Filed under: Software, Internet Tools, Open Source, Apple, Developer
ADC on using nightly WebKit builds
Last year we blogged about the availability of nightly WebKit builds (WebKit being the HTML rendering engine that Apple uses in OS X and has made available to the Open Source community). The Apple Developer Connection has an article up explaining what nightly builds are and why you might want to use them. The long and the short of it being that if you are a developer using WebKit to power your app (or widget) nightly builds give you a chance to see the changes in WebKit before they become part of the OS.[via Surfin' Safari]
Now that you have cleared up some room on your hard drive, why not clutter it up with some nightly 
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