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Some App Store developers have had a very good year according to new Sensor Tower numbers.
Apple has updated its Developer Agreement, Program License Agreement, and Schedules 1, 2, and 3.
The new website, which is available to everyone, is a place for developers to learn about Apple's open source projects
Once it is over, Tech Talks 2021 will have hosted 100 live sessions and 1,500 office hours over the course of eight weeks for developers.
Apple is hosting three Entrepreneur Camps in 2022, including ones for Black, Hispanic/Latinx, and female founders.
Apple has let developers know that it will start to feature in-app events on the iOS and iPadOS App Store starting on October 27.
Apple is relaunching Tech Talks for developers with 100 live sessions and 1,500 office hours over the course of eight weeks.
Developers talk about what Apple's new M1 Pro and M1 Max processors mean for their apps and the users that enjoy them.
Apple has announced that it has opened its first Apple Developer Academy in Detroit, the first in the United States.
Developers may now need to provide address information if they have bank account information in App Store Connect.
Esther Hare, Apple's senior director of worldwide developer marketing, sat down for an interview with the Brazilian newspaper O GLOBO.
The developer says that a recent rejection, as well as continued issues with the App Store review process, has led them to the decision.
Apple has also announced that, because of tax changes, developer proceeds for apps in Georgia and Tajikistan will be impacted.
Apple has announced that applications are now open for the company's second Entrepreneur Camp for Black Founders and Developers.
App Store Connect had added the ability for developers to add tax categories for in-app purchases in 64 different territories.
Apple will build a new Apple Academy HQ in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh, according to reports. The move comes after Apple also opened a similar venture in South Korea earlier this year.
Shopify has announced that it will no longer collect any App Store fees from developers making less than $1 million on its platform.
With iOS 15, Apple is making it easier than ever for developers to add on-screen controls to their games.
