Apple brings hardware to Swift Playgrounds
Recorded on June 1, 2017. Learning to program can be tough, and learning to program real world objects introduces all new challenges. Apple is bringing third-party devices — think robots and drones — into Swift Playgrounds to teach users how to write code for the world around them.
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