WWDC

Apple’s WWDC keynotes always provide a view into software improvements and what the company thinks will be important areas of focus for its developers. It used to be less of a mainstream event, but things have changed in this era of mobile one-upping showmanship. I watched the livestream and then read countless articles about the goings-on, looking for an opinion piece on the event. Unfortunately the professional media corps didn’t deliver.

Bob Lefsetz, a music and culture commentator, came out with his review of WWDC: It is honest, fresh and candid. Like all good cultural and industry observers, Lefsetz always challenges your preconceived notions, and that is why I love reading him, even when I disagree with his conclusions. He is really spot-on with his analysis.

Dion Almaer, a developer who has worked on both Google and Apple platforms, has a refreshing review of the WWDC developer events as well. “More Steve