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The Careful Programmer: April 2011

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Thursday, April 28, 2011. Redline Smalltalk: A chance to be part of something great right from the start. If you're a bit like me, chances are you dismissed a great technology at its beginning. I remember reading about Python in some OO newsgroup, being really interested, and then reading about required indendation and losing interest immediately. Fast forward a few years later, Python is all the rage and I missed the chance of being there from the start. Of functional programming resurgence and some rec...

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The Careful Programmer: Are you a Redliner?

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Monday, November 26, 2012. Are you a Redliner? Is a real Smalltalk. Redline Smalltalk is nearly done, but needs a little push to get out polished and in a timely manner. Don't miss out on getting Redline passed the tipping point! Click here to donate to the. The above link also contains additional information about the goals of Redline and why you should donate. If you've contributed before to a language you liked that got successful, here's your chance to be part of the revolution. again!

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Smalltalk Reflections: December 2014

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Monday, 29 December 2014. Smalltalk Reflections #005: Types. Smalltalk is dynamically typed while most mainstream object oriented languages are statically typed. In this episode, David and Craig define the terms statically typed, dynamically typed and strongly typed and talk about the differences. They cover the advantages and disadvantages of dynamic typing. Https:/ s3.amazonaws.com/smalltalkreflections/SmalltalkReflections 005.mp3. You can leave comments on our blog at. Sunday, 21 December 2014. Cincom...

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Stefan Krecher: Juni 2011

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Lifehack. Productivity. Code. Smalltalk. Mittwoch, 29. Juni 2011. An internal error occurred while showing an internal error". What a great error-message showed up while doing some trivial work with eclipse helios! It made me think about recursions (remember: before you can understand recursions you first need to understand recursions). My first reaction on the question "Do you want to exit the workbench? Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. Mittwoch, 15. Juni 2011. The main cause for using backends was tha...

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Stefan Krecher: Android-Binding for GNU Smalltalk ready!

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Lifehack. Productivity. Code. Smalltalk. Mittwoch, 27. Juni 2012. Android-Binding for GNU Smalltalk ready! Essentially it's no big thing - just a few lines of Smalltalk-code: i created a GNU Smalltalk star Package including the "Android" class that gives access to the full Android API via SL4A. Usage is simple. First file in the package with:. Then you can use it like this:. Android := Android new. Android makeToast: 'Hello World! To get an idea what is possible, see the the API reference. I wonder how a...

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Stefan Krecher: Smalltalkify Groovy

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Lifehack. Productivity. Code. Smalltalk. Freitag, 22. Mai 2015. By adding some Mixins to a groovy script, it is possible to use some smalltalk-like expressions like. IfTrue: [ do something ] ifFalse: [do something else]. Or do some smalltalk-like exception handling like. ABlock ] on: #Error do: [ something ]. In groovy this would look like:. Find the full source here: gist on github. Diesen Post per E-Mail versenden. Social Networks and Web 2.0. GNU Smalltalk on Android. Follow me on Twitter.

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My Twitterversary is May 31th. To express the multitude of layers in my deeply involved yet methodical personality I've decided to switch my Twitter persona every year on that date. Below is the history of what I felt like in a given year. I started off as The Mighty Boosh. And used the tagline. My geeky alter ego. Deeply indebted to D. E. Knuth, E. W. Dijkstra and C. A. R. Hoare for their teachings. Teaching TDD is quite an experience coming from this background, if you know what I mean. Of Rex the Runt.

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The Reformation of Software Engineering. Https:/ smalltalkrenaissance.wordpress.com. A non-profit advocacy organization whose mission is to promote and popularize Smalltalk. Happy Birthday, Smalltalk Renaissance! Today is the second anniversary of the Smalltalk Renaissance campaign. While this campaign officially terminated last December, it lives on in a subsequent “mini-campaign” called #MakeSmalltalkGreatAgain. 8221; #MakeSmalltalkGreatAgain is also a Quora campaign. December 17, 2016. October 25, 2016.

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FAQ | smalltalkrenaissance

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The Reformation of Software Engineering. Why is Smalltalk still relevant today? 8220;Source code in files. How quaint.”. Moreover, Smalltalk adheres to modern language design principles that have become very popular. It’s a simple. Language with a highly readable. Syntax. Its language features are orthogonal. With no unpleasant interactions. Not only is it designed to be easy to learn. It is also designed to be very practical. Which Smalltalk should I use? Here is an excellent Smalltalk tutorial video to...