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Leopard Release Notes
Mac OS X includes a number of open source technologies. These include a number of command-line tools, various servers such as Apache, the X11 graphical environment, several widget toolkits like wxWidgets and Tcl/Tk, and a number of programming languages like Perl and PHP. Developers can leverage these technologies to improve their user experience, reduce development time, and develop and deploy powerful web-based, command-line, and graphical applications.
A guided introduction and learning path for developers new to open source.   Essential information about open source technologies.   API references organized by framework.
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CCL Modem Scripting Release Notes (HTML)
Explains changes to modem CCLs for Mac OS X v10.5 and what to do to change existing and supersede older scripts.
 Networking 2007-10-31
CFNetwork Framework Release Notes (HTML)
Networking 2007-10-31
Code Signing Release Notes (HTML)
Security 2007-10-31
Perl, Python, and Ruby Extensions Release Notes (HTML)
Describes how to create universal binary extensions for Perl, Python, and Ruby.
 Porting, Scripting & Automation 2007-10-31
Core Foundation Reference Update (HTML) (PDF)
Summarizes the symbols added to the Core Foundation framework.
 Porting 2007-07-18