iOS 9 was released a few days ago, and developers are still working out what it can do. One such developer, Shuichi Tsutsumi, has come up with a handy list of code examples for the new mobile OS.
All in all, there are more than a dozen examples, ranging from simple new fonts to complex map customizations. Anyone who wants to try these features out can just use the code posted by Tsutsumi. And brief explanations (coupled with screenshots) give you an idea of what can be done with iOS 9.
It’s unknown if these are the only new things that iOS 9 can do, but developers definitely seem to be interested all the same. The only suggestion is using Xcode 7. Happy browsing y’all!
Top 5 projects trending on GitHub this week
1. iOS 9 Sampler!
2. Hacker Menu: As it says, it’s Hacker News delivered to the desktop.
3. PeachPy: Portable Efficient Assembly Code-generation in High-level Python. It’s for “writing high-performance assembly kernels.”
4. MTMaterialDelete: An animated effect that seems to be used just for deleting things off one’s smartphone.
5. Awesome OS X: Simply a list of awesome applications, software and other “shiny things” for OS X.
