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Application software from Apple that other products can interact with and extend.
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The Mac OS X native scripting language.
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Programming interfaces for recording, processing, playing, and creating sound content.
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A set of C APIs for developing applications for Mac OS X.
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Object-oriented frameworks for developing applications for Mac OS X.
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A framework providing basic software services to programs and application environments.
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The open source foundation of Mac OS X, based on 4.4BSD UNIX.
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Mac OS X technologies essential to game developers.
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Programming interfaces for creating 2D, 3D, and PDF content.
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Resources for developing hardware, device drivers, and device-access software.
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Resources for developing for different text systems and other locale-specific features.
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Technologies for developing web server and client applications, and web content.
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An environment for developing cross-platform applications. Java is built into Mac OS X.
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Resources for working with Apple's server platform.
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Protocols and services that support networking and communication capabilities.
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Open source technologies, programming languages, servers, and toolkits.
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Support for improving code and hardware performance.
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Tools and programming interfaces to help move code to Mac OS X.
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Technologies for imaging content to a PDF document or a printing device.
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A cross-platform technology for creating, delivering, and playing multimedia content.
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Authentication, authorization, and cryptographic services.
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Routines for working with strings and fonts, and for rendering glyphs.
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A suite of developer tools, including Xcode and UNIX tools.
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The look and feel of Mac OS X application software.
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View legacy technologies, including technologies, features, products, APIs, and programming techniques that are no longer supported or have been superseded.
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