Apple has launched a brand New series of interactivity Q&As and one-on-one consults, “Ask Apple,” that gives developers more significant opportunities to communicate directly with experts to get insight assistance, feedback, and support.
Developers taking part in Ask Apple can inquire about various topics like testing the most recent seeds or implementing the latest and most up-to-date frameworks released at the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC).
“We have been listening to feedback from developers around the world about what will be most helpful to them as they build innovative apps, and we have seen an increased appetite for one-on-one support and conversation with Apple experts,” Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Developer Relations and Enterprise and Education Marketing she said in an announcement.
“Our team is committed to continuously evolving our support for our diverse global developer community, and we’re excited to offer Ask Apple as another new resource,” Prescott added.
Ask Apple is free, and registration is open to all participants of the Apple Developer Program and members of the Apple Developer Enterprise Programme.
This series will allow developers to ask questions of different Apple team members via questions and answers on Slack or in one-on-one office times.
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Q&As enables developers to communicate with Apple engineers, evangelists, and designers to have answers to their questions, share their experiences and connect with other developers from around the globe.
Office hours are dedicated to developing and distributing engaging applications using the latest technologies and designs.
Developers can seek help with design, code-level guidelines, advice on implementing frameworks and technologies, guidance on how to resolve issues, or assistance using App review guidelines and tools for distribution.
Office hours will be held worldwide in different time zones and several languages.
