It’s been quiet in The Enterprise Mac for a while. My posts here tend to mirror Apple’s new product announcements, and in that regard, there hasn’t been a whole lot to report.I hope that you didn’t get too comfortable with the relaxed pace, because it’s done. the Worldwide Developer Conference always gets my tired blood pumping again, and the back-to-backness of Microsoft Tech-Ed and WWDC has me entering Apple’s event with what some who know me might call an unusually balanced perspective.I’m in San Francisco, donning my tie and tails for Steve Jobs’ WWDC keynote and bracing myself for the week-long Mac developer carnival that is, fittingly, Apple’s sole company-sponsored conference. After all, developers make Mac’s world go ’round, and between Leopard and iPhone, there will be more crazed and motivated coders coming out of this year’s conference than from any WWDC before it. I’ll be among them. This is my show.I’m rigged for live posts from my trusty BlackBerry 8800. As always, the posts will be thumb-ugly, but they’ll be to-the-second.Whether you’re at WWDC or not, I’d be honored if you’d stay tuned in as I post throughout this week and after. Keep an eye out for content in the Test Center section as well, because I’ve got a boatload of previews and reviews on deck. I will read and answer comments that come in this week. I’d like to make this week as much of a discussion as possible.Thanks, everyone. It’s good to be back. Software Development