Apple has announced that its annual Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will take place from June 10 through June 14. The entire conference will be available online for developers with Apple's program, with a special event at Apple Park on Monday, June 10.

WWDC is ostensibly a way for Apple to interact with its legions of developers about new hardware and software like iOS, macOS, and iPadOS—not to mention watchOS and tvOS (and now visionOS)—but we typically get a behind-the-scenes look at what Apple is cooking up for consumers. Watching the special event online is a fun way to get a sense of what's in the pipeline from Cupertino.

“We’re so excited to connect with developers from around the world for an extraordinary week of technology and community at WWDC24,” said Susan Prescott, Apple’s vice president of Worldwide Developer Relations, in a press release. “WWDC is about sharing new ideas and providing our incredible developers with innovative tools and resources to help them create something even greater.”

More details are forthcoming, Apple said, but the plan is to offer developers and students access to Apple experts and the in-person keynote on the 10th. Students who participated in the Swift Student Challenge, an Apple initiative in which students compete to create innovative apps using the Swift coding language, will find out if they've won the chance to apply for a spot to see the keynote or even for the entire three-day experience.