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WWDC10 videos are here and are available free.
- smackfu 16y agoI thought the sessions were under NDA. Only for a week?
- seiji 16y agoI thought they were too. After logging in, I see I can download over 200 hours of presentations from WWDC 2010 in iTunes.
- astrange 16y agoYour Apple developer account came with an NDA in the terms and conditions.
- smackfu 16y agoYeah, I guess this is "information disclosed in connection with Apple Events" which makes it "Apple Confidential Information". Since you need a developer account to access it, it is not available to the public which would remove the Confidential part.
- tjarratt 16y agoThe sessions are under NDA until such a time as Apple decides to release their content - this is mostly a formality, so that they can have their preview, but still have an official release later. This is what happened with both Safari5 and Xcode 4 after the presentations.
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- allwein 16y agoThey are still under NDA. From the link: "Reminder: The content presented within the WWDC 2010 session videos and slides is Apple Confidential Information and is subject to the Registered Apple Developer Agreement."
- bonaldi 16y agoThe sessions are still under NDA: they've added a reminder to the front page.
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- bbatsell 16y ago> Thanks for the downvotes, but it's still true. Except that it isn't. There are 13 sessions in Internet and Web (13 videos + 13 slides), and 12 sessions in CoreOS (12 videos + 12 slides).
- siculars 16y agoI seem to recall that wwdc videos were a for pay feature in previous years (I was at wwdc 07, 09). But what's interesting about this is that this year I went to google I/o which is in it's 3rd year, had 5k+ attendees and it goes without saying that google would release all the videos for free. Apple is feeling the pressure of competition.
- jzting 16y agoYeah, I think Apple wants to quickly get its developers up to speed on all the new iOS features before the iPhone 4 launch.
- mishmash 16y agoExactly, and this is clearly an example of consumers (us) benefiting from their competition. I applaud this move by DTS and look forward to watching the videos.
- mcantelon 16y agoApple would do well to drop the $99/year dev tax as well (I'd consider paying to be in their market, but paying to just developer for my own hardware seems off).
- awolf 16y agoThere's a ton of sessions... can anyone recommend which are not to be missed?
- jzting 16y agoThe multitasking ones were very helpful.
- wallflower 16y agoApplication Frameworks: "Designing Apps with Scroll Views" (awesome thought process of engineering UI code) iPad and iPhone User Interface Design (excellent design principles and examples) Advanced Performance Optimization on iPhone OS, Part 1&2 (tips and tricks galore) Using the Camera with AV Foundation (What FaceTime is built on) Can't find it yet - but: Building dynamic server-driven user interfaces
- bbatsell 16y ago> Can't find it yet - but: Building dynamic server-driven user interfaces There are slides for Session 117 - Building a Server-driven User Experience under Application Frameworks, but no video posted.
- cmelbye 16y agoIf you're wondering what Xcode 4 will be like, skim through the Developer Tools State of the Union slides.
- ashishbharthi 16y agoAt least something good came out of Apple-Google rivalry.
- yan 16y agoDoesn't something good come out of most corporate rivalries?
- floydprice 16y agoYeah consumer usually wins ;-)
- wtallis 16y agoYes, unless one of the rivals has a monopoly.
- IdeaHamster 16y agoI'm curious: Was this facetious? or were you serious?
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoIf you don't assume that he's talking about Apple (or, for that matter, Google), which is implied in neither his, nor the parent post, then he's entirely correct and the downvotes are totally unwarranted.
- ugh 16y agoWhat’s the connection between monopolies and corporate rivalries? That comment just doesn’t make any sense.
- ZeroGravitas 16y agoPeople are talking about corporate rivalries as a special case of free market competition. Price wars and innovation races benefit the consumer in these cases. In the case of a monopoly a potential corporate rival gets bought and shut down, or locked out of a market, or has their price undercut until they go out of business and then the price goes back up even further to compensate. Basically the consumer loses. So corporate rivalry, no matter how fierce, is great for the consumer as long as both are forced to fight fair.
- frou_dh 16y agoCould anyone post the list of session titles for the curious without an Apple developer account?
- snprbob86 16y agoYou can create a free account.
- frou_dh 16y agoThis seems to involve handing out my name/address/phone/company and that's only step 1 of 4. Yes I'm being an awkward git but I hope you understand.
- tvon 16y agoHonestly, I'd do it but there are like 220 and no obvious way to get a list out of iTunes.
- bonaldi 16y agoOverwhelmed by traffic now. I don't think Apple has yet absorbed just how big it is: the iPod explosion didn't affect the dev side of the company, which subconsciously still has Mac assumptions in place. This isn't "102: Moving from CodeWarrior to Project Builder" any more, Toto.
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- darrenkopp 16y ago1) Log in (or create an apple account) 2) download from itunes i guess providing video over the internet is hard for apple (especially using html5, that they grandstand from the stage)
- smackfu 16y agoFunny, they actually timeout your authorization after a fairly short time. I downloaded a bunch when this was first posted, then went back to grab one more and got redirected to the sign-in page, then got rejected due to heavy traffic.
- cmelbye 16y agoThe iTunes Store is "the Internet", and it does use HTML5.
- smackfu 16y agoFYI, the videos are generally the video-out of the Keynote presentations with a voiceover. So the HD versions are not particularly worthwhile IMO, and the files are really pretty small. Random ones include video of the stage though, so those are massively larger.
- topbanana 16y agoFree? Wow, if they're giving their marketing material away for free they must be desperate
- jamesk2 16y agoIt's behind a registration wall. Why isn't there an iTube?
- jomohke 16y agoAny recommendations of good talks? A session number is enough info to avoid breaking the NDA.