Books on Internals of CoreVideo, CoreAudio, Quartz, etc.?

[LuKreme]

On 14-May-2007, at 15:08, Sven C. Koehler wrote:
> has anyone ever heard of books focussing on the architecture behind  
> the
> likes of CoreVideo, CoreAudio, CoreAnimation, or Quartz?   I know some
> books that focus on Unix internals in great detail but I am not  
> aware of
> any books for the former.

Well, CoreAnimation is still too new (as in unreleased).  However,  
from the looks of it, CoreAnimation could, quite literally, change  
everything.

I'd hold off investing too much time in any programming projects just  
now because I think that anything that is not bleeding edge is going  
to look ANCIENT by October.

I'm thinking that CoreAnimation might be the key to a whole host of  
abandoned ideas.  For one, the look of Time Machine gives me hope  
that we may finally get 'piles' and a 3D interface to the file  
system.  Maybe not in Leopard, but it sure seems possible.

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