How to find a ton of WWDC 2026 community-led events
While Apple's keynote video is typically the most memorable part of WWDC , Apple has shown off how and where developers can participate in a bunch of community events across the globe before and after the conference. More than 20 community-driven events will be held before and after WWDC 2026. Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is held in June each year, at Apple Park in California. The company uses its annual event to preview new versions of its major operating systems, with iOS 27 and more expected to debut on June 8. In-person WWDC attendees are selected through a lottery program , but even those who didn't win will have access to conference-adjacent and community-hosted events. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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While Apple's keynote video is typically the most memorable part of WWDC , Apple has shown off how and where developers can participate in a bunch of community events across the globe before and after the conference. More than 20 community-driven events will be held before and after WWDC 2026. Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is held in June each year, at Apple Park in California. The company uses its annual event to preview new versions of its major operating systems, with iOS 27 and more expected to debut on June 8. In-person WWDC attendees are selected through a lottery program , but even those who didn't win will have access to conference-adjacent and community-hosted events. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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While Apple's keynote video is typically the most memorable part of WWDC , Apple has shown off how and where developers can participate in a bunch of community events across the globe before and after the conference.
More than 20 community-driven events will be held before and after WWDC 2026.
Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference is held in June each year, at Apple Park in California.
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