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Apple Honours Developers' Night-time Tendencies in WWDC Film

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World Wide Developers Conference kicks off with spot directed by Derek Cianfrance

Apple Honours Developers' Night-time Tendencies in WWDC Film
This week Apple kicked off the 2019 World Wide Developers Conference, the annual week-long event uniting coders, creators and crazy ones. This event unites developers around the world with Apple engineers to inspire the next wave of visionary app developments.

To honour these convicted coders, Apple opened the WWDC event with 'Goodnight Developers', a tribute to the passion and dedication of developers around the world. The film features real developers hard at work throughout the night to create something wonderful. From the late nights, the early mornings, the frustrating roadblocks and the invigorating triumphs, developers create the apps we love and rely on every day; that change our lives. 

Directed by Derek Cianfrance, the black-and-white film applauds the dedication and passion of these individuals as seen through the all-too-familiar tired eyes, weak lighting and exhausted faces hard at work behind their Macs. 



Kicking-off WWDC 2019, 'Goodnight Developers' is a reminder to the millions of viewers streaming the event around the world that while the rest of us sleep, developers are the ones dreaming to make the impossible possible.
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Categories: Consumer Electronics, Computers

lbbonline.com, Wed, 05 Jun 2019 11:14:40 GMT