A Summary of the WWDC25 Group Lab

Is there a way out of the WeatherKit REST API to get a textual summary of the weather like the iPhone app from Apple shows? Right now the local forecast on the iPhone app says Sunny conditions from 7pm-8pm, with partly cloudy conditions expected at 8PM. Is this something the app rolls on it's own or is there a attribute-value pair in one of the returned JSON datasets that has this text. It's not in the forecastDaily dataset. *Humorous that it says Sunny conditions from 7pm-8pm because that's about the time the sun is setting. That forecast was from 1PM.

Where are the lab exercise resources located in this book?

Trying to request a HomeKit lab, and there's no 'Topic' listed in the form - when submitting via the Developer app, it prevents me from submitting the request. I was able to do it via the web, but not via the app!

In the demo in the WWDC video, they set the summary text but the beta xcode doesn't seem to have it yet. Where can we submit this as a bug?

What do I need to do with my webpages to enable Safari AI summary functionality? Thanks, David

When I use Build With Timing Summary in Xcode I can see elapsed times in the build log. When I export the log (or copy/paste a section), the times aren't included. Is there a way to include them so I can analyze the results?

Hello, I'm migrating my app to use WeatherKit from Dark Sky, and although most of the data fields is transformable, there are a few that are missing from WeatherKit's response; for example, summary and icon for daily/hourly/current weather data blocks. I'm curious, what workarounds have people used for these fields that can bridge that gap? My app relies on these values to render icons. Thank you!

Whats the minimum in terms of a laptop I can get away with bringing to the wwdc 2016? I don't actually own any sort of apple devices. I just program on them at the company I work at. Do I have to go out and buy something? or are they provided in the labs?Thanksgc

I'm working with the glm library (http://glm.g-truc.net/0.9.8/index.html) for vector math - unfortunately, the underlying data types have very unfriendly representations in the lldb debugger summary format view. For example, a simple array of vec2 data type (which is a typedef for glm::tvec2<float, glm::precision::highp>) gets the following view in the debugger:http://imgur.com/a/P8IczI was able to use the Edit Summary Format functionality to make a nice view for vec2 -- e.g., ({$VAR.x},{$VAR.y}) -- when the debugger recognizes it as a vec2 (e.g., in my code). But when the debugger sees it as glm::tvec2<float, glm::precision::highp> (e.g., inside library code) editing the summary format doesn't seem to work. Instead of a nice human readable summary, I get Summary UnavailableI edited the plist in /Library/Developer/Xcode/UserData/Debugger/CustomDataFormatters to see what happened:<SummaryFormatter formatString = ({$VAR.x},{$VAR.y}) type = glm::tvec2&a

HiI'm trying to use Xcode's Build With Timing Summary feature. It kicks off a build, and I can see the new build in the Build Reports navigator, but when I look through All Messages in the build results, there is Timing Summary information. It just says Build Success - <date> - 75 seconds, but there isn't a breakdown of the timing results.My target builds an iOS app with many extensions, so I can't post the whole logs here. But is there any reason why I can't find the timing results? I do have that older Xcode flag 'ShowBuildOperationDuration' which still works, but only gives the same overall build summary time, not a breakdown.

There is a way to get the OS installer into an installer packageBuild installer package which installs Install OS X.appComponents:Install 10.12.app (added to Scripts directory or installed somewhere on the filesystem.)postinstall scriptThe command line tool to call is startosinstallpostinstall script would call startosinstall and install Install 10.12.app using the startosinstall tool.Note: The startosinstall tool uses the same logic that the GUI app.Usage: startosinstall --applicationpath <install os x.app path> --volume <target volume path> Arguments --volume, a path to the target volume. --applicationpath, a path to copy of the OS installer application to start the install with. --license, prints the user license agreement only. --agreetolicense, agree to license the license you printed with --license. --rebootdelay, how long to delay the reboot at the end of preparing. This delay is in seconds and has a maximum of 300 (5 minutes). --pidtosignal, Specify a PID to which to send SIGUSR1 upon comp

I asked a number of questions in a Device Management lab session. If interested, please see the attached Answered questions: Answered questions

In the App Store Connect Weekly Summary, some of our apps are displaying 0 in the Impressions, App Units are listed as 0. Does this mean that our clients are not downloading the app?