Our good friends at UserLand software let us know that they have released a beta version of Manila, their scalable Web content management system, for Mac OS X. Additionally supported in this release is SOAP, XML-RPC, and RSS to the Mac platform. “Manila puts the capabilities of content management systems costing hundreds of thousands of dollars into a sub-$1000 package,” said Dave Winer, CEO of UserLand Software in a press announcement.
Read MoreWe mentioned the dates confirmed for the Apple expo in Paris yesterday (September 26-30 at the Porte de Versailles), but further details have now emerged. Macworld UK reports that Apple’s booth will occupy nearly one-ninth of the 18,000 square-metre show. In addition, show organizers have said that this year’s event will be more multi-lingual — this in response to critics who said the show relied too heavily on the French language last year.
Read MoreBig Nerd Ranch Hits the Trail with Cocoa Training
Atlanta, GA- May 14, 2001- The Big Nerd Ranch
((http://www.bignerdranch.com/)http://www.bignerdranch.com/), the original
Cocoa training camp, announces a June class in Atlanta, Georgia.
Metrowerks To Give Apple Developers Early Access to New CodeWarrior Tools
for Mac OS X
New Tools Allow Development of Native Mac OS X Applications, Include First
Java Debugger for Mac OS X
AUSTIN, Texas-May 18, 2001-Metrowerks is providing Mac OS developers at
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) early access to new
CodeWarrior(r) tools for Mac OS X.
For Immediate Release
5/18/01 (Mammoth Lakes, California)
SierraMaps.com (TM) releases Gimp 1.2.1 for Mac OS X CD.
By simply double-clicking on the package, the open-source alternative to
Adobe Photoshop, Gimp (GNU Image Manipulation Program) 1.2.1, will be
installed in minutes.