WWDC will start the next Monday June 3. It will end on June 7 after days full of training and knowledge transmission around the world of application and software development. The developers are looking forward to these days full of workshops and presentations, but users are also looking forward to the news of iOS, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS.
As has become customary, Apple has begun to decorate the streets San José, the headquarters of WWDC 2019. The McEnery Convention Center during these last years. Hopefully in the next few hours or days we will see some sign of what the news that we will see in the opening keynote on June 3 could bring us.
"Dub Dub": a nod to developers at WWDC 2019
Apple has realized the importance of developers and the importance of having a space as large as the WWDC. Throughout these days we have been able to see that the entire design of the event is related to the code, the development of apps, in short, towards a common denominator of these days: development and software.
Those of Cupertino have begun to decorate San José for the arrival of the thousands of developers who will attend the McEnery Convention Center Monday through Friday. We can see canopies, posters on streetlights and traffic lights ... and all based on the design delivered in the invitation to the event, very followed by the design of the new app to follow the WWDC and also the event website.
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Neon artwork adorns McEnery Convention Center in San Jose ahead of WWDC - 9to5Mac https://t.co/zb3pXnXubg
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The posters contain symbols in neon shape. But they are symbols that have to do with the developers: ARKit, App Store, Share, Swift ... with all this we can predict that Monday's keynote will be a product presentation but with many signs for the group in which they are: the 'developers'.
We also see that they are working on the main marquee that will welcome developers on Monday. It is not finished yet but we can see the words "Dub dub", a funny abbreviation referencing the WWDC. We will see what this poster becomes and if it reveals any details of what iOS 13 or macOS 15 has in store for us.