We'll look at the aspects that make a great writing experience.

In this video, we'll see an overview on how Scribble works. Scribble is a fantastic new way of entering text on iPad using Apple Pencil through handwriting recognition. And I'll be joined later by my colleague, Evan Long. I'm an engineer in the Pencil and Paper team. Welcome to 'Meet Scribble for iPad.' My name is Daniel Gobera.

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For more information, we recommend checking out “TextKit Best Practices” and “The Keys to a Better Text Input Experience.” And for design guidelines on pencil-based interaction, check out “Apple Pencil Design Essentials.” Resources If you're building a custom text editor, you should be familiar with the UITextInput protocol, TextKit, and related text input APIs. To get started, watch “Keyboard Input in iOS”. To get the most out of this session, you should be familiar with UIKit text input controls, as well as keyboard input technologies. You'll learn how it integrates into TextKit, and when you'll need to adopt the new UIScribbleInteraction and UIIndirectScribbleInteraction APIs to provide a delightful and consistent experience with Scribble in your app. Discover how people can take advantage of Scribble and handwritten text in apps that use standard text input controls or that implement a custom text editing experience. Scribble offers a lightweight, ergonomic, and enjoyable way of entering text on iPad with Apple Pencil.

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