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Extending Smalltalk
Articles in the
Extending Smalltalk
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The F-Script Smalltalk Extensions
Some Basic F-Script Examples
The Squeak Curly Brace Extension to Smalltalk
Openings for the Future of Smalltalk
Extending Encapsulation For Smalltalk
Shaping Evolution with Iterative Design
Smalltalk Traits Expressing Themselves
Dynamic Language Freedom Article Series
Articles in the Dynamic Language Freedom series:
Here's to Dynamic Freedom!
Validations Are Best Done At Runtime With Full Language Symantics
Dynamic Languages Permit and Benefit from Multi-Type Variables
Validations Are Best Done At Runtime With Full Language Symantics, Addendum 1
Optimizing Person-time, Not Computer-Time
Static Typing Tunnel Vision Can Be Deadly
Continuous Nuisance Double Type Cognitive Dissonance Tax
Articles in the Perl Series
Articles in the Perl series:
Optimizing Person-time, Not Computer-Time
The Simplicity and Power Comes from the Smalltalk Syntax
Simplicity Makes the Difference that Makes the Difference
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