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@ilkerulusoy Definitely the keynote first! But I also love exploring the new APIs during the week.

@ios_dev_alb day by day or fully on first day?

WWDC season is my favorite time of the year as an iOS dev.

@JuanArreguin more SwiftUI APIs

@ios_dev_alb What are you expecting this year?! Also same same!

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@CarlosBBuild yes

@ios_dev_alb The paintbrush and pencil are elite

i love this new icon

@WillRBishop 😂

@ios_dev_alb This is the kind of thing that I really wonder why SwiftUI engineers bother to add

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