Apple’s WWDC 2022: Snag Your Spot in Person
Finite seats, infinite excitement! Apple’s winter tech celebration is back, and this time, the arena is the iconic Apple Park.
What’s the Deal?
Developers are invited to join a full‑day, all‑hands experience on June 6 at the brand‑new Developers Center. Think of it as the tech equivalent of a reunion party for the coolest coders on the planet.
Why Should You Jump In?
- Listen live to the Platforms State of the Union—the headquarters’ moment to lay out the big picture.
- Catch the keynote videos on the spot, straight from the Apple headquarters’ podium.
- Meet real‑life engineers and experts—no cameras, just face‑to‑face tech wizardry.
- Scope future trends and get a sneak peek at features that could change your coding life forever.
How to Secure Your Spot
Just a simple email: send in your application and wait for Apple’s reply. Easy peasy—no complicated hoops, just a friendly invitation from the hat‑wearing C‑suite.
Sign Up & Celebrate with the Confed
We’re giving a warm, all‑day welcome by the sea of Apple Park’s endless blue screens. So grab your passport, your enthusiasm, and your love for code—WWDC 2022 is calling your name!
Apple’s Exclusive Opportunities for 2022 Swift Students and Developers
Hey folks! If you’re a part of the Apple Developer Program, a winner of the Swift Student Challenge 2022, or a member of the Apple Developer Enterprise Program, you’re officially in the running for a sweet spot in Apple’s upcoming event lineup.
How to Get in on the Action
- Deadline: Submit your application no later than May 11, 9 am Pacific Time. That’s the final call.
- Selection: Attendance spots will be handed out at random. If you’re lucky, you’ll hear the good news on May 12, 6 pm Pacific Time.
What’s on the Agenda?
Even if you can’t attend in person, Apple’s top sessions—like the State of the Union, the WWDC 2022 keynote, and all the developer talks—will be online. So, whether you’re a code‑whiz or just a curious fan, you’ll still get the inside scoop.
Takeaway
Mark your calendar, finish your app pitch, and hope for the best—Apple’s got some great stuff in store. Good luck, and fingers crossed that you’ll hear your name called!
