Apple: Apple announces “Meet the App Store Experts” series for Indian developers: All the details

In 2020, Apple launched a free online series — Meet the App Store Experts — for developers all around the world. Earlier this month, Apple announced its seventh edition of the series and developers from India can participate as well.

What is the series all about?
The series gives a forum for developers to get their questions answered in real time. It will cover a variety of features available to support developers in enhancing their apps and games on the App Store.

How many sessions are part of the series
A total of 53 live online sessions will be available globally in 14 locations, including the US, Mexico, Brazil, Canada, UK, France, India, China, Japan, Korea, Australia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam.The series started on August 1 and will run till August 24. It will be in multiple languages including English, Mandarin, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Thai, Vietnamese, Japanese and Korean.
What will the series focus on?
As per the support page for the series on Apple’s developer site, this summer’s sessions will provide a deep dive into eight App Store features that will help developers in various aspects. For instance, they can learn how to grow their subscription business or configure apps and games for in-app events. Furthermore, they can learn how to measure user acquisition with App Analytics and explore product page optimisation as well. Developers can also learn how they can improve the discovery of their app on the App Store.

The series is meant for members of the Apple Developer Program and registration is now open.
Apple runs other programs such as Apple’s Developer Academies, Entrepreneur Camps, App Accelerators, and the Swift Student Challenge, as well as open access tools like Everyone Can Code and Swift Playgrounds, for established and upcoming developers. Developers can also access more than 40 Apple software development kits that let them harness the power of machine learning, augmented reality, and other cutting-edge technologies, as well as over 170,000 free technical documents and sample code to help them build, test and distribute apps.