Apple Reveals WWDC 2006 Tracks--Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" to be Introduced
At WWDC 2006 in San Francisco's Moscone Center West, August 7-11, Apple will provide a special sneak preview of Leopard, Apple's next major release of Mac OS X. In addition to being the first to try out Leopard, there are more than 120 sessions planned in five session tracks full of hands-on labs and in-depth technical presentations:
- Application Technologies--Build modern, platform-differentiated products with powerful new and existing frameworks.
- Graphics and Media--Leverage advanced audio, video, and graphics architectures to deliver awesome new capabilities.
- Development Tools--Reach new levels of productivity using groundbreaking development tools and systems.
- OS Foundations--Get in-depth guidance on integrating with industrial-strength, open-standard core technologies.
- Information Technologies--Learn to configure, control, optimize, integrate, and connect Mac computers with the world.
Apple also provides ready access to its engineers and lots of fun for the attendees. Who should attend?
- Commercial software and hardware developers
- In-house developers
- Scientists and researchers
- Scripters and web developers
- System administrators
We have attended several WWDCs and greatly enjoyed each one. [Bill Fox]
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