Cincom Smalltalk Workshop at the Conference
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It's always runtime in Smalltalk -- Developer Workshop "Experience Cincom Smalltalk" |
Workshop for OO developers looking for fun while programming
"Experience Cincom Smalltalk"
Frankfurt, Germany
Dynamic programming languages are a hot topic now; OOPSLA 2006 dedicated an exclusive forum to them. They are considered to be a serious alternative to Java, C# or C++ -- even within the IBM camp as you can tell from the following abstract:
"Smalltalk developers build onto a continuously running application called the image. Because the image is always running, any addition, deletion, or update of a method in any class occurs at run time." (Bruce Tate, "Delayed Binding", "Crossing Borders" site hosted by IBM)
But there are several dynamic languages. So why not using one of the "modern" ones, Ruby & Co? Or do you expect more from a software technology than just cost reductions through increased developer productivity and simplified maintenance? E.g.
- Power: one single technology for various applications and architectures!
- Openness: not an island solution!
- First-class tools: powerful, easy-to-use and seamlessly integrated!
- Performance and stability
- And happy developers: Having fun at work empowers extraordinary results!
In our developers' workshop "Experience Cincom Smalltalk", you can. From December 5-7, 2006. In Frankfurt/Main, Germany.
Further information about the workshop can be found here.
To register, please send an e-mail or use our registration form.
We're looking forward to your curiosity and willingness to experiment!
Best regards
Yvonne Schickel
Marketing Manager
Cincom Systems GmbH & Co. oHG
E-mail: infode@cincom.com
Phone: +49 6196 9003-0
PS:
Should you know experienced Smalltalkers, feel free to make them aware of the Cincom Smalltalk User Conference, which will be running simultaneously with the workshop.
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[Isaac Gouy] November 13, 2006 13:00:31.882
James wrote They are considered to be a serious alternative... even within the IBM camp as you can tell from the following abstract: "Smalltalk developers build onto a continuously running application called the image. Because the image is always running, any addition, deletion, or update of a method in any class occurs at run time." (Bruce Tate, "Delayed Binding", "Crossing Borders" site hosted by IBM)
Your suggestion that the articles shown on the IBM hosted developerWorks website represent any kind of endorsement by IBM of a particular technology is nonsense, read the Terms of use.
It's as though someone claimed that your opinions on baseball and Richard Dawkins, in articles on this blog server hosted by Cincom, represented an endorsement of some kind by the Cincom camp.