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What is a single book you would recommend to someone interested in Smalltalk? I've started looking into Smalltalk some weeks ago. So far I've gone through the Cincom tutorials ( 1 and 2 ) and I've read Squeak by Example , which I found quite good for ...
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To help people get up to speed with the tools and environment in Squeak, rather than with Smalltalk itselfSmalltalk Best Practice Patterns by Kent Beck I recommend Smalltalk by Example by Alec Sharp, this is certainly Smalltalk....
I'm familiar with the VisualWorks and Dolphin versions of Smalltalk, but have not previously used Squeak. I'm just familiarising myself with Pharo, which is a 'cleaned up' fork of Squeak. I'm used to having the facility in the Class Browser to show either...
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There is the Inheritance Browser that shows you the hierarchal... .
The hierarchy button in the toolbar and the menu entry browse hierarchy (Ctrl+H) open the same view .
You can double-click on any class to open a Hierarchy Browser on that particular class .
Hey all, I'm working on an app in squeak that requires no graphics at all, its all just data manipulation. The problem is that I work in a fairly conservative environment and I dont think I'll be able to sell a squeak app to my managers (I feel like the...
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There is an ANSI Smalltalk....
GNU Smalltalk's are more similar to what you get with Squeak's Rio.
On the benchmarks game - GNU Smalltalk :: Squeak When you hit specific problems ask about them will be the filesystem classes.
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I've been learning Squeak Smalltalk & have noticed that it's got a really faithful community and is used in some large academic and open-source projects, but I haven't found any examples of it being used commercially in any significant way. I'm curious...
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They may have moved off Squeak but I am sure they used it at one "traditonal" GUI toolkit running with ....
There are tried to get moreDabbleDB I think is (was?) one .
In some Smalltalk like VisualWorks and than the same in Squeak.
With every new Squeak image, I immediately change the fonts to some native version. It is a lot of mouseclicks and I want to script the proces.
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CodeFont := LogicalFont familyName....
The complete script is now: "Set fonts on Mac OS X" defaultFont := LogicalFont familyName: 'Lucida Grande' pointSize: 10 stretchValue: 5 weightValue: 400 slantValue: 0 .
Found the answer, was looking for setSystemFontTo.
I have a graph-traversal problem that is beautifully and elegantly modeled in smalltalk, but it's too big (in terms of computation and storage) for one smalltalk image instance. So, I want to partition the problem across multiple instances. My question...
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One: Qwaq releases Hydra multi-core Squeak VM HydraVM devnotes [squeak-dev] [ANN] Hydra now can do mitosis Have a look at Remote Smalltalk....
There is a project named Hydra underway, with a goal to make a Squeak multi-core capable.
In what solutions are you employing Smalltalk? What are the pros&cons of Smalltalk for those solutions?
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Say they solved a design problem (so I'd run through say StrongTalk, Squeak, stx, Smalltalk MT, Dolphin smalltalk....
I use Smalltalk (Squeak, Pharo and Dolphin) for the odd tasks at my work.
Smalltalk is awesome.
I downloaded Squeak, the Image file, and the Sources file, but I can't figure out how to write Smalltalk code. Is there something obvious I'm missing? Is Squeak even the right IDE for serious Smalltalk development?
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Squeak....
Squeak is a great environment for learning Smalltalk, but don't confuse that particular come at a financial cost.
It's intended as a first.
Squeak is really oriented towards "serious Smalltalk development".
Hello, I'm learning Smalltalk, but I want to know if there is any IDE like Smalltalk Agents(on Macintosh), but for Windows. There isn't like a VM emulating a OS, as Squeak and Pharo do. I want to use a IDE that is fully integrated with the OS(Windows ...
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If you're looking for a Smalltalk that is tightly integrated with Windows and allows applications to be developed that interact natively with....
Squeak on Eclipse Depending on how I interpret your question I can come up with a couple answers.
I'm starting to learn Smalltalk. What's the best OS (in terms of having more and better tools) and tools for development?
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On the other hand comfortable with for the more popular versions of Smalltalk: VisualWorks, Squeak, VA SmalltalkSQUEAK on windows.
Such are Squeak and friends, VisualWorks, Smalltalk/X, VA Smalltalk.
On another OS.
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