Daniel Steinberg
What's new and interesting in App Intents
Integrate your app with Shortcuts, Siri, Widgets, and more
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C$299 Early Bird · 20 seats
Daniel Steinberg
Integrate your app with Shortcuts, Siri, Widgets, and more
C$299 Early Bird · 20 seats
App Intents are the way that your app can integrate with Shortcuts, Spotlight, Siri, Widgets, and so many other system features on Apple platforms. In this hands-on workshop, you'll work examples that allow you to experiment with recent advances in App Intents that will give your app super powers.
Users can perform actions in your app without ever opening it. You'll learn how to create App Intents that seamlessly integrate with the system, making your app more accessible and powerful through voice commands, shortcuts, and widgets.
By the end of the workshop, you'll understand how to leverage App Intents to create a more integrated, powerful user experience that works across all of Apple's platforms.
This workshop is designed for:
No prior App Intents experience is required. If you're comfortable with Swift and Xcode, you're ready for this workshop.
To get the most out of this workshop, please come prepared with:
You will receive a PDF and all sample code. There will be no slides.
Author of 12+ books - Swift educator and conference favorite
Daniel has been teaching Apple developers for over a decade. Author of more than a dozen books on Swift and Apple development, he's one of the most trusted educators in the community - known for making complex topics feel approachable without dumbing them down.
He has keynoted and taught at Swift conferences around the world. If you've ever read a Swift book that made something finally click, there's a good chance Daniel wrote it.
Four hours with one of the iOS community's most beloved educators - author of 12+ books. C$299 is the lowest this price goes - save $50 by June 15.
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