Apple Developer Connection (ADC) programs offer a full range of services for new and experienced developers. The programs provide convenient, affordable access to the tools and technical support needed to work efficiently and productively-reducing development time and costs. The support doesn't end with the development process. ADC programs provide critical business information and comarketing resources to help successfully market and distribute products.

Bare Bones Software creates award-winning products for the Macintosh. Our product family includes: BBEdit, a high-performance text and HTML editor; TextWrangler, a new general purpose text editor; Mailsmith, an Internet email client; and Super Get Info, a file and folder info utility for Mac OS X.

Cincro provides a software platform (Zanvas) to visually and collaboratively build and deploy Web applications by enabling developers and users to directly create and manipulate object components online. Zanvas takes a quantum leap in empowering developers to use Web software to build Web applications through a universal, shared zoomable canvas.

Daemon News , is a comprehensive resource for BSD, operating in close contact with the community. Established in 1998, Daemon News provides a monthly online publication, Daily BSD News, a quarterly hardcopy publication, a community based support forum, and a retail outlet called BSDMall.com for all BSD related merchandise. Daemon News also publishes Darwin, the Open Source Version of Mac OS X, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and Unix Utilities for Mac OS X.

diariox.com es el sitio favorito de usuarios Mac de habla hispana de todo el planeta, dedicado a brindar un Foro para compartir ideas, conocimientos y noticias relativas a la plataforma Macintosh, Mac OS X y la vida digital. Eventos, consejos, entrevistas, productos y noticias son cubiertos a diario en diariox.com.

SSC Publications, publisher of Linux Journal, is an established leader in the Linux, Open Source and UNIX fields. Now celebrating its eighth year of publication, Linux Journal is the premier magazine of the Linux community. To learn more about LJ and other SSC resources visit Linux Journal online.

Award-winning MacAddict launched in 1996 as the ultimate hands-on guide to anything and everything Macintosh. MacAddict's mission is to provide the Mac enthusiast community with the most informative, entertaining and hands-on Mac magazine. MacAddict packs each issue with in-depth how-to articles, fact-filled features, expert reviews, and up-to-the-minute news and analysis. MacAddict is justly famous for its eye-catching design and irreverent wit. It is the only magazine for Mac enthusiasts that offers its readers a compete multimedia experience: a monthly print magazine; a companion CD-ROM packed with software, demos and updates; and the MacAddict.com web site.

MacMinute.com delivers timely, concise news covering all aspects of the Apple Macintosh market. Presented in a format that is easy to read and quick to navigate, content is updated 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for the latest Mac news from around the globe.

macosxlabs.org is the web site for the Higher Education Mac OS X Lab Deployment Initiative: Providing a simplified roadmap for the task of installing and maintaining Mac OS X computer labs. We find and document solutions to the challenges that commonly arise when deploying labs in a higher education environment.

MacSlash, provides a forum for news and discussions about everything Macintosh. From live coverage at conferences to daily news updates, MacSlash is on the bleeding edge of Macintosh News. Well informed Mac users turn to MacSlash for their Daily Dose of Mac News and Discussion.

MacTech Magazine, the journal of Macintosh technology and development, has been the definitive technical resource for the Macintosh since 1984 in over 60 countries. In addition to web, networking and content coverage, MacTech brings you columns and articles on new Macintosh technology, programming tools and tricks, Macintosh hardware, and systems. Read detailed how to's, in depth reviews, conference reports, introductions to technologies, viewpoints on the platform, the software, and the technology that makes Macintosh something special.

20 years as the Mac Product Experts makes Macworld the top resource for Mac professionals and enthusiasts. Macworld's issues are packed with troubleshooting and tips, breaking news, analysis of future trends, and the most trusted Mac product reviews and buying advice. As the Mac community moves to Mac OS X, Macworld remains the best way to stay informed about what's new, exciting, and important.

O'Reilly Network is the Online Resource for Open and Emerging Technologies. You trust O'Reilly to help you do your job more efficiently and effectively. And you can trust O'Reilly Network to deepen your knowledge and technical skills. O'Reilly Network offers information beyond O'Reilly books, from thought-provoking articles to extensive, searchable resources. It's your essential technology site before and after conferences: www.oreillynet.com.

OSXFAQ.com is the premier gathering place for Mac OS X. With daily Mac OS X & UNIX tips, the Learning Center, Mac OS X news, forums, reviews, tutorials, hints, seminars, reader reports, surveys, FAQ's, and MAN pages on using, administering, and integrating Mac OS X within Macintosh environments both big and small.

Safari Tech Books Online pinpoints solutions to your urgent technical problems by allowing you to search, read, and annotate the full text from hundreds of books by top publishers like O'Reilly, New Riders, Addison-Wesley Professional, and Prentice Hall PTR.

SDForum is the leading Silicon Valley not-for-profit organization providing an unbiased source of information, insight, and expertise to the technology community for 20 years. Each month SDForum reaches 1200 software professionals - including nearly 2000 paying members - through 20 events that promote new technologies, businesses and practices that advance the industry. SDForum has long-standing relationships in the valley including software companies such as BEA, IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, and Sun. In addition, they have support from the City of San Jose, and sponsorship from over 30 venture capital firms and service providers.

Sys Admin, the journal for Unix systems administrators satisfies the technical needs of Unix systems administrators working in heterogeneous computing environments. Coverage spans a wide range of technical topics crucial to systems administration in the enterprise. Articles provide practical, in-depth coverage of the administration of all major UNIX flavors including: Solaris, Linux, HP-UX, AIX, Tru64, BSD and Irix, within environments of all sizes.

VersionTracker.com is the most accurate and up-to-date source of Mac, Windows, and Palm OS software updates on the Internet. The VersionTracker content team tracks over 35,000 applications with hundreds more added every week. Over 2.6 million people visit VersionTracker.com every month, most of them power users, business or IT-oriented professionals.