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METROWERKS SHIPS MW CODEMANAGER VERSION DR2
Metrowerks Enhances Source Code Management System for Macintosh
AUSTIN, Texas-July 1, 1996-Metrowerks(R), Inc. (TSE,ME:MWK) today announced
that a new version of MW CodeManager, a cross-platform source code control
system for the Macintosh(R), is now shipping.
Computer Independent Software Modeling
MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — Excel Software has established a strategic
initiative to deliver computer independent software modeling (CISM) products
for Windows 95/NT, Macintosh and UNIX/MAE computers this summer. First, the
company will begin shipping the new WinA&Dx product line to provide unmatched
ease-of-use, integration and comprehensive support for today’s most popular
software engineering methods. Second, a new release of its Macintosh product
line, MacA&Dx 5.1 will use the new CISM document format.
We got the connection between Java and Frontier working today.
(http://www.scripting.com/goodies/java.html)
What’s next? You tell us. CGIs written in Java? Why not!
Does AppleScript connect thru this channel? Absolutely.
You can reach both ways, Java apps can now connect to features of the Mac
OS thru Frontier’s runtime environment and object database; and Frontier
scripts can connect to software written, and coming soon, written in Java.
The doorway to the future! It’s heavy. It’s fun. Go get em!
Ye-aaaah.
Dave Winer
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