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L’Espace Mendes France (EMF) de Poitiers à publié une vidéo comprenant plusieurs interviews de participants de la conférence C5. On retrouve notamment une intervention de Markus Gaelli qui parle d’Open Croquet, Samir Saidini de Squeak, Wendy Mc Kay sur la conception participative ainsi qu’une présentation de SqueakBot par des animateurs de Planète Sciences. Merci à Patrick Treguer pour la réalisation de ce reportage.
As some of you know, the video camera I brought to StS 2008 broke after day one - fortunately, I received a lot of help from James Savidge and Thierry Thelliez, and we got video shot of the rest of the conference.
However, the higher quality stuff was HD, shot on Thierry's Sony camera. I have conversion software for the files, but the time to convert the files is about 12x the time of footage. Meaning, one hour of content takes 12 hours to convert. Even then, it's not done - that leaves me with a file that's too big to upload, so it will require further down-conversion.
All of which is a roundabout way of saying that it's going to take awhile to get all of this footage posted :)
The slides from Alessandro Warth's keynote at Smalltalk Solutions 2008 are online now - his talk was very well received - the audio and video will follow next week.
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On today's Smalltalk Daily, we look at the BraceConstructor add on. In short, it makes it possible to change this:
Array with: 3+4 with: Date today.
to this:
{3.4. Date today}
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Según puedo leer en los últimos mails de Squeak-Dev, al parecer, el Squeak Board, ha decidido que Squeak 4 estará basado en Spoon, para conseguir un entorno totalmente modular.
Spoon, según la definición que dá Craig Latta en su web (ya que no he encontrado nada en el Swiki oficial),
“Spoon, es un sistema de programación mínimo de Objetos, con nuevos enfoques a la organización, colaboración y despliegue”.
Supongo, pues todavía no han dado muchas más noticias, éste sistema, junto a los DeltaStreams, o ChangeSets, o Installer scripts, o/y mezcla de todos y demás parafernalias, nos montaríamos, partiendo de una imágen mínima, nuestro entorno.
A ver que se va cociendo en los próximos días.
More diagrams produced for MirrorImage documentation. These two show the Class/Namespace model in VW. In addition to the PNGs embedded below, you can grab them as PDF. I think that's more immediately useful than SVG, and the OmniGraffle sources aren't relevant.
I've also added a PDF form of the Class - Metaclass diagram.
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Most of the slides from the presentations at this year’s Smalltalk Solutions conference are now on line.
The material available includes Gilad Bracha’s talk on Newspeak, James Foster’s guide to building a Seaside application using GemStone/S, Michael Rueger’s introduction to Sophie, Arden Thomas demonstrating WebVelocity in action, and Randal Schwartz’s double-header keynote: Seaside - Your Next Web Framework and an introduction to persistency solutions for use with Seaside.
There are also slides from a couple of sessions looking at the reasons for the recent resurgence of interest in Smalltalk: Arden Thomas looks at the features of Smalltalk that other languages lack, and Rob Rothwell explains how Smalltalk helps with the development of healthcare applications.
There are many more slide-packs available, and still more to be added, so please check out the conference page for more information.
On today's Smalltalk Daily, we take a look at Announcements, which are a replacement for Trigger Events
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The Pharo project has launched:
Pharo wants to take a fresh look at the Smalltalk philosophy and current implementations. The idea is to produce high quality open-source packages that will be loadable on a micro kernel.
I wonder what pickup will be like from the general body of Squeak developers?