New Apple Articles

The Apple Developer Connection published a new article this week, "JavaScript in Mac Browsers," on its Internet Developer web site. This informative article tests and compares Safari with iCab, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, OmniWeb, and Opera on handling pop-ups, DHTML, and other common JavaScript tasks. In addition, last week Apple published "Web Services with WebObjects" on Internet Developer. This new article provides step-by-step instructions on building a web service using Apple's WebObjects 5.2.

Apple's WWDC 2003 has an Enterprise IT Focus: Who says Apple can't make progress in the enterprise market? This year's Apple Worldwide Developers Conference has a special Enterprise IT track:

"With more than 5 million active Mac OS X users, Apple has become the leading provider of UNIX-based systems in the world. With extensive support for industry standards like Java 2, Apache, LDAPv3, PHP, MySQL, and WebDAV, and support for multiple networking and security standards like IPv6, IPSec, SSL and SSH2, Mac OS X has captured the attention of IT organizations wanting to develop and deploy open source and standards-based solutions in heterogeneous environments. Apple's server and storage products have extended Apple's tradition of delivering cost-effective, easy-to-use solutions from the desktop to the datacenter in enterprises, school systems, and small businesses."

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