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Is it time to look for alternatives to Visual Smalltalk Enterprise?
Joachims Small World by Joachim Tuchel
September 02, 2010 12:43 PM
S4A - Scratch for Arduino
The Hitchhiker's Guide to ... by Torsten Bergmann
September 02, 2010 12:28 PM
[Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants] Site Outage
Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants - Smalltalk by James Robertson
September 01, 2010 02:17 PM
Smalltalk Daily 09/01/10: WebVelocity 1.1 Debugging
Smalltalk Daily by JR's Smalltalk Daily
September 01, 2010 08:18 AM
VASmalltalk – Snarl Wrapper updated to support Snarl 2.3
Schrievkrom by Marten Feldtmann
September 01, 2010 05:34 AM
Smalltalk Daily 08/31/10: Using File Libraries in WebVelocity 1.1
Smalltalk Daily by JR's Smalltalk Daily
August 31, 2010 07:51 AM
John O’Keefe to be interviewed on this week’s Industry Misinterpretations
Joachims Small World by Joachim Tuchel
August 30, 2010 11:45 AM
Smalltalk Daily 08/30/10: Adding Cookies in WebVelocity 1.1
Smalltalk Daily by JR's Smalltalk Daily
August 30, 2010 07:56 AM
A new public EC2 AMI with Smalltalk and Seaside
Smalltalk in The Cloud by Jan van de Sandt
August 29, 2010 09:32 PM
[Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants] Industry Misinterpretations 203: ObjectStudio at ESUG 2009
Smalltalk Tidbits, Industry Rants - Smalltalk by James Robertson
August 29, 2010 10:04 AM
OmniBrowser chapter for PBE 2
The Hitchhiker's Guide to ... by Torsten Bergmann
August 29, 2010 09:04 AM
Bad news: Smalltalk falls off top 50 of TIOBE Index
Bernhard blogs about IT » Smalltalk by Bernhard Pieber
August 27, 2010 11:31 AM
Google should base Android on Newspeak
Bernhard blogs about IT » Smalltalk by Bernhard Pieber
August 27, 2010 10:23 AM
Pier2 on Seaside3 on Squeak Trunk
Methods and Messages: Randal Schwartz on Smalltalk by Randal L. Schwartz
August 26, 2010 06:09 PM
“Seaside is a fascinating and fun technology”
(gem)Stone Soup by Dale Henrichs
August 26, 2010 04:56 PM
ESUG Innovation Technology Awards – sneak preview
The Weekly Squeak by The Weekly Squeak
August 26, 2010 11:57 AM
A Ruby guy rails on about Seaside
Methods and Messages: Randal Schwartz on Smalltalk by Randal L. Schwartz
August 25, 2010 11:43 PM
Smalltalk User Group meeting in Frankfurt
The Hitchhiker's Guide to ... by Torsten Bergmann
August 25, 2010 07:55 AM
Frankfurt Smalltalk Meetup right after ESUG
Joachims Small World by Joachim Tuchel
August 24, 2010 08:07 PM
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Two Smalltalk DVDs
The European Smalltalk User Group (ESUG) has assembled a DVD-ROM, ESUG Smalltalk DVD, Release 2004, with smalltalk systems, books and tutorials. Squeak DVD - Release 3.7. Squeak e.V. has assembled a Squeak DVD-ROM. Full Article
Applications Built Using Smalltalk List Added
Smalltalk.org added a new listing of Applications that are built using Smalltalk. If you have a Smalltalk based application that you wish to get listed send us the information.
Could Kodak Win Against Java Affect Smalltalks?
posted by Peter William Lount
Eastman Kodak Co. will return to U.S. District Court next week to seek $1
billion in damages from Sun Microsystems Inc. now that a federal jury has
ruled in its favor in a dispute over the Java computer language.The jury decided in Rochester on Friday that Sun infringed on technology belonging to Kodak when it developed and introduced Java more than a decade ago. The computer language is now used heavily by software developers, on the Internet and in computer schools. JFengel asks a highly relevant question: "They seem actually to patent object-oriented programming, but they reference the Smalltalk documentation so presumably they're patenting some enhancement. I've been unable to determine what that enhancement is over Smalltalk, so I can't say if Java infringes on it or not." Update: Sun Settles with Kodak for USD$92 Million! Full Article...
JP Morgan's Das Kapital Earns Profits
posted by Peter William Lount "JPMorgan has used an object-oriented development suite to build a new financial risk management and pricing system much faster than it could with other programming languages." Full Article...
