If you’ve ever wondered how to do version control in a Smalltalk system then check out these videos that Andy Bower recorded for our benefit: Sts Setup: http://bit.ly/StsSetup Sts Projects: http://bit.ly/StsProjects Sts Changes: http://bit.ly/StsPkgChanges Sts Project Changes: http://bit.ly/StsProjChanges Sts Community Repository: http://bit.ly/StsCommRepo (lost the source)
Folks, As promised I have put up a blog post on how to get Dolphin running native under Wine (in this particular case on Mac OSX using a free product called WineSkin). You can find the blog at: http://object-arts.com/blog/blog.html There are a few videos to go along with the blog and these can be found [...]
Dolphin is very nice; good libraries and pleasant to use. Dolphin Smalltalk has a nice new website and lower price. Hope those guys keep making it.
Pharo is a fork from the Squeak open-source Smalltalk. We decided to start Pharo because as active Squeakers, and responsible for Squeak 3.9, we felt the need to reconsider choices made. We want to create a better Smalltalk and be free to enhance it without fear of backwards compatibility to Squeak.
Scratch is a new programming language that makes it easy to create your own interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art — and share your creations on the web. Scratch is designed to help young people (ages 8 and up) develop 21st century learning skills. As they create and share Scratch projects, young people learn [...]
Here is the main page for Pharo Smalltalk; it looks pretty interesting. From talking to a Squeak maintainer; I got the impression that a lot of Squeak developers and maintainers feel sort of a love hate thing with Squeak. On the one hand it has so much history and it is such a great tool [...]
Here is a great article about Smalltalk (Squeak and Pharo) on the iPhone. Pretty exciting to see what might be possible on that device. (via reddit)
From the page on An Introduction to Seaside: Seaside is a Web development framework implemented in Smalltalk. It allows the easy creation of powerful Web applications using high level abstractions on the application components and on the underlying hypertext transfer protocol. While I have not read this book, I did take a dive into Squeak [...]