Apple to sweeten Snow Leopard with more Cocoa

October 27th, 2008

Prince McLean, AppleInsider
According to developer build notes leaked on the web, Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard’s new Finder and “almost all” other graphical apps will be delivered using Cocoa. Here’s why, and what benefit this additional use of Cocoa will provide to users.

Apple to sweeten Snow Leopard with more Cocoa

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Daniel Eran Dilger is the author of “Snow Leopard Server (Developer Reference),” a new book from Wiley available now from Amazon as a paperback or digital Kindle download.

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4 comments

1 geoffrobinson { 10.28.08 at 11:32 am }

Go to minute 33.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/41148/chuck-chuck-versus-tom-sawyer

2 Joel { 10.28.08 at 2:27 pm }

If you had an Apple, and tried to put Cocoa into, wouldn’t it bitter instead of sweet…?

3 Jengis { 10.29.08 at 8:03 am }

Perhaps Apple should change it’s name from Cocoa to Caramel. Then you could roll the apples in Caramel and have sweet Toffee Apples.

4 Netudo { 10.31.08 at 3:33 am }

Since there is “no new features” in 10.6, should I expect it to be a free upgrade like 10.1 (Puma)?

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