"Before I got into app development, I was working in the visual effects (VFX) industry. The decision to develop apps happened after I bought my first iPhone. So, far, I have developed more than 10 apps, including 'Lumy'. Apple featured 'Lumy' in its fall event keynote 2020," said Vijayaraman.
'Lumy' notifications are interactive and dynamic. It comes with the realtime countdown to the notified photographic time.
This time, featuring over 200 in-depth sessions, one-on-one labs and more, WWDC21 will provide unprecedented access to Apple engineers and designers so developers can learn about the latest tools and technologies to help them create the next generation of apps.
Apple Developer Programme members can request one-on-one lab consultations with more than 1,000 Apple experts to ask questions about the latest APIs and best practices, and apply for user interface and design reviews.
According to Akhil Tolani, co-founder and CTO of 'mirrAR' app, Apple as a platform has always provided a truly wonderful environment for his business to grow.
"We have always trusted the platform to help us reach millions while keeping our data privacy intact. I also appreciate the design led culture at Apple, which has built products that cater to a user experience that is unmatched today: extremely seamless yet efficient, convenient and simple," Tolani told IANS.
'mirrAR' is a real-time virtual try-on application for the jewellery industry, bringing a wide range of jewellery options to you from across the country for the end consumers. The app helps users store all their digitised inventory in the system with all the details that can be shared with the clients.
"Your customers will be able to access the inventory on their phones so that it becomes convenient for them to try-on your jewellery at any time sitting in the comfort of their own homes," explained Tolani.
Not just professional developers, on June 1, Apple will celebrate student developers from all over the world with the announcement of winners in the 'Swift Student Challenge', an opportunity for students of all ages to showcase their love of coding by creating their own Swift playground.
