Need In-depth Mac OS X Information from the Experts?

Today is the last business day to make the decision to find it out. At WWDC 2001, which starts Monday, you'll receive a wealth of technical details directly from Apple engineers, including:

- Leveraging single and multiprocessor hardware with Mac OS X to significantly boost performance of your application with threading

- Harnessing the power of Quartz in your application with detailed explanations of the Quartz graphics architecture, the Quartz API, and how to integrate PDF support into your products

- Exploiting the power of Mac OS X's custom version of BSD 4.4 to bring BSD-based applications to Mac OS X

- Apple's plans for Java on Mac OS X, including the Java runtime environment, the HotSpot Client VM, Java development tools, and shared libraries

- Using Project Builder to develop Carbon, Cocoa, and Java applications and frameworks as well as device drivers and other system components

- Interface Builder features that make it easy to manage virtually every aspect of creating a well-designed user interface that adheres to the Aqua guidelines

In addition, talk to the Iconfactory's engineers at the Mac OS X Migration Station. When migrating your code to Mac OS X, you shouldn't leave your icons behind. Representatives from Iconfactory, a leading icon design agency, will be on hand to provide you with professional Mac OS X icon design assistance during the show. Visit them in the Mac OS X Migration Partners booth area at WWDC, along with six other top-notch engineering firms on hand to answer all your questions about porting your apps to Mac OS X, or creating brand new apps for Mac OS X.

Check out all the details here before it is too late.