Integration • 56:20
Mac OS X Leopard provides two powerful Cocoa frameworks for accessing a user's contacts and calendars, which are frequently synced between Mac and iPhone. The Address Book framework lets you talk directly to the data behind Address Book, and provides a reusable panel for choosing stored contacts. The Calendar Store framework gives simple read/write access to events and tasks that appear in iCal, as well as the ability to create complex recurrence rules for repeated events. Find out how these two frameworks can help you personalize your Leopard application while saving you hundreds of lines of code in the process.
Speaker: Matt Drance
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