Mac OS X 10.2, known as Panther, is the latest release to the Macintosh UNIX-based operation system. The upgrade from OS 9 to OS X was an immense shift to a far more stable and feature-rich development environment. The initial product rollout has been met with a very positive user reaction.
This book aims to teach all the essentials of developing dynamic websites in OS X in a linear style. This book is not for hardcore developers, but rather for those new to the OS or the Mac, and looking for a primer on website development.
Typical readers are: Web development professionals who are exploring development on the Mac for the first time; developers who have worked with previous versions of Mac OS; Mac-loyal designers expanding from print into web design.
The book is divided into three sections to make the transition as smooth and friendly as possible:
- Introduces OS X environment and its capabilities
- Design issues and static page development
- Dynamic web page development with databases and server-side languages
