Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2001

is just around the corner, and it's the perfect opportunity to add a shot of adrenaline to your Mac OS X development effort. WWDC 2001 opens with a fireside chat with Apple CEO Steve Jobs, immediately followed by a session with Avie Tevanian, Senior Vice President of Software Engineering. Then, enjoy great food and warm weather at the annual Apple Campus Bash, held each year at Apple headquarters in Cupertino. Take time to check out the latest Apple hardware and to mingle with Apple's hardware and software engineering teams. A quick conversation with the right engineer could be just what you need to resolve issues you've been working on for weeks.

Apple Technical Training, the same team that teaches Apple engineers, invites you to participate in intensive, hands-on developer training. Attendees can enroll at WWDC and save hundreds of dollars off each Cocoa and WebObjects course. See your onsite registration package for details.

"Learning Carbon" and "Learning Cocoa", two new books written by Apple and published by O'Reilly & Associates, become available for the first time at WWDC 2001. Apple Developer Connection is excited to provide each attendee with the opportunity to take home one of these authoritative Mac OS X volumes as a thank you gift.

For complete details about WWDC 2001 sessions and activities, visit the WWDC 2001 web page. May 21-25 will be here before you know it, so be sure to purchase your WWDC 2001 e-ticket today!