New VisualWorks 7.3 and ObjectStudio Smalltalk 7.0 Releases
posted by Peter William Lount A new version of VisualWorks Smalltalk and ObjectStudio Smalltalk are coming around November or December from Cincom. Full Article...
Talks2 Smalltalk for Java!
written by Peter William Lount September 5th, 2004 The recent explosion in Smalltalk versions continues with yet another new version of Smalltalk for Java! Along with Smallworld for Java by Tim Budd and Vmx Smalltalk that makes three versions of Smalltalk for Java, not counting the Smalltalk to Java converters! Now Smalltalk can go where ever Java is! Check it out: Talks2 Smalltalk. There is a live web browser based demo that you can simple click on to get started! Very cool.
The Software Industry is Dead? No Way!
posted and written by Peter William Lount Interview with Tom Nies, President of Cincom Systems, Inc. and Futurementary (a commentary creating the future) by Peter William Lount
"Recently, one prominent figure in the software industry said that the industry is dead.
Was he correct? Will only the strong survive?"
"We interviewed Tom Nies, President of Cincom, to get his views on this statement and his thoughts on the future of the software industry. As the longest-serving CEO in the industry (35 years), Tom sees a much different software industry thats ready to reach its full potential." - Software Business Journal "We are not just relying on human ingenuity and inventiveness any longer. Weve got powerful levers. Instead of pulleys and winches to lever up muscles, we have computers to lever our minds. But, all of this technology, everything, revolves around software. The software industry will be a very critical industry until the day we decide wed prefer to work harder and longer with our backs, rather than further lever our minds. Surely, no one will decide to do that." - Tom Nies. Full Article...
Vmx QuickNet Smalltalk for Java!
written by Peter William Lount August 18th, 2004 Version 1, 2:00pmPDT A new version of Smalltalk is in the works. It runs inside Java. Along with Smallworld for Java by Tim Budd that makes two versions of Smalltalk for Java, not counting the Smalltalk to Java converters. Check it out: Vmx QuickNet Smalltalk. There is a screen snapshot. It's also interesting to note that this is the second version of Smalltalk to come out of Ottawa, Canada! I guess they have nothing better to do in the winter but write Smalltalk code. ;--)
Smalltalk.org's New Site Launched!
written by Peter William Lount August 17th, 2004 Version 1, 8:08pm PDT Smalltalk.org is pleased to announce our new look and feel. It's been in the works for a while. We hope that you'll enjoy it and contribute to it. All the best, Peter William Lount, Senior Editor Smalltalk.org
Smallworld for Java, yet another Smalltalk implementation
written by Peter William Lount July 20th, 2004 The last few years has seen an explosion in the numbers and quality of Smalltalk systems being developed. The lastest one to come to my attention is a port or rewrite of Little Smalltalk to Java by Timothy Budd. Download a copy of Smallworld for Java and let me know how it works for you. Full Article...
IBM Honors Think Pad Warranty
written by Peter William Lount July 21, 2004 Just slighly over three years ago (in 2001) I purchased an awesome top of the line (for the time, now it's run of the mill but still capable) ThinkPad A22p laptop from IBM. I paid through the teeth for it and it's been very good to me ever since. However, just nineteen days after the warranty expired the hard drive died an ugly death with very loud screeches that would make your blood curdle. After one phone call to their support help desk I was referred to the "IBM Call Department" (that's call as in making a decision) after I requested that IBM honor the warranty. Two phone calls and a fax of my original purchase invoice with a politely written letter requesting a new hard drive and a recovery CD (with the OS and IBM ThinkPad goodeis) and they agreed! Full Article...
Little Brother Proliferation
written by Peter William Lount July 21, 2004 This item about "privacy zones" is important to anyone who cares about their privacy, life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. England is an example of a society that has had a massive build up of cameras by private security and police forces alike. It's happening every in North America. Little Brothers proliferate as advances in technology bring spying, information gathering and processing, and warfare technologies within reach of the masses. Groups of Little Brothers directing their energies and focus on specific goals such as corporate advantage or political motives shift the balance of power. May we survive these distrubances and use technology to forward us. Full Article...
Alan Kay receives Kyoto Prize
written by Peter William Lount SFGate reports that "Computer scientist Alan Kay, a Silicon Valley pioneer, has won this year's Kyoto Prize for his work in the 1960s and 1970s that paved the way for the development of personal computing technology." Full Article...
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