Last week, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard was released! Snow Leopard represents a lot of hard work by a lot of folks at Apple and at seeded third-party developers, and it really shows. Now that it’s shipped, I can actually talk about some of the especially cool things this release has for developers.
Also tagged Instruments, Interface Builder, Mac, Snow Leopard, XcodeThe time is upon us once again — WWDC time! As I have the past few years, I’ll be in San Francisco all week, staying at the Hotel Kabuki in Japantown. And of course, I’ll be around the conference all week — especially in the labs. Come by and say hi, and I’ll be happy [...]
Also tagged conferences, conventions, iPhone, Mac, WWDC, XcodeIn case anyone hasn’t noticed, Xcode 2.1 shipped at WWDC on Monday. It includes a whole slew of new features. First and foremost is, of course, Intel support. Lots of people have said a whole lot about this so I won’t repeat it here. The new feature that will have the most significant and immediate [...]
Also tagged configurations, WWDC, XcodeWWDC 2005 is over, and damn was it a great week! Apple made some incredible announcements and shipped some incredible software, I got to see lots of old friends and make a lot of new ones, and I got to talk to lots of developers about things that I’m passionate about: Core Data, unit testing, [...]
Also tagged conventions, Core Data, unit testing, WWDC