Donohoe Digital Java Notes

"This page is dedicated to lessons learned while trying to get a Mac OS X Java development environment up and running"...

John Muir Exhibit | John Muir Study Guide | Science Lesson Plans

Learning about John Muir's life can serve as a launching pad to science-based environmental studies through plant and animal habitats, ecosytems, earthquakes, avalanches, glaciers, geology, weather, biodiversity, and forests, as we discover that, as John Muir said, "When we try to pick out anything by itself, we find it hitched to everything else in the universe."...

Panther, Python, and CoreGraphics by Mitch Chapman -- Mac OS X Panther includes many updated developer tools. Among them is an enhanced version of Python 2.3 with its own SWIG-based bindings to the CoreGraphics library. Here's a look at the capabilities of the module and examples of how to use CoreGraphics to rescale and decorate images for publication on the Web.

AppleScript: Getting Started With AppleScript

..."While AppleScript provides limited support for user-interface items, AppleScript Studio allows you to create applications with complex user interfaces. That makes it a useful tool for system administrators or others who need to quickly automate a process, while providing a full user interface. It can also be useful for rapid user-interface prototyping. You can write AppleScript Studio applications using just AppleScript, or with a combination of AppleScript and system programming languages, such as C, Objective-C, and Java."...

Apple's Developer Connection Reference Library

"A comprehensive collection of Apple technical resources, including Documentation, Technical Notes, Sample Code, Technical Q&As, and Release Notes. Each of the links below leads to the resources for a specific topic. Key resources also include Getting Started documents, API references, and cross-references for related topics."...

Driving to Laptopia

"The first part of Doc's adventures with a new ThinkPad: what needs to be addressed before Linux laptops can make it in the real user world."...

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