Apple's open-source Swift 5.2 programming language arrived with Tuesday's release of Xcode 11.4, the latest version of Apple's integrated development environment (IDE).

Apple's programming language is opening itself up to the masses, meaning more apps on more platforms, and more tools in the hands of developers.

A group of hackers skilled at breaking Apple II copy-protection schemes is helping save old education and productivity software.

Source code for Apple II of LOGO (logo) which was used around 1970 as educational programming language for children and students was discovered and published in Github.

The Internet Archive has announced that its web-based emulation catalog now includes over 500 relatively tough-to-find Apple II programs that might otherwise have disappeared forever.

Steve Wozniak’s handwritten schematics and programming instructions for a prototype of the Apple II home computer sold on December 23. But for how much, and who is the buyer?

Apple's programming language is opening itself up to the masses, meaning more apps on more platforms, and more tools in the hands of developers.

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