Apple Watch SDK is a software developed by the Apple company for those interested in producing native applications for Apple Watch, that is, applications that can be installed directly in the watch, not in the iPhone. Running applications through the iPhone seriously affects their performance during use on the Apple Watch, but everything will change in the fall, when the Apple Watch SDK will be officially available to developers around the world.
The vice president of Apple, Jeff Williams, announced the launch during an interview given during this day at a Code Conference that took place just a few dozen minutes ago. Although the official version of the Apple Watch SDK will be released in the fall, Apple will release a beta version during WWDC 2015, so that developers will be able to work with it to prepare their applications.
In the three months that will pass from June 8 until the beginning of September, when Apple will organize a new conference, the company will use the feedback provided by developers to improve its program. Unfortunately, those who have an Apple Watch will have to wait until then to be able to use really great applications developed specifically for the watch, but there is nothing else for now.
