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WWDC04 • Session 216

Alternative Programming Languages for QuickTime

Graphics • 1:00:28

Applications and in-house tools that use QuickTime can be developed using a wide variety of programming tools and languages, including procedural languages like C; application frameworks like Cocoa and Power Plant; rapid application development tools like REALbasic, Visual Basic, Revolution, and AppleScript Studio; and even scripting languages like tcl and Perl. In this session we survey these and other alternatives, illustrate how to use a few of them, and assess their capabilities. Experience multimedia deployment possibilities you never imagined.

Speakers: Tim Monroe, John Cromie

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