Tuesday, 1 May 2018
Near the end of 2017, Bloomberg reported that Apple was working on Project Marzipan, an effort to allow for the creation of cross-platform apps that would work on both iOS and macOS. The report also mentioned the company would announce it publicly at this year’s Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in June – but according to John Gruber, who follows developments at Apple closely and writes about it on his much-lauded blog Daring Fireball, Project Marzipan may not arrive quite so soon. Gruber noted that, per his sources, Marzipan (now known by a different name within Apple) is a declarative control…
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