Last Call for ADHOC/MacHack Session Papers

There is still some room in the schedule for Macintosh developers & enthusiasts who want to talk about the newest technology, practical applications of the fun things learned at Apple's World-Wide Developers Conference, or just a neat and fun development project of interest to fellow developers! This means a wide swath of topics are eligible for presenting, many of which aren't specific to Mac OS X. Please contact the sessions chair, Mike Bentley, and we will walk you through the process.

There are already sessions covering everything from traditional topics (anything involving the latest and greatest technology from Apple Computer) to the latest industry tips & tricks (Microsoft Windows & Linux sessions) to the absolute cutting edge (e.g. working with open source software). To give you an idea, here is a sample of the sessions scheduled for ADHOC:

• "Advanced Debugging for Mac OS X" by Eric Albert
  
• "Cross Platform Networking with OpenPlay" by Shawn Platkus
  
• Learn how to effectively publicize your company, product or software at the "Hacking the Press" session with Adam C. Engst
  
• "Hands-on Programming with Rendezvous" by Daniel H. Steinberg
  
• An extensive survey session called "Hardware Technology Trends" by Chad Magendanz
  
• Feedback sessions for different companies and organization. e.g. we have a "Bash Slashdot" session with Rob Maida (CmdrTaco) scheduled!
  
• An "Introduction to PyObj-C" by Ryan Wilcox
  
• "OS X Overriding Overview" from Jonathan Rentzsch will teach developers how to bend Mac OS X to allow code injections & overriding while keeping the system stable.