Hands-on Labs at WWDC 2005

Get one-on-one consultation with Apple engineers.

Worldwide Developers Conference 2005 Details are now posted about Hands-on Labs at WWDC 2005, where you can bring your code and work one-on-one with Apple engineers to address your toughest technical issues. The early registration deadline—your last chance to save $300—is coming up fast, so register today.

Developer Briefing at NAB 2005

Apple Developer Connection is pleased to invite video and film developers to attend a special presentation on Wednesday April 20 at 6:00PM. The discussion will focus on how to fully leverage Mac OS X "Tiger" and integrate better with Apple's professional applications. You must be an ADC member to participate. Space is limited so please RSVP by April 15, 2005.

Test Driving Your Code with OCUnit
Read this article to learn how to add unit testing to your development cycle to improve the quality of your application and refine your design through tangible feedback.

Optimizing OpenGL Data Throughput on Mac OS X
Read this article to learn general OpenGL optimization techniques, and specifically how to optimize your OpenGL code to maximize vertex data throughput.

	Technical Q&A: Disappearing Help content
	Sample Code: TypeServicesForUnicode
	Technical Q&A: Defining and Using the kTransformFocused IconTransformType
	Sample Code: CarbonSketch
	Sample Code: MemoryBasedBundle
	Technical Q&A: Using ConvertMovieToFile or ConvertMovieToDataRef to convert movies without displaying the settings dialog
	Technical Q&A: How can I add the ability to read and write Keynote 2 documents to my application?

MacEnterprise Day Open Meeting
The MacEnterprise project—a community of IT professionals who share information and solutions to support Macs in enterprise—is hosting an open meeting for IT professionals on Sunday, June 5 in San Francisco.

	iota-calc 1.0.2
	Forms To Go 2.6.2
	REALbasic 5.5.5

	GRASS GIS 6.0.0-1
	XDroplets 1.0
	CLIX 1.5a

	Hands-on Labs at WWDC 2005
	Developer Briefing at NAB 2005
	Test Driving Your Code with OCUnit
	Optimizing OpenGL Data Throughput on Mac OS X
	MacEnterprise Day Open Meeting

	Mac OS X Security Update 2005-003 (Client) 1.0
	Mac OS X Security Update 2005-003 (Server) 1.1

Some downloads may require ADC Member/Apple ID Log In

	NAB, April 16-21 in Las Vegas, NV
	MySQL Users Conference, April 18-21 in Santa Clara, CA
	Cocoa Development, April 25-29 in Beaconsfield, Bucks, UK
	AppleScript Pro Sessions, May 2-6 in Monterey, CA
	Cocoa Training - Programming for Mac OS X, May 2-6 near Frankfurt, GERMANY

WWDC 2005: Register by April 22 and save.

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	Submit your product

The ADC Mailing for April 2005 shipped on March 31, 2005. Allow 3-10 days for delivery.

April 1, 2005 • Issue 437
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