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QuickTime is 10
Happy 10th anniversary QuickTime!
MacCentral:QuickTime anniversary celebration this weekend
There are few thing I would rather be doing day to day than coding with WebObjects. But to use WebObjects to do dynamic QuickTime content... well that would just be the icing on the cake. QT's always been something I've been fascintated by, but never had the chance to really dig deeply into.
Every once in a while I crack open my QT book and get excited, but work and life always gets in the way of real progress.
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December 2nd, 2001 - 16:26
Jim said:
But to use WebObjects to do dynamic QuickTime content… well that would just be the icing on the cake.
Jim,
I assume you know about Java and QuickTime, right?
BTW, Apple’s home page today is displaying a memorial to George Harrison.
Don
December 2nd, 2001 - 16:49
On Sunday, December 2, 2001, at 04:32 PM, Donald W.Larson
wrote:
> I assume you know about Java and QuickTime
> (http://developer.apple.com/quicktime/qtjava/index.html), right?
Yup! It’s very cool too. QT actually has a very nice API, so it fit
very nicely into the Java world. The people that designed QT are
brilliant.
Jim