WWDC 26's Small Things That Actually Matter

Apple's WWDC 26 wrapped up with the usual mix of headline-grabbing announcements and the smaller updates that tend to get overlooked. One Berri's blog post dug into the details, arguing that the real value in a WWDC often lives in those less-flashy changes.

The smaller updates matter because they're the ones that stick around. New frameworks that solve actual problems, API refinements that save developer hours, and platform tweaks that shift how people build things. These are the tools that don't get headlines but end up in production code.

Why this matters for us: