The Apple company tends to be as close and personal as possible to its fans in many ways.chat them. Nor do the developers who contribute to it App However, they usually don't fall short in this regard. Apple is extremely patient with creators who contribute to its ecosystem and, in addition to various conferences and meetings, tries to support them as much as possible. The same approach tooneFinally, it is also interesting Tim Cook, the company's CEO, who likes to travel to different countries to meet and share his experiences with local developers. This time, Tim went to Japan, where he met two developers who hold the lead, at least in terms of age.
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Team Cook is a rather interesting personality, brimming with optimism and not afraid to go out among people, especially application developers, from time to time. CEO Applu has traveled the world like this several times before, and his next stop is Japan, where he met two local creators. Tim originally met Omotesando Masako Wakamiya, who holds the title of the oldest app developer in the world at 84, and Jun Takana, who started creating software at the age of 10, at a conference WWDC 2017, but some time has passed since then, so it was time for a reunion. The meeting took place at Tokyo's Omotesandō Apple Store, which originally opened in 2014, and Tim Cook judging by the available tweets, he couldn't praise the reunion after two years. Shortly after, of course, meetings with other developers followed in the largest Apple Store in Japan, Marunouchi, and also with students from a local elementary school who were motivated by the CEO to learn programming.
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The TimeTree application, which offers a free calendar with a variety of useful functions, received recognition in particular. Tim particularly praised the developers' use of the Sign in with feature implementation Apple, which allegedly protects sensitive information from misuse and ensures users' safety and privacy. The agenda also included a meeting with world-famous Japanese musician Gene Hoshina, who was the first DJ to work on the Beats 1 radio station. What exactly does Tim Cook What's planned is still a mystery, but it doesn't look like he'll be leaving the Land of the Rising Sun anytime soon.
