Apple has released its Apple Developer app on the Mac App Store ahead of next week’s virtual WWDC conference, set to see the future of iOS, iPadOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS announced to viewers across the globe.
Apple rebranded the app for iPhone and iPad late last year shortly after the release of iOS and iPadOS 13.2.3, featuring a new icon, Dark Mode support, an interactive homepage with developer centric announcements, such as changes to frameworks and posts within different topics such as design, and more.
The new Mac app largely mirrors the iOS version, with a new WWDC section that will stream the main WWDC keynote from Apple Park on Monday, June 22, as well as content sections that split content by platform, and videos from previous WWDC keynotes.