But the minute people see Carbon apps, they ain't going to want that anymore. Because you don't get most of the advantages of Mac OS X with Classic apps. When a Classic app crashes, it crashes all the Classic apps running on that system at that time. But with a Carbon app, if you spend one or two months Carbonizing your app, cleaning out all the crud of 15 years, you can have an app that springs to life in Mac OS X with protected memory, preemptive multitasking, much faster networking and the Aqua user interface. And lastly, Cocoa.
Cocoa is the most advanced object-oriented technology on the market today.
It's just like WebObjects. You can write apps ten times faster in Cocoa. So if you're writing a new app, we strongly suggest you look at this. It is amazing technology. Mac OS X at Macworld in San Francisco this past January, Jobs reminds his audience.