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Thu, 24 Apr 2003
NetNewsWire and Spring Earn Top Awards
Brent Simmons and Robb Beal earned top awards in the inaugural Mac OS X Innovators Contest run by O'Reilly & Associates and sponsored by Apple Developer Connection.
Simmons' winning entry, NetNewsWire, is a popular RSS news reader for Mac OS X. It can fetch and display news from thousands of different web sites via a user interface that represents the elegance and power of Mac OS X. The full version includes a weblog editor, Internet scrapbook, advanced search functionality, and is AppleScriptable.
Beal's second-place entry, Spring, is a unique, web-inspired desktop for the Mac OS X platform. Users work with canvases and icons (called Spring Objects) to retrieve and manage information, and to communicate with others. Even though Spring is wildly innovative, it's also easy to use and represents the type of application we expect to see on the Mac platform first.
Read more about the Mac OS X Innovator's contest at http://www.macdevcenter.com/mac/developer/.
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