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Internet & Web

Internet and web technologies are the resources that support web browsing and client and server applications. Developers can use these technologies to display web content on the desktop and iPhone, and they can use web services in their desktop applications. With WebObjects, developers can create database-driven websites and web services. Developers have access to Java technologies and to low-level APIs for handling XML and URLs. Developers create web content using HTML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, DOM, and AJAX/Web 2.0.


Getting Started A guided introduction and learning path to developing for web and Internet.	Fundamentals Essential information for creating Internet and web applications, services, or content.	Frameworks Objective-C and C references organized by framework.



Internet & Web Topics View the complete Internet & Web Sample Code List.
Apple Applications Resources for extending Apple applications related to the Internet and web.	Carbon C APIs for developing web content and Internet and web applications.	Cocoa Object-oriented APIs for developing web content and Internet and web applications.



Core Foundation C APIs for handling URL strings and parsing Internet-based XML documents.	Java Java support for developing Internet and web applications, services, or content.	Networking Resources for creating Internet and web applications, services, or content.



Scripting & Automation Scripting resources for web content creation, application development, and website administration.	Security Authentication, authorization, and cryptographic services of interest to web developers.	Syncing Object-oriented APIs and tools for syncing using Sync Services.



Web Content Files transmitted by web applications for display on iPhone or the desktop.	Web Services Technologies used to develop web-based distributed applications.	WebObjects Tools and object-oriented APIs for creating and deploying web applications.



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