14 DAY TRIAL // All three tracks of classes offered at WWDC are now available for download from the iTunes Store. Interested parties can purchase session videos from the Worldwide Developers Conference 2008, to get in-depth technical information from Apple engineers on the technologies behind the iPhone OS, Mac OS X Leopard, and Leopard Server.
The WWDC 2008 iPhone Track Video Collection offers session videos and presentation slides, aimed at devs focused native and web-based applications for iPhone and iPod touch, Apple says. A second session, called WWDC 2008 Mac Track Video Collection, includes more videos and presentation slides, this time focused on the technologies and development methods powering Mac OS X Leopard programs. Lastly, the WWDC 2008 IT Track Video Collection features content in the same format as the iPhone and Mac sessions, which target integrating, deploying and managing Mac OS X Leopard, Leopard Server, and iPhone OS technologies in heterogeneous environments, according to the Cupertino-based Mac maker. Each of the three track video collections costs US$499.00.
If you're an ambitious developer, and need insight not only into iPhone, or Mac development, but into all three areas, IT included, Apple is offering the WWDC 2008 Complete Session Video Collection at a discount price. It includes videos and presentation slides from 146 sessions, presented at the WWDC 2008, and costs US$999.00.
Those developers interested in making a purchase simply have to make their selection on Apple's Developer Connection site, and complete their purchase through the online Apple Store. Afterwards, devs receive an email to activate their WWDC 2008 session video collection. They will need to login to ADC on iTunes and download their videos and presentation slides.
Apple notes that “the information presented within the WWDC 2008 session videos and presentation slides is Apple Confidential Information. Access to this information requires you to accept the ADC Membership Terms and Conditions and / or the Registered iPhone Developer Terms and Conditions to access and download WWDC session videos.”