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.mac sdk - is this new?
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http://developer.apple.com/internet/dotmackit.html
"What Is the .Mac SDK?
Taking advantage of .Mac within your application starts with the .Mac SDK. Unveiled at WWDC, the.Mac SDK includes the DotMac Kit�an embeddable framework that allows you to tightly integrate the Internet-based .Mac services with your application�all without any network programming. ADC members can download it at no cost, and it's available today. (Membership is free; to learn more, check out the ADC Membership page.)"
Anyone using this here in their apps?
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Originally posted by FulcrumPilot:
http://developer.apple.com/internet/dotmackit.html
"What Is the .Mac SDK?
Taking advantage of .Mac within your application starts with the .Mac SDK. Unveiled at WWDC, the.Mac SDK includes the DotMac Kit�an embeddable framework that allows you to tightly integrate the Internet-based .Mac services with your application�all without any network programming. ADC members can download it at no cost, and it's available today. (Membership is free; to learn more, check out the ADC Membership page.)"
Anyone using this here in their apps?
I have a project using it. It's been out for quite a while. Apple was allowing us to distribute the framework for it with our projects publicly while it was in beta, but I got the email today announcing it.
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I'm fairly sure it was announced/released at WWDC2004 or thereabouts.
Wahey, I have a good memory. From that URL:
The DotMac Software Development Kit (SDK), whose components include the DotMac Kit, was released at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference in June, 2004.
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
I'm fairly sure it was announced/released at WWDC2004 or thereabouts.
Wahey, I have a good memory. From that URL:
The DotMac Software Development Kit (SDK), whose components include the DotMac Kit, was released at Apple's Worldwide Developer Conference in June, 2004.
Yeah, its been in beta. You could tell. There was some flakeyness in the earlier builds.
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Originally posted by goMac:
Yeah, its been in beta. You could tell. There was some flakeyness in the earlier builds.
It had a final version number. It is no more "released" now than it was before.
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Originally posted by Angus_D:
It had a final version number. It is no more "released" now than it was before.
Has the documentation been enhanced at all though?
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Originally posted by ManOfSteal:
Has the documentation been enhanced at all though?
Doubt it. They just posted one of their technology introduction/overview thingies.
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