Meet Apple Engineers at WWDC 2006

Get one-on-one consultation with the Mac OS X experts.

WWDC 2006 is your opportunity to work developer-to-developer with the Apple engineers who create Mac OS X. You'll find members of every key engineering team available throughout the week, in sessions and in labs, who are eager to help you make the most of current technologies in Tiger and inspire you about what's coming in Leopard. Register for WWDC 2006* today so you can learn from them, ask questions, and provide your feedback.

Apple Training Courses Before and After WWDC

Enhance your WWDC 2006 learning experience with Apple Training. IT and developer training courses are being offered immediately preceding and following WWDC 2006 at the Apple Campus in Cupertino and at v.2 Consulting in San Francisco. The following courses are available:

	August 2-4: Podcasting and Streaming Internet Media
	August 2-4: Security Best Practices for Mac OS X
	August 12-13: Transitioning to Xcode 2
	August 14-16: Advanced Mac OS X Server Administration
	August 14-16: Mac OS X Support Essentials

Improving Your Software with Static Code Analysis Techniques
With Xcode and GCC, you can statically verify your code to improve quality and stability. Read this article to learn about static analysis how to get started using it with an Xcode project.

Guide: 17-inch iMac for Education Developer Note

New Mac OS X Internals Book Now Available
Mac OS X Internals: A Systems Approach by Amit Singh describes the architecture and design of the Mac OS X operating system. Perfect for Mac OS X developers with a system-level interest in operating systems, the book covers the roles of the firmware, the bootloader, the Mach and BSD kernel components, the object-oriented I/O Kit driver framework, user libraries, and much more.

	Visual Paradigm for UML 5.3
	DB Visual ARCHITECT 3.2
	SDE for Netbeans/ Sun ONE 3.3

	CLIX 1.7.2g
	Zimbra Collaboration Suite 3.1
	UnRarX 2.2

	Meet Apple Engineers at WWDC 2006
	Apple Training Courses Before and After WWDC
	Improving Your Software with Static Code Analysis Techniques
	New Mac OS X Internals Book Now Available

WWDC 2006, August 7-11 in San Francisco, California

	Kernel Debug Kit 10.4.7 - Intel (DMG)
	Kernel Debug Kit 10.4.7 - PowerPC (DMG)

Some downloads may require ADC Member/Apple ID Log In

	Workflow Automation with AppleScript, July 25-27 in New York, NY
	Worldwide Developers Conference, August 7-11 in San Francisco, CA
	Cocoa Bootcamp, August 21-25 in Atlanta, GA
	Workflow Automation with AppleScript, August 22-24 in Chicago, IL

	Check out New Arrivals
	Tell Mac users about your Universal application

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July 14, 2006 • Issue 466
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*For pricing details, please see WWDC 2006 Pricing. Worldwide Developers Conference 2006 attendees must agree to the ADC Terms and Conditions. Prices, product offerings, and program terms are subject to change at Apple's discretion. Some products or promotions are not available outside the United States. For further information, please review the WWDC 2006 Attendance & Refund Policy.

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