Want to develop an app for the newly released Apple TV? Of course you do. Not sure how to get started? Apple is touring the globe for “Apple TV Tech Talks” which promise to get you rocking. You have to register by November 13th, though…so hop to it.
Between December and February next year Apple is going to their stores in Toronto, Los Angeles, Austin, Seattle, Cupertino, Berlin, London, New York, Tokyo and Sydney for the talks.
Here’s how Apple describes them:
The new Apple TV is here, bringing incredible and immersive apps and games to the big screen. Get in-depth technical information on building and designing for tvOS, learn refined coding techniques, and obtain valuable development instruction from Apple experts. Register by November 13, 10:00 a.m. PST for an opportunity to attend a Tech Talk in a city near you.
And here’s the “schedule” of what you’ll experience:
You have to be enrolled in Apple’s developer program already to take part, which is more than worth it in my opinion. It gets you all of the goodies early and you’re the first to hear about the newest updates across all of Apple’s devices.
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