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Two parts to session:Transitioning to IPv6-only networksReducing Delays in NetworkingTransitioning to IPv6-only networksMore mobile carriers are moving to IPv6 networksIn Ye Olde Days, cellular data networks used IPv4. As IPv4 addresses ran out, NAT was introduced to make IPs go further.To fix the long-term problem, mobile carriers are now moving to IPv6. But they're also having to support IPv4 with NAT.The carriers want to drop IPv4 with NAT, so they're deploying DNS64/NAT64 to handle translation between IPv4 and IPv6 networks.DNS64 synthesizes an IPv6 address for an IPv4-only serverNAT64 performs IPv6 to IPv4 address translationApp Store apps need to be IPv6 ready - It will be an app submission requirement later in 2015.Enabling IPv6 test network from a Mac1. Boot OS X 10.112. Open System Preferences3. Option-click on the Sharing preference pane4. Option-click on Internet Sharing5. A Create IPv6 Only Network checkbox will appear6. Check Create IPv6 Only Network (this may also be labeled Create NAT64 Network

I have some unit tests that check that saving a managed object subclass with missing required properties fail appropriately. In Swift 1.2, I could do that as follows:XCTAssertFalse(context.save())What is the appropriate way to test the same thing in Swift 2? This works:do { try context.save() } catch { XCTAssertTrue(true) // or something similar }but there must be a better way.

Not sure if this is the best place to post this, but I couldn't find a dedicated HealthKit forum, so I figure this is best.I'm creating an app that tracks workouts at the gym. I've created an HKWorkout and set its activity type to HKWorkoutActivityType.TraditionalStrengthTraining. I run my HKWorkoutSession, the calories get counted, and the workout gets logged in the Health app when completed, but the workout time (I tried five minutes) didn't get added to my green exercise ring on my Apple Watch.It was mentioned in the WWDC keynote that WatchKit apps can contribute to the exercise ring, so I'm wondering if I'm missing something?Another thing I noticed is that while the HKWorkoutSession is created, and I am able to save it later on, my WatchKit app does not stay in the foreground while the workout session is currently in progress. Perhaps this hasn't been implemented in the first beta?

I'm writing a code for WatchOS2 extension that uses CMAccelerometerData.Built with no error, running correct scheme, installed in Apple Watch device, but nothing happend.Can not even stop breakpoint on first line.Something missing ?@implementation ExtensionDelegate- (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching { motionManager = [[CMMotionManager alloc] init]; motionManager.accelerometerUpdateInterval = 0.1; if (motionManager.accelerometerAvailable) { [motionManager startAccelerometerUpdatesToQueue:[NSOperationQueue currentQueue] withHandler:^(CMAccelerometerData *accelerometerData, NSError *error) { double xx = accelerometerData.acceleration.x; NSLog(@%lf, xx); }]; }}@end

I downloaded and updated to iOS 9 Beta and I can't seem to see the NEWS App they are talking about. Did I miss something? Thank you for the help.

Two part talkiOS Notifications- Silent notifications- User Notifications- Actions- Text Input <- NewApple Push Notification ServiceiOS NotificationsSilent notifications- Not user-facing, they're between the app and the server.- Enabled by default- Background App Refresh - User can turn off, don't rely on them.- Best effort at sending to deviceUser Notifications- Notify the user of something - Appear in the banner, lock screen, pop-up, etc- Require user permission- Can be disabledRemote user notificationsLocal user notificationsRemote user notifications- Sends from the server to your device over the internetLocal notifications- Scheduled by the app directly on the device, internet and server not requiredCan be scheduled by:TimeLocation (geofencing)Interactive NotificationsAllow user notifications to be interactive- The user can choose an option from the notification without launching the app or otherwise interrupting what the user was doing.Applies to both iOS and watchOSUser Notifications text input in iOS

Hi Everyone,I just tried to post this, but the cancel button is right below the tags control, and doesn't have a confirmation action, so I think I lost it. If this is a double post due to some kind of moderation delay apologies in advance...Anyway, on to the issue at hand. I have some Swift 1.2 code for OpenCL that I'm working on porting to Swift 2, and I'm having some trouble with the type system. The way that OpenCL is bridged into swift relies heavily on typedefs, and there are a TON!! of them. I had to perform some gymnastics in 1.2 to convince the type system that my argument is just the right kind of UInt32 (or is it cl_device_info?), but now those aren't enough in 2.A short sample of (some of!) the suspect code follows. There are about 50 instances of this kind of error in the project: private class func deviceInfoString(deviceID: cl_device_id, param paramIn: Int32) throws -> String { let param = cl_device_info(paramIn) var returnBufferSize: Int = 0 var retval: cl_int = CL_SUCCESS retval =

This API is accessed via a dependency on the AppleUSBAudio driver, and is officially documented in the SampleUSBAudioPlugin sample code.All of a sudden, kexts calling the pluginDeviceRequest function fail to load because that symbol no longer exists. This has not been documented anywhere, and is very likely a bug. I've failed a radar for it under 21367554.If anyone else has been able to use this function in their kext on OS X 10.11, please let me know.