apple will have an announcement on search.
What can we expect?
Let's put the Spotlight on how š already seeks to control search. š§µ
What can we expect?
Let's put the Spotlight on how š already seeks to control search. š§µ
1ļøā£ Safari constrains your freedom to seek, by blocking any custom search options, like @mojeek
We've explained before how Google, Microsoft & Apple practice coopetition in browsers & search.
blog.mojeek.com/2022/05/gatekeā¦
blog.mojeek.com/2022/05/gatekeā¦
This music is dah bomb!
That bird logo! š
We're minutes away from Apple's #WWDC22, where new features for Mac, iPhone, and iPad are expected. Our team will be live blogging the event, and we'll be threading updates under this tweet so you can follow along wherever you are: (THREAD)
wired.com/live/apple-wwdā¦
wired.com/live/apple-wwdā¦
And we're live! Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken the stage to announce a slew of new Apple software updates at #WWDC22. Follow along on our liveblog here: wired.com/live/apple-wwdā¦
First up: iOS 16 features. Apple says they are "bringing the biggest update ever" to the lockscreen š
#WWDC22
#WWDC22
I'm not wearing an Apple one. On a day when I should be wearing an Apple one because of #WWDC22 happening later this morning.
Why? Because of how @jeriellsworth treated me.
It isn't just me, either. I watched as her booth was PACKED all last week at the #AWE2022 show.
Why? Because of how @jeriellsworth treated me.
It isn't just me, either. I watched as her booth was PACKED all last week at the #AWE2022 show.
And I watched as it was PACKED at the GDC show, too. I study companies, so I notice such things.
I've met her several times over the years and she has always had a kind word and taken the time to treat me like a human being.
I've met her several times over the years and she has always had a kind word and taken the time to treat me like a human being.
For folks coming to todayās Developer Center open house at #WWDC22, coffee and donuts from CaffĆØ Macs š
And weāre in! #WWDC22
āThe jacket that never occurredā š¤Æ This is what *would* have been for WWDC20 attendees. #WWDC22
This is the menu for Appleās WWDC in-person event, breakfast and lunch:
Details on the Developer Center. It will be open from 9ā6 on Sunday, and 7ā9 on Monday morning.
Between the Platforms State of the Union and the Apple Design Awards (2:30ā4:30), developers can take part in a meet-and-greet and pick one of three campus tours.
Itās time to start a #WWDC Wishlist Mega Thread. Here we go, will keep adding things until the event.
1. iOS 16: Add new languages in Apple Translate. I can hope for Indian languages, especially Hindi, but I think they have a long list before reaching there.
2. Wider rollout for Apple Pay, hopefully we get it in India as well. Indian market is quickly shifting towards Tap to Pay, and the government is encouraging digital payments more than any other country. Apple Pay would be a great addition.
