Apple WWDC schedules for June 13-17, hope the future of iOS, OS X and watchOS tvOS

While Siri revealed the secret about Apple's WWDC to reactivate the June 13, Apple has confirmed the dates with an official announcement. Therefore, the 27th Annual World Developers Conference (WWDC) is all set to take place from 13 to 17 June in San Francisco. The keynote address will be at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, followed by the rest of the conference sessions a week at the Moscone West.

In the event, they expect Apple to talk about his four software platforms - iOS, OS X, and watchOS TVOS. Developers wishing to attend can apply for tickets through developer.apple.com/wwdc/register/ from today until April 22 Tickets will be issued via random selection process or lottery and applicants will be notified before 25 of April.

"With four innovative operating systems and a new intuitive power programming language more than 1 billion devices worldwide, has never been a more exciting time to bring our developer community together now," said Philip Schiller, senior vice president Apple global marketing. "WWDC 2016 will be a milestone for developers who are coding Swift, and building applications and products for iOS, OS X, and watchOS TVOS can not wait for everyone to join us. - San Francisco or through the live broadcast. "

It should be noted that tickets for the WWDC 2016 are priced at $ 1599 and developers looking to buy tickets must register with the Apple Developer Program. Apple is also offering 350 scholarships WWDC students and members of organizations participating STEM worldwide. In addition, it is also offering 125 scholarships to aspiring developers with financial constraints.

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LinkedIn has application to help students seek jobs

LinkedIn has released a LinkedIn application that is tailored specifically students for college graduates soon-to-be in search of work. Available for iOS and Android, the application will use data from the database of over 400 million professionals on LinkedIn and helps students to find jobs that are more suitable for them with their principal, companies that have the intention to recruit from their school and career of recent students with similar grades.

Explaining in a blog how the application works, LinkedIn says the app helps students cope with their school career transition by providing a kind of guide to exploring personal work, providing recommendations related work as based on data actual career of other successful professionals.

Along with the recommendations work, the application also provides cured articles for the benefit of students.

The application is available only in the United States for now.

Late last year, LinkedIn launched a similar project for students across India - LinkedIn placements. It was developed locally by more than 40 employees and LinkedIn students eligible to apply for jobs from anywhere and at any time and stay informed.

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Facebook tools open-source developers for iOS

Annual conference F8 Facebook in San Francisco is aimed at developers, but larger company announcements so far have been much more focused on new things for Facebook users to dig into, like a camera that records video 360 degrees, messenger chatbots, and for storage at Facebook button for reading articles later. But the company also shared some developer news, as tools that make applications easier to build iOS.

During F8 on Wednesday, Facebook announced that code only open two tools for iOS developers so they can create applications much faster: Reshape, a tool for code generation Objective-C, which provides a quick way for developers data flow around their applications and batch management of iOS memory, which includes tools such as the Detector Retain cycles, which will help prevent accidents memory in your application. If memory is leaking, this tool is the source from the beginning in the encoding process without having to manually search down.

"Memory on mobile devices is a shared resource," Greg Pstrucha wrote in a blog on Wednesday announcing the tools. "Applications that manage unduly run out of memory, shock, and suffer drastically decreased performance. Facebook for iOS has many features that share the same memory space. If any specific feature begins to consume too much memory, which can affect all the application ".

In January, Facebook closed its Parse, its mobile application development toolkit that helped developers focus more on building great apps and spend less time managing back end. The network focuses on other efforts, such as chatbots and live video, but maintains that help developers is still part of their mission. This is something most of us do not see, but is essential to the way we use our applications and iPhones.

Facebook is all about open outsourcing almost all code, hardware, whatever and Facebook probably has open for others are based. Making it easier for developers to create applications using Facebook puts more users in the Facebook ecosystem, which is a clear win for the company as it works to make live video and chatbots more popular. support third-party applications and hardware manufacturers is a key part of these efforts. However, development tools also presumably make those applications best use, despite the Facebook application for iOS has not been the most popular in recent times, some have reported that the Facebook application still too many resources sucks and iPhone battery drains much more than it should, even after Facebook promised to fix it.

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