Was it a typo on the Website or why is the 2017 10.5 inch iPad Pro (A10X + 4GB of ram) not supported? Because the 7th generation iPad which has an A10 processor + 3GB of ram is supported! It’s weird because the A10X is a more powerful processor so why does it not make the cut?

I have built a fully working iPhone app, with some complex UI! Now that I have a bit more audience, I wanted to expand to iPad, I have read about size classes and, seen the Apple documentation about the topic, but I still did not get the answers I was looking for. My questions are: How should I build an iPad app, within the original iPhone app, so that some viewcontrollers may differ intensively? So for example, on the iPhone I have a collection view and a tableview, with some other views. And on iPad I want the same View(spot in the app), to consist of a split view controller, and some other views. So it would be 20% of already done views and 80% of newly added elements. So if I would make it in the same view, using "vary for traits" it would be a hassle (I guess). Would it be better, or can I actually have a different Storyboard for iPad? What is the right approach? Thanks in advance for your answers.

I saw the demo and got instantly inspired by it, so I was wondering if I could use it to teach handwriting in my country. Children here have to write cursive letters and in the demo they used standalone letters. So I thought maybe I could combine the cursive written letter into a word. So far so good, but the stroke animation only animates the original stroke, so it still writes the word with more strokes. My question is if it’s possible to combine strokes so that if I want to animate for example a word like “top” it starts by the t and ends at the end of p. So it would be one stroke instead of 3. Thank you for the amazing framework, and thank you in advance for any answer.

I want to make a feature in my App, where a user can use the Camera to capture the data of an LCD screen, for example a thermostat or a digital clock. I downloaded the sample Text recognition project and tweaked it to only search for numbers. But whenever I show it a photo of a digital number (LCD/LED) it just cannot recognize it. So I searched for an answer, and I came to the conclusion that I have to train a model with these kind of numbers. My question is, how should I do it, what kind of photos should I take for training? Thank you for the help in advance! Have a nice WWDC