a complete replacement for Apple's Script Editor offering no limit on script size along with powerful editing, debugging and dictionary tools.

Free AppleScripts written by and for users of the shareware text editor Tex-Edit Plus, and lots of info on writing scripts for Tex-Edit yourself.

Weekly one-stop site for AppleScript news, featuring web page updates, live events, news articles, links, features, and downloads.

An application development tool that uses AppleScript. Also features a graphical interface design tool.

News, resources, and comprehensive forums for discussing previous, current, and future versions of Applescript and its uses.

Developer of Scripter, a script editing, debugging, and development environment, and PhotoScripter, a Photoshop plug-in that makes Photoshop scriptable.

Late Night Software's AppleScript information site.

Created by Ben Lawson.

Bill Cheeseman's wonderful collection of AppleScript tips, techniques, bugs and workarounds. Up to date and thorough.

Applescript specialists.

TECSoft offers hands-on AppleScript classes. TECSoft's AppleScript training is offered in North America and Europe.

Learn to create powerful workflow automation solutions with FileMakerPro, Canto Cumulus and QuarkXPress. Also, learn to script the Finder.

List of Applescript enabled applications, from the Apple site.

General site; home to SSI AppleScript User's Group.

News, tutorials, scripts and software. Also includes general Mac OS scripting, Konfabulator and Cocoa Programming tips and techniques.

Free AppleScripts written for SoundJam and iTunes, and instructions for writing your own scripts.

AppleScript news and commentary updated regularly with learning resources.

Apple Computer, Inc.'s AppleScript web site.

Adam Goldstein, author of AppleScript: The Missing Manual, has hand selected ten of the most useful tips.

Tutorial by Stephen Swift that teaches AppleScript to beginers and pros in a style similar to that of the old AppleScript Primer by Bill Briggs on Maccentral.com.

David Miller shows how AppleScript can invoke Unix utilities through its do shell script command, thereby creating some interesting intersections with Apache.