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Friday, May 31, 2013. Rubric demo for Pharo. Alain Plantec gives a first demo of Rubric (a deep refactoring of TextEditor) for Pharo in a new video: http://vimeo.com/67400546. Code lives on SmalltalkHub. Delete the scoop?
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I've posted an intro on how to do C Callouts from GNU Smalltalk. Stephen Woolerton's blog • Add new comment · Documentation · Books · FAQ · Community · Blogs · Hosted projects · IRC · Mailing list · Wiki · Download ... Delete the scoop?
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June 17, 9:36 AM
What's new in the world of Squeak. Otomatic (Squeak/ Smalltalk): more example of ensemble enabled version (2011). 14 June, 2013. by Satoshi Nishihara. Share this: Email · Reddit · Twitter · Digg. Like this: Like Loading... Delete the scoop?
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June 17, 9:33 AM
No matter what kind of programming you are doing these days you Delete the scoop?
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Web with Pharo Conference 6 June 2013 @ Lille. The program from yesterdays Pharo web conference is already on twitter: Lets see when the first videos appear on the web. # posted by Torsten @ 12:05 AM. Delete the scoop?
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Wednesday, June 12, 2013. Log4s for Pharo. Log4s - a logging framework for Smalltalk was open sourced with MIT license by Instantiations. It runs on Pharo 2.0. # posted by Torsten @ 11:37 PM. Comments: Post a Comment · << Home. Delete the scoop?
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I am currently experimenting with Pharo on Amazon EC2. I'd like to keep the CPU usage low for when Pharo hasn't anything special to do. At the moment, I see that Pharo uses 2-3% of the CPU when just blinking the caret. Delete the scoop?
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Device prototype with Smalltalk from 1991. This device was a prototype for a pen computer called the "ActiveBook". Software part was done with Smalltalk. # posted by Torsten @ 11:59 AM. Comments: Post a Comment ... Delete the scoop?
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Football betting odds. [footballoddsblog] May 6, 2013 11:58:35.968. www.jarober.com is incredible, bookmarked. [link 1]betting. [1 http://footballodds.tumblr.com>Football ] ... Delete the scoop?
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For the past 21 years, the European Smalltalk User Group (ESUG) has organised the International Smalltalk Conference, a lively forum on cutting edge software technologies that attract people from both academia and ... Delete the scoop?
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Thursday, April 25, 2013. Creating Time-based One-time Passwords with Pharo. Nice article about creating Time-based One-time Passwords with Pharo. # posted by Torsten @ 11:44 PM. Comments: Post a Comment · << Home · This page is ... Delete the scoop?
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RT @estebanlm: The 2.0 VM Release History: So, now that finally we released Pharo 2.0 (yay!), it is time to talk a bit about ... http://t.co/UQ8Q7uGJA4 Delete the scoop?
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Because Smalltalk designer Alan Kay's primary obsession is education (not helping children so much as building better adults, he says), Smalltalk has often been seen as a child's tool—a bad mix, for something so expensive. Delete the scoop?
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June 17, 9:37 AM
Today's Smalltalk 4 You looks at a simple ini file reader for Pharo. If you have ... After aligning with Julian last week I migrated the project to SmalltalkHub now and adopted the package to work with Pharo 2.0. Delete the scoop?
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Today's Smalltalk 4 You looks at using the visualworks.ini process (to start any image with the right VM) in ObjectStudio. If you have trouble viewing it here in the browser, you can also navigate directly to YouTube. Delete the scoop?
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Parsing the difference between the Internet and the Web according to Alan Kay Delete the scoop?
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Tektronix Smalltalk Document Archive. This page contains annotated links to primary documents related to the development of Smalltalk products at Tektronix in the 1980′s. # posted by Torsten @ 12:48 AM. Delete the scoop?
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Tobias Pape recently made available the latest Seaside image to the Squeak community for download in the ftp repository. The version number is 3.0.8, higher anything on the Seaside homepage. Websela now deploys ... Delete the scoop?
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Welcome to episode 128 of Independent Misinterpretations - a Smalltalk and dynamic language oriented podcast with James Robertson and David Buck. This week we have Stephane Ducasse discussing the Pharo roadmap ... Delete the scoop?
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Today's Smalltalk 4 You looks at Soup - an HTML tag parser for Pharo. If you have trouble viewing it here in the browser, you can also navigate directly to YouTube. To watch now, click on the image below: Soup. Delete the scoop?
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The GNU Smalltalk interpreter is keeping a counter on the executed bytecodes and is exposing this profiling information to the Profiler package. This package will create a file that can be opened with the excellent kcachegrind ... Delete the scoop?
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Suggestions in Pharo 3.0. The upcoming Pharo 3.0 provides "suggestions" in the code editor. Here is a demo video. # posted by Torsten @ 8:02 AM. Comments: Post a Comment · << Home · This page is powered by Blogger. Delete the scoop?
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Sqnappy - a Squeak/Pharo binding of the snappy compressor library. Snappy is a compression/decompression library. Its does not provide best compression - but is very fast. Now there is a Squeak/Pharo binding to the ... Delete the scoop?
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Today GemTalk Systems announced the acquisition of the GemStone/S platform from VMware. Before anyone gets their knickers in a knot, this is a good thing: GemTalk Systems plans to expand its 64-bit... Delete the scoop?
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Pharo 2.0 shines light on hundreds of improvementsThe HThe developers of the Pharo Smalltalk fork have released version 2.0 of the language.
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