Smalltalk

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Smalltalk/X

2009-08-21
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https://www.exept.de/en/smalltalk-x.html

Smalltalk/X, a product from eXept Software AG, is a complete implementation of the programming language Smalltalk, class library and development environment, providing:

  • An object-oriented programming language
  • Graphic development environment with editors, browsers, debuggers, GUI builders, etc.
  • Incremental compilation, byte code interpreter and dynamic (just in time) compiler
  • Static compilation and DLL generation, controlled by make-files
  • Comprehensive class library with ready-to-use modules for applications

  • Open Smalltalk source code.

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Smalltalk

2006-01-17
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(on Wikipedia)
http://www.smalltalk.org/

A programming language.

Smalltalk (Programming):

Smalltalk is intriguing. Very intriguing. I was turned onto this while Ruby was a live project, where the rabbit hold led me to Seaside.

Smalltalk leads to Squeak, the open source implementation, and through one if its main contributors (Alan Kay) leads to the Croquet Project.

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Croquet

2006-01-09
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(on Wikipedia)
[ 1 ] was opencroquet.org

Smalltalk leads to Squeak, the open source implementation, and through one if its main contributors (Alan Kay) leads to the Croquet Project. I don’t even know where to begin to describe this project. It’s an open and programmable 3D environment designed for communication and collaboration. Or something. You have to see it to believe it. And maybe not even then.

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  • Smalltalk — The language Croquet is written in and uses.

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^ 1 was opencroquet.org

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Seaside

1018-04-13

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I knew of Seaside because I went looking for info on various web-development environments which were alternatives to the then up-and-coming Rails. I didn’t look too closely into it, but I probably should have.

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