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Late Night Cocoa interviews Scott Stevenson about what’s new in Cocoa •News •Comments •Tell-a-Friend Late Night Cocoa (LNC) is a twice monthly podcast intended to help Cocoa developers improve their Cocoa skills and to help experienced developers move to Cocoa. Each episode includes an interview with a top developer who shares his experience and know how, with special emphasis on a specific area or topic useful to Cocoa developers Late Night Cocoa (LNC) is a twice monthly podcast, intended to help Cocoa developers improve their Cocoa skills and to help experienced developers move to Cocoa. Each episode includes an interview with a top developer who shares his experience and know how, with special emphasis on a specific area or topic useful to Cocoa developers. In this episode (24), host Steve Scott (Scotty) interviews Scott Stevenson from Cocoa Dev Central about what's new in the Cocoa frameworks shipped with Leopard. They discuss 64-bit support, new views and view support classes, Core Data, Core Animation, Image Support, Objective-C 2.0 as well as a number if other changes in the Cocoa frameworks. Late Night Cocoa (LNC) is published by The Mac Developer Network on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month. An archive of Episode 24 is available for downloading and listening convenience so users can tune in any time. All episodes can be found on iTunes under the Podcasts/Technology/Software How-To section. The Mac Developer Network (MDN) is a new website providing developer focused Podcasts, Screencasts articles and tutorials for Mac Developers. The Mac Developer Network (MDN) is hoping to become Mac developers first port of call for all things to do with Mac Development. MDN Website: http://www.macdevnet.com RSS Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/ LateNightCocoa Enhanced Podcast (AAC) Podcast (MP3) •News •Comments •Tell-a-Friend Article URL: http://www.applelinks.com/index.php/more/18421 Next Article: McAfee, Inc. Releases VirusScan Software for Leopard Previous Article: Miglia Expands Its US Distribution Network
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