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WWDC
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| Host | Apple — Worldwide Developers Conference |
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| Held | Annually in June, since 1987 · online with an Apple Park special event day |
| Anchors | Keynote · Platforms State of the Union · sessions and labs · Swift Student Challenge |
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WWDC is Apple's June ritual — the developers conference where each year's iOS, macOS, and sibling releases are unveiled and the platforms' direction is set. Its keynotes carry as much history as any product launch: Mac OS X, Swift, the Apple silicon transition (2020), Apple Vision Pro (2023), Apple Intelligence (2024), and Liquid Glass with the version-26 renumbering (2025).
Since 2020 WWDC is free and online — pre-recorded keynotes, hundreds of session videos, and virtual labs — with an in-person special event day at Apple Park for invited developers and Swift Student Challenge winners. WWDC26 (June 8, 2026) introduced the version-27 platforms arriving in the fall. The conference remains the ecosystem's true annual meeting: the week the App Store economy learns what next year's devices will do.
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