Wow! That was quick! I love it! So happy that they did this a week after WWDC.
WWDC 2012 Session Videos
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#22Any recommendations for what sessions to watch first? What are the most substantial new features, one should pay close attention to with respect to iOS?
The videos for sessions 600 and 601 would be good if you are developing web apps.
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#25Why is this site forcing me to register? Is my personal information so nice to have? sign
Can we please stop with the "zOMG my data!!1" whenever someone asks for a registration?
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#26Why is this site forcing me to register? Is my personal information so nice to have? sign
Oh for pete's sake it's an Apple developer account. Microsoft, Google, and every other dev platform that matters has the same requirement. Can we please stop with the "zOMG my data!!1" whenever someone asks for a registration?
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Oh for pete's sake it's an Apple developer account. Microsoft, Google, and every other dev platform that matters has the same requirement. Can we please stop with the "zOMG my data!!1" whenever someone asks for a registration?
Neither have any of those. Just because everybody does it (require registration), does not automatically make it good and ok. Sorry, you can downvote me if you like.
That said, these complaints about registering to access proprietary data always struck me as a bit silly.
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#29Any recommendations for what sessions to watch first? What are the most substantial new features, one should pay close attention to with respect to iOS?
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#30Earlier quoted context omitted.
Neither have any of those. Just because everybody does it (require registration), does not automatically make it good and ok. Sorry, you can downvote me if you like.
I could have sworn that both MS and Google required a live and google account to actually access their dev tools.. huh, guess not. That said, these complaints about registering to access proprietary data always struck me as a bit silly.
However, the actual documentation and tools don't require an account to access. Just conference content.