Live Dev Session: First Impressions of Apple’s On-Device AI
Live Dev Session: First Impressions of Apple’s On-Device AI
Tune in to dev chat on Apple’s AI SDK, iOS 26 naming chaos, Siri’s limits, Liquid Glass UI, and on-device LLMs.
Live Dev Session: First Impressions of Apple’s On-Device AI

What happens when React Native developers try to unpack Apple’s latest announcements live on air? Chaos (but a good one), insights, and some very hot takes.
In this unfiltered session, Łukasz and Kewin dive headfirst into WWDC 2025, covering everything from Apple’s mysterious on-device LLMs and React Native AI SDK integration, to the newly minted iOS 26 naming convention, animated icons, and “Liquid Glass” UI design.
With zero slides and maximum sidebars, they explore:
- How Apple’s on-device AI actually works (or doesn’t)
- What React Native developers can do with the new AI SDK
- What’s broken in Siri and how devs really feel about it
- The good, bad, and baffling UI trends (looking at you, VisionOS)
Expect a real-time check-in with two senior engineers trying to make sense of Apple’s latest tech moves, while also reminiscing about Bubble Sort, PHP, and the good ol’ days of Storybook.
Live Dev Session: First Impressions of Apple’s On-Device AI
Tune in to dev chat on Apple’s AI SDK, iOS 26 naming chaos, Siri’s limits, Liquid Glass UI, and on-device LLMs.

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