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Perl is short for "Practical Extraction and Report Language." However, Perl really doesn't sound too interesting when you put it in those terms, so, now that you know that much, forget everything that ...

Volume Number: 24 (2008) Issue Number: 02 Column Tag: MacTech Labs Virtualization Benchmarking How do Boot Camp, Parallels Desktop, and VMware Fusion stack up? by Neil Ticktin, Editor-in-Chief ...

Volume Number: 21 (2005) Issue Number: 7 Column Tag: Programming Introduction to Core Data Using Tiger's New Persistence Framework and Modeling Tool by Jeff LaMarche IT Types Finally Get A Room of Our ...

Volume Number: 22 (2006) Issue Number: 5 Column Tag: MacTech Labs Office 2004 Benchmarks on Intel-based Macs How well does Office 2004 run on Rosetta technology? by the MacTech Editorial Staff The Big ...

Volume Number: 22 (2006) Issue Number: 8 Column Tag: Industry Influence The MacTech 25 The 25 most influential people in the Mac technical community. by Dean Shavit On The Meaning of Influence WWDC is ...

Volume Number: 23 Issue Number: 03 Column Tag: Programming Sharing with Git Learn how to use Git to share your Xcode projects by José R.C. Cruz Introduction CVS, Subversion, and Git let several users ...

The API for contextual menu plugins is different in OS X than in OS 8/9. It's COM-compatible--it's based on Microsoft's Component Object Model. That should be enough to scare you off, but don't let it ...

In an article in the now justly famous Smalltalk edition of Byte Magazine for August 1981, Larry Tessler refers to the notion of an Integrated Environment, a concept he ascribes to Alan Kay. He says ...

With Office 2008 on the horizon, Microsoft has recently begun to push AppleScript as an alternative automation technology to Visual Basic macros in the Office applications. Moving forward, Visual ...

Networking is arguably the most important innovation in modern computing. Networks are the backbones of most corporate and academic computing environments, plus access to the Internet is the most ...

This article discusses a Java applet which plots contours based on a given matrix of floating-point values. The idea is to present an algorithm which is simple enough to be implemented in a few ...