Space grey no. 7Paint it black.
Space grey no. 7Paint it black.
As much as I'd like to go, it's far too expensive. $1,599 ticket + airfare + hotel + meals + souvenirs is just too much on my budget, especially considering I'm not in a programming job. Besides, I have work then which I can't get off.
If I could go, I'd obviously like to see the keynote in person, plus get some pointers in programming. I know a few things here and there, so anything substantial I could pick up would do wonders. Didn't WWDC also have more general IT sessions like how to manage macOS Server a few years ago? If they did, and still did that, my boss might let me go.
Soon as I saw the picture all in white I felt like they could easily turn off the lights on it and the inverted colors would be all black and gray scale.Paint it black.
As much as I'd like to go, it's far too expensive. $1,599 ticket + airfare + hotel + meals + souvenirs is just too much on my budget, especially considering I'm not in a programming job. Besides, I have work then which I can't get off.
nah, more like a breadboard, all running under the same os maybe?It looks modular - all different bits & pieces cobbled together![]()
Looks a lot like Augmented Reality focused.
I'm already scared, tbh.Yay! iOS 12 Beta 1 in less than 3 months!
That's what I perceived, by the emphasis of the 3rd dimension / depth.
__________As much as I'd like to go, it's far too expensive. $1,599 ticket + airfare + hotel + meals + souvenirs is just too much on my budget, especially considering I'm not in a programming job. Besides, I have work then which I can't get off.
If I could go, I'd obviously like to see the keynote in person, plus get some pointers in programming. I know a few things here and there, so anything substantial I could pick up would do wonders. Didn't WWDC also have more general IT sessions like how to manage macOS Server a few years ago? If they did, and still did that, my boss might let me go.
You 100% aren't their target audience. You summed up why in 6 simple words, "I'm not in a programming job." WWDC isn't just a keynote. Its a keynote followed by 4 days of pretty deep sessions explaining how to use all the new features (and some old features). As much fun as it is to be there, it is way more a work trip then a vacation. I typically fly in on Saturday and use all day Sunday and Monday evening as my days to enjoy the city. Tuesday morning through Friday evening are about digesting the information. With the exception of the Bash on Thursday night, and maybe a drink or two with some other attendees at a hotel bar.