Build Elegant and Engaging Dashboard Widgets
Dashcode Developer Beta available to all ADC Members.
Created to meet the needs of widget developers, Dashcode combines powerful visual layout tools with a code editor, debugger, and comprehensive package management into a world-class integrated development environment. It lets you easily and quickly create powerful and useful widgets for yourself, your organization, or even for distribution to the world.
With Dashcode you will have your widget running in minutes, even if you've never written a line of code.
For more detail about how you can start developing widgets with Dashcode, check out the latest article from the Leopard Technology Series for Developers.
Apple TV Premiered at Macworld San Francisco
On January 9, 2007, Apple premiered Apple TV, an easy to use and fun way to play all your favorite iTunes content from your Mac or PC on your widescreen TV, including movies, TV shows, music, photos and podcasts. Apple TV easily connects to almost all modern widescreen televisions, and will be shipping in February.
ADC Premier and Select members can now pre-order the Apple TV at a discount utilizing their ADC Hardware Purchase Program membership benefit.
Apple Training Launches New Promotion
For a limited time, take an Apple training course on Mac OS X, Mac OS X Server, Xsan, or Apple's Pro Applications, and receive some cool logo gear from Apple.
Learn more about the Apple Training Promotion or visit the courses page to view current course offerings and to register today!
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Making modo a Great Mac App: Luxology Uses Xcode and Quartz
Read how Luxology relies on Xcode tools, Quartz and OpenGL to create modo, a 3D graphics application, and why they make for a great user experience.
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Everyday Scripting With Ruby Available From Pragmatic Bookshelf
Everyday Scripting with Ruby is divided into four sections. In the first, you'll learn the basics of the Ruby scripting language. In the second, you'll see how to create scripts in a steady, controlled way using test-driven design. The third section is about finding, understanding, and using the work of others—and about preparing your scripts for others to use. The fourth, and more advanced section, shows you how to save even more time by using application frameworks.
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Build Elegant and Engaging Dashboard Widgets |
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Apple TV Premiered at Macworld San Francisco |
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Apple Training Launches New Promotion |
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Making modo a Great Mac App: Luxology Uses Xcode and Quartz |
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Everyday Scripting With Ruby Available From Pragmatic Bookshelf |
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The ADC Mailing for January 2007 shipped on December 20, 2006. Allow 3-10 business days for delivery. |
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