Automation is an essential feature for any Mac OS X application and Cocoa includes powerful support for easily making your application scriptable. This session will include a brief overview of Cocoa scripting, and then present detailed information about upcoming improvements, including improved error handling, improved text support, and adoption of the latest key-value coding features. This is an intermediate-level session.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

Using practical examples, this session will teach you how adding an AppleScript interface to your application can provide an efficient and powerful way to create thorough automated testing. Real-world techniques will be highlighted that you can immediately begin to incorporate into your work. This is an intermediate-level session.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

This session is for webpage developers who want the latest information about developing highly interactive data-intensive web applications using XmlHttpRequest objects, LiveConnect, and forms with rich text content. Safari's support of these technologies provides web developers true separation of data and user interface.

This session is for webpage developers who want the latest information about developing highly interactive data-intensive web applications using XmlHttpRequest objects, LiveConnect, and forms with rich text content. Safari's support of these technologies provides web developers true separation of data and user interface.

This session provides an introduction to Logic 6, and details how you can create a customized environment that integrates with your own production studio. Learn the ins and outs of MIDI and audio recording, streamlined editing and arrangement techniques, and Logic's comprehensive array of DSP effects and software instruments.

Come get an in-depth look at advanced AppleScript Studio features as we present practical applications of this sophisticated development technology. Discover how AppleScript Studio enables rapid development of full-featured Mac OS X applications. This is an intermediate-level session.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

The 64-bit G5 processor and high-bandwidth architecture make the Power Mac G5 a breakthrough in processing power. Come to this session to learn how to unleash all the power of the Power Mac G5 platform. We will focus on optimization for the G5: memory I/O, using the Velocity Engine, Mach-O, threading, loop unrolling, loop alignment, gcc G5-specific flags and other ways you can optimize your code for this powerful platform.

This session will provide both device and application developers with an overview of Mac OS X audio and MIDI device support. Emphasis will be placed on audio transmission over high-speed serial interfaces such as USB and FireWire, along with techniques for extending the functionality provided by the Apple drivers for standardized interfaces.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference is the most important week of the year for developers, IT professionals, and digital media authors. Apple CEO Steve Jobs will kick off this years conference with a keynote and unveil Tiger the next release of Mac OS X Apples critically acclaimed operating system.

Cocoa's powerful text system continues to evolve. Come to this session to learn advanced, in-depth coding techniques, including how to control the flow of text and how to incorporate compelling inline content into your text. This session will also discuss future advancements to the Cocoa text system.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

In-house developers, system administrators, and IT managers won't want to miss WWDC 2004. Apple engineers and industry-leading enterprise solution experts will present detailed technical sessions on developing, deploying, and managing enterprise applications using Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Xserve G5 and the Xserve RAID storage system. Learn more about how coming to WWDC 2004 can help you make the most of your company�s investment in Apple technologies.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005

The Apple Developer Connection is pleased to extend the WWDC 2004 Early Registration deadline to May 14, 2004. You now have two additional weeks to save $300 on your WWDC 2004 E-ticket or to invite your team and save 20% on a WWDC E-ticket 5-Pack. Plus, there�s still time to get good airfare, book a great hotel room at a great price, and reserve a seat for yourself at one of the free pre-conference workshops.
Harness the potential of Mac OS X Tiger at WWDC 2005