Don’t Miss Our WWDC 2020 Livecast – June 22, 9PM EDT!
Join us for our First Impressions livecast event covering WWDC 2020 highlights, opinions from our panel of experts and more! By Tiffani Randolph.
You’re invited to our WWDC 2020 First Impressions livecast event on Monday, June 22 at 9PM EDT!
Come join our podcast team, along with our most opinionated members of the raywenderlich.com team, as they livestream their reactions to Apple’s annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2020) keynote event.
Join our WWDC 2020 First Impressions livecast on June 22 2020 at 9 PM EDT!
Join our WWDC 2020 First Impressions livecast on June 22 2020 at 9 PM EDT!
You’ll learn what Apple has in store for iOS developers this year, as well as what you should be paying attention to during the rest of the conference.
If you’re an iOS developer, you won’t want to miss this event!
Sign up for the livecast event at the link below:
Read on to see who’s going to be on the livecast!
Livecast Hosts and Commentators
Here’s the lineup of our WWDC 2020 livecast hosts and our key iOS team members ready to share their opinions about what comes out of WWDC this year:
Dru Freeman
Dru started writing code for Apple products at the age of 11 when he received an Apple ][. Note, not a plus, not an e… just a ][. As computers and the internet were only a passing fad (said the sales guy at CompUSA) he went off to study Theatrical and Mass Media production. As a result, he self-taught himself through Basic, Pascal, Object Pascal, C, C++, Objective-C, and then Swift. Many years ago he discovered writing code paid more than waiting tables.
Alex Sullivan
Alex is an Android and iOS developer (at Thoughtbot) in Boston, MA. He’s a big fan of reactive programming and learning about new ways to create silky smooth Android and iOS applications. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, playing video games and rewatching Star Trek: The Next Generation for the billionth time.
Ray Fix
Ray is using Swift to help create Revolve–the next generation in research microscopy at Echo. He also serves as the iOS tutorials topics master at RayWenderlich.com. Ray is mostly-fluent in spoken and written Japanese and stays healthy by walking, jogging, and playing ultimate frisbee. When he is not doing one of those things, he is writing and dreaming of code in Swift. よろしくお願い致します。😃
Josh Steele
In his day job, Josh writes apps (Java, iOS) for space and health at APL. He also teaches at the JHU Whiting School Engineer for Professionals Program (“Mobile Applications for the iOS Platform”) and is also an iOS video instructor at raywenderlich.com!
Jeff Rames
Jeff has been developing iOS applications professionally for about a decade. A long-time RW author and technical editor, he has a passion for sharing his knowledge through mentorship. He spends his free time with his wife and daughters, except when he abandons them for trips to Cape Canaveral to watch rockets being launched into space.
Ellen Shapiro
Ellen is an iOS developer for Bakken & Bæck’s Amsterdam office who also occasionally writes Android apps. She is working in her spare time to help bring the songwriting app Hum to life. She’s also developed several independent applications through her personal company, Designated Nerd Software. When she’s not writing code, she’s usually tweeting about it.
Where to Go From Here?
Join us on Monday, June 22 at 9PM EDT as we reflect on what’s come out of this year’s WWDC, and discover how to stay at the top of your iOS development game in 2020!
Sign up for our WWDC 2020 First Impressions Livecast here:
See you there! :]