WWDC 2005: More Hands-On Than Ever

Connect with Apple Engineers June 6-10 in San Francisco

In addition to information-rich presentations and one-on-one consulting labs, this year's Worldwide Developers Conference also offers something new: advanced, hands-on coding sessions, led by Apple's top engineers and designed to turn you into a Tiger expert.

At WWDC, you'll dive deep into technologies such as Spotlight, Automator, 64-bit support, Dashboard widgets, Xcode 2.0, and more. Register today and save $300.

Get Ready for Mac OS X “Tiger”

With the Tiger Developer Overview Series, ADC has revealed some of the exciting new development technologies available in the next major release of Mac OS X. This ongoing series of articles is an easy way to get up to speed on upcoming Tiger features:

	Mac OS X v10.4 “Tiger” Overview
	Working with Spotlight
	Developing Dashboard Widgets
	Developing 64-bit Applications
	Working with Automator
	Working with Xcode 2.0

You can save even more when you buy a Tiger Early Start Kit (featuring access to pre-release Tiger software and documentation) bundled with a WWDC 2005 ticket.

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