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Programming interfaces that support assistive technology applications, which help make the Macintosh accessible to all users. |
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How other software products can interact with and extend applications like iTunes, Final Cut Pro, and Keynote. |
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The Mac OS X-native scripting language that allows users to directly control applications, and enables developers to make their applications scriptable. |
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A set of procedural C APIs for developing full-featured, high-performance, highly reliable applications for Mac OS X. |
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A set of object-oriented application frameworks that support rapid development of full-featured, high-performance, highly reliable applications for Mac OS X. |
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A framework that provides fundamental software services to applications and application environments. |
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The open source foundation of Mac OS X, based on 4.4BSD UNIX. |
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Programming interfaces that support the development of in-kernel and application-level device access. |
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Mac OS X technologies, including OpenGL, HID Manager, Core Audio, Rendezvous, and QuickTime, that are essential to games developers. |
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Programming interfaces that support the optimized display of high-quality 2D and 3D visual content. |
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Opportunities for developers to create hardware devices compatible with Apple technology. |
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Capabilities for developing and deploying Java applications for stand-alone and networked environments. |
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The combination of an open source, UNIX-based core with such advanced features as the Aqua user interface and the Quartz graphics system. |
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Programming interfaces for creating, processing, and playing high-quality sound content. |
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Major protocols and services that support networking and communication capabilities. |
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Tools, techniques, and programming interfaces for measuring, evaluating, and improving code performance. |
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Tools and programming interfaces to help move code to Mac OS X. |
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Technologies that help developers achieve high quality output from their applications and printer hardware. |
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A multiplatform multimedia technology for handling video, sound, animation, graphics, text, interactivity, and music. |
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Authentication, authorization, and cryptographic services that software and hardware developers can use to build security into their products. |
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Technologies and resources developers use to ready applications for other text systems and locale-specific features. |
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A full suite of developer tools, including Project Builder, Interface Builder, and AppleScript Studio, as well as UNIX tools, debuggers, compilers, and optimization tools. |
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The visual appearance, interactive behavior, and assistive capabilities of Mac OS X application software. |
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Apple's suite of tools and object-oriented frameworks for creating and deploying scalable, reusable web and Java applications. |
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Programming interfaces, such as those for Mac OS 8 and 9 and earlier versions of WebObjects, that have been replaced. |
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