The Carbon developer community is one of its own best resources. There are several vehicles for you to learn from this community and, in turn, to share your own growing knowledge and expertise.
Affiliated with O’Reilly & Associates books, the O’Reilly Network hosts Mac DevCenter, a hub site that offers news, FAQs, original articles, and other technical information for Mac OS X developers:
MacTech magazine is a monthly print journal that presents programming articles and news about Macintosh technology and development. For subscription information, go to:
This MacTech web site also contains a lot of downloadable source code and a web version of MacTech Online, a monthly column from the magazine that provides online technologies and resources. These resources include links to web pages, shareware archives, newsgroups, mailing lists, and castanet channels aimed at Macintosh programmers.
Cosponsored by MacTech Magazine, Developer Depot (a retailer of programming tools), and Apple, MacDev-1 is a source of news, information, updates, and special offers for the Mac programmer community. The goals of the MacDev-1 list are to make developers more aware of available programming resources and to provide vendors of Mac development tools with an efficient channel through which to spread the word about product releases.
This list is moderated by the MacTech Magazine staff. For information on how to participate in MacDev-1, go to:
Apple moderates an email list focused exclusively on Carbon development issues. For information on how to subscribe to this mail list, go to:
http://lists.apple.com/mailman/listinfo/carbon-development
Although Apple restricts this list to discussions about creating or porting Carbon applications, Apple welcomes any non-development feedback you might offer. You can send these comments to [email protected].