Apple Launches Reference Library

andy55 writes "If you thought Apple's online dev resources were already the best out there, they just got better. Apple has announced the launch of their new ADC Reference Library. Named features are: powerful search options, added navigation, 'Getting Started; docs on key technologies, and a more consistent organization. Impressively, the first search I ran in their search engine on a painful Mach-O dev issue I've been fighting for the last week turned up the key obscure tech info I needed!" Meanwhile, skrysakj writes "Apple has launched a new Reference Library. I always thought their help/references for Developers was spotty (either non-existent or dead on) so this should be a welcome change."

Re:Paranoid

[Anonymous Coward]

Heck, MS is talking about have command line development tools available in the default install of Longhorn.

debug has been a part of the default Windows install for years ;)

Re:good for beginners

[quecojones]

So, basically, you're saying cmd.exe has all the stuff bash and, I assume, most of the other UNIX shells have had for ages?

About time. 8)

Re:MSDN

[rixstep]

It's great because it looks like the Microsoft Developer Network?

Someone toss me a flight bag quick.

Re:It didn't USED to be spotty...

[Cmdr TECO]

"... a certain now-defunct Fortune 500 minicomputer company."

A now-defunct minicomputer company? Yup, that sure narrows it down.