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Since 1985, Apple and Addison-Wesley have been publishing authoritative books about Apple technologies. The Apple Technical Library provides Macintosh developers with the official treatment of all the major new technologies that Apple releases. Timely, accurate, and clear, this collection of books is the essential resource for anyone developing software for the Macintosh. You'll find definitive coverage of the newest and most important technologies, such as QuickDraw 3D and Apple Guide. You'll also find the classic cornerstones of Macintosh development, like Macintosh Human Interface Guidelines, MacsBug Reference and Debugging Guide, and Planning and Managing AppleTalk Networks. Care has been taken to provide the information using the most appropriate medium. From the multimedia presentations of Electronic Guide to Macintosh Human Interface Design to the electronic reference included with Advanced Color Imaging on the Mac OS, the material is presented in the way that allows you to access it most effectively. 0201577755B04062001
This collection serves as the definitive technical reference for software developers working within the Macintosh ecosystem. Authored by Apple Computer, Inc. in collaboration with Addison-Wesley, this library provides the official documentation for core technologies and development standards. The text functions as a foundational resource for engineers, offering the necessary specifications and guidelines to build software that adheres to Apple's proprietary architecture and design principles.
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Experts and developers recognize this series as the primary source of truth for historical Macintosh development. The prose is noted for its high technical density and focus on precise implementation details required for system-level programming.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1994-01-01
Publisher:
Addison-Wesley Pub (Sd)
ISBN-10:
0020140673
ISBN-13:
9780020140672
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