Apple Inc.

Joar Wingfors

Brooke K Callahan

Michael S Ferris

William Bedford Turner

Paul E Marks

Matthew Evan Dreisbach

William A Sorrentino, Iii

Lynne Devine

Maxwell Oliver Drukman

Gregg S Suzuki

Michael W Brandt

Eric M G Circlaeys

Kevin C Milden

Chelsea J Leblanc

Michael Joel Brandt

Andrew J Nesbitt

Brent Robert Shank

William A Sorrentino Iii

Eric MG Circlaeys

The present disclosure generally relates to managing and sharing contextually-relevant media content. In some embodiments, a device receives an input, and in response, displays a suggested collection of media items for sharing with a recipient, wherein the collection is relevant to a message conversation with the recipient. Subsequent to displaying the suggested collection, the device transmits a message to the recipient as part of the message conversation that provides access to the at least a portion of the suggested collection of media items. In some embodiments, a device receives an indication, from an external device, that a first user has shared a first collection of media items with a second user. Subsequent to receiving the indication that the first user has shared the first collection of media items with the second user, the device outputs a prompt to share, with the first user, one or more suggested media items.

User interfaces for sharing contextually relevant media content

Systems and methods are disclosed for developing an application on a development device. The application is built on a development device, then installed and run on a test device. Installation includes installing an event tap to intercept events generated by a user interacting with the application. In response to a call from the event tap, a test manager daemon snapshots the user interface elements of the application and packages the snapshot and event for transmission to the development device. A development environment on the development device receives the package, then generates and displays optimized source code in response to the received events and snapshots. Generated source code can be optimized to minimize a number identifiers, minimize a length of identifiers, minimize a generated number of lines of code, or optimize the generated source code for readability.

Source code rewriting during recording to provide both direct feedback and optimal code

Systems, methods, and computer-readable storage media for testing performance of blocks of code. A system can first receive a request to run a performance test for a selected portion of code in an application. Next, the system can obtain a baseline performance test result corresponding to the performance test for the selected portion of code in the application, and run the performance test for the selected portion of code in the application. The system can then generate a performance test result based on the performance test and the baseline performance test result. The system can also present the test result and/or the baseline performance test result via a graphical user interface.

Performance testing for blocks of code

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Campbell, CA, United States of America

Joar Wingfors