WWDC 2002 Highlights
Thursday, May 9, 2002 05:55 PM PDT
A Student's Perspective on WWDC
Bill Stevenson recounts his experience at his first
Worldwide Developers Conference. Get his impressions
of Student Sunday, the Mac community, WWDC 2002
and the perspectives of student developers from around the globe.
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Thursday, May 9, 2002 05:55 PM PDT
Pixar Technologist Discusses Animated Films
Pixar Technologist, Dr. Michael Johnson gave WWDC attendees a glimpse of the
creative and production processes that go into creating animated films.
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Thursday, May 9, 2002 01:51 PM PDT
History of Darwin
To learn details about the origin and evolution of Darwin -- the
open source core of Mac OS X -- check out this Darwin
Technology Profile posted at the Apple Developer Connection.
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Thursday, May 9, 2002 01:51 PM PDT
Internet Software Consortium Launches OpenDarwin.org
Visit OpenDarwin.org, a new
home for the Darwin bug tracking system and an "experimental" source
code repository. Hosted by the Internet Software Consortium,
OpenDarwin.org provides developers with greater freedom to
experiment with Darwin open source projects.
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Thursday, May 9, 2002 01:51 PM PDT
New QuickTime 6 Documentation
TN2052 - ChooseMovieClock and Video Output Components
This Technote discusses the ChooseMovieClock API introduced in QuickTime 6.
QuickTime For Cocoa Programmers Roadmap [Revised]
This frameset primarily documents the procedural C/C++ API for QuickTime.
New documentation on the QuickTime objects and methods in Cocoa is now
available in HTML.
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Wednesday, May 8, 2002 10:11 PM PDT
Apple Honors Outstanding Mac OS X Products at WWDC
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Wednesday, May 8, 2002 04:51 PM PDT
Tim O'Reilly Speaks on the Future of Computing on Mac OS X
More than six hundred WWDC attendees listened
to noted publisher Tim O'Reilly explain how the rules are changing for
software development, and why the open source world and Mac OS X are where
developers should be looking in the future.
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Wednesday, May 8, 2002 04:51 PM PDT
A Look Inside Jaguar
For a high level overview and screenshots of "Jaguar," the next
major release of Mac OS X, check out this new web page.
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Wednesday, May 8, 2002 04:51 PM PDT
FileMaker Mobile for i-Mode Makes its U.S. Debut
This week, WWDC attendees were able to see the new FileMaker Mobile
for i-mode software, which gives smart phone users in Japan instant
access to office databases.
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Wednesday, May 8, 2002 04:51 PM PDT
Openoffice.Org Office Suite for Mac OS X Now Available
The Openoffice.org community has posted the first milestone build of
the Mac OS X port of the OpenOffice productivity suite. OpenOffice
uses the X11 Windowing System from XFree86.org to run on either Mac
OS X or Darwin, and is available for developers interested in
helping finish the port. Tools are available at the OpenOffice.org
Mac porting website.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2002 02:51 PM PDT
WWDC Opening Day
Steve Jobs and Avie Tevanian opened Apple's 2002 Worldwide Developers Conference by previewing the future of Mac OS X, code named Jaguar. Visit this web page for a sampling of opening day photos and industry press reactions.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2002 02:51 PM PDT
Sybase Ships Open Client & Open Server For Mac OS X
Sybase has just released Open Client and Open Server for Mac OS X, versatile programming tool kits designed to enable the creation of enterprise-class database applications from within Apple's revolutionary, UNIX-based operating system.
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Tuesday, May 7, 2002 02:51 PM PDT
WebObjects 5.1.2 Update Available
This update contains general bug fixes for WebObjects 5.1 on all platforms, and includes updated versions of several WebObjects class and jar files. It is recommended that WebObjects users on all platforms install this update.
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Monday, May 6, 2002 04:41 PM PDT
Hot, Fresh Docs Hit the Web
Apple has just posted several new pieces of developer documentation
on the ADC website, including:
- UNIX Porting Guide [Preliminary]
- Objective-C Programming Language [Revised]
- Complete Cocoa API Reference Available
- Technical Note TN2051 - Mac OS X QuickDraw Performance
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Monday, May 6, 2002 04:41 PM PDT
Sample Code Library: Additions and Updates
Over a dozen pieces of sample code have been recently added or updated in
Apple's Sample Code library, including the following areas: Security,
QuickTime, Networking, Graphics 2D, Graphics 3D, Cocoa, and Java.
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Monday, May 6, 2002 04:41 PM PDT
InstallAnywhere Ships Deployment Solution Exclusively for Mac OS X
Zero G Software, a leading provider of multiplatform software deployment
solutions, announced the general availability of InstallAnywhere Mac OS X
Edition. Fully licensed copies of InstallAnywhere Mac OS X Edition were
given away to registered attendees of Apple's 2002 Worldwide Developer's
Conference.
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Monday, May 6, 2002 04:41 PM PDT
$100 (US) Discount on Metrowerks CodeWarrior
Metrowerks is pleased to announce a special preorder discount on CodeWarrior
for Mac OS Professional Edition 8.0, its comprehensive development tool
suite.
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Monday, May 6, 2002 04:41 PM PDT
The MathWorks Announces Support for Mac OS X
The MathWorks has announced its intention to make MATLAB, the industry's
leading technical computing software, available on Mac OS X with the next
release of the MathWorks product line. MATLAB's return to the Mac meets
growing demand from scientific and engineering communities.
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Monday, May 6, 2002 04:41 PM PDT
The Omni Group Ships Mac OS X Memory Management Tool
The Omni Group announced OmniObjectMeter 2.0, a tool that provides Cocoa
developers with an easy way to track and solve common memory management
coding mistakes. All WWDC 2002 attendees received a trial version of
OmniObjectMeter 2.0.
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Monday, May 6, 2002 02:21 PM PDT
Apple Previews “Jaguar,” the Next Major Release of Mac OS X
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Monday, May 6, 2002 02:21 PM PDT
More Than 3,000 Applications Available for Mac OS X
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Monday, May 6, 2002 02:21 PM PDT
Apple Previews iChat Instant Messaging for Mac OS X
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Monday, May 6, 2002 02:21 PM PDT
Apple Delivers QuickTime 6 With “Jaguar” Developer Preview
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Monday, May 6, 2002 02:21 PM PDT
Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) and Mac OS X
At WWDC, Apple made a number of announcements related to printing, most
notably the inclusion of the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) as the new
print spooler in Mac OS X.
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