 Java is an emerging technology with grand potential. Considerable resources are available for developers interested in realizing this potential. This collection has gathered information and resources most pertinent to developing with Java on the Macintosh. Last updated: September 13, 2000 |
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Sample Code Starting with some sample code that is similar in function to what you need, or using sample code to learn programming style and function helps you use the lessons and experience of others to help you learn the basics. Tools Programming, like any other task in which you build something, requires that you have the right tools for the job. Without the right tools, you'll spend a lot of time and effort that would be better spent on your application. Development Environments3rd Party Links A diverse collection of highly useful links ranging in areas of interest from FAQ documents to powerful development utilites, code libraries, and much more. (Not managed by Apple) |
Documentation Great books and other documentation sources for programming in Java on the Macintosh. Technical Q&As Q&As are short question and answer formatted pages that provide answers to questions frequently received at Apple Developer Technical Support. Technotes Technical Notes provide late breaking information about new Apple technologies and supplementary documentation discussing some of the more complex issues related to programming for the Mac OS. Newsgroups & Mailing Lists There are many options for newsgroups and mailing lists available for your topic. The Usenet newsgroups and mailing lists are frequently watched by knowledgeable Macintosh programmers who regularly answer questions. MRJ FAQ Answers to most common questions. (Not managed by Apple) |
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Join the Apple Developer Connection If you will need access to seed software, incidents of technical support, and the monthly technology and business resource mailings, we suggest that you join the Select or Premier Program in order to get the best possible development experience with Apple. Student Developer Program The Apple Developer Connection Student Program gives higher education students around the world affordable access to the tools and technical resources they need to begin developing the next-generation of Macintosh products. |
Software Licensing If you use all or part of any Apple software in a program that will be distributed to other people, you need to license the use of that software from Apple Computer, Inc. Licensable Apple Software includes QuickTime and QuickTime VR, the Mac OS Logo, the Apple Installer, ColorSync, QuickDraw 3D, and other software. Consultants and Training We are compiling a list of third-party consultants and trainers. Check out our growing list and please send us e-mail if you would like to add to the list! |
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