David Chisnall makes reference to Smalltalk in a recent article that examines two pre-eminent examples of object-oriented languages: classes and prototypes.
Using array binding and array fetching can greatly improve the performance of many applications by trading buffer space for time.
The Smalltalk standards process is currently being examined and “reawakened” via an approach known as STEPs.
The Smalltalk Industry Council is happy to announce that the Smalltalk Industry Conference for 2012 will be held in Biloxi, Mississippi on March 18-21.
We’re happy to announce that version 5.0 of seaBreeze, the award-winning graphical editor suite for Web 2.0 applications, is now available.
The August edition of Smalltalk Digest is available now.
At the European Smalltalk User Group (ESUG) conference, which will be held in Edinburgh, Scotland on August 22-26, 2011, Stéphane Ducasse will be giving a lecture on Discovering Smalltalk.
These three knowledgeable experts have a wealth of information to share, and we hope that you’ll be able to attend their talks.
If you use any Cincom Smalltalk products (Cincom® ObjectStudio®, Cincom® VisualWorks®) at any level, you will probably enjoy hearing about our recent, current and future changes to the Cincom Smalltalk products.
Glorp is specifically designed to keep you moving fast where a legacy data requirement would be knocking others off the rails. We will show you how the graphical modeling and mapping tools of ObjectStudio let you understand the existing applications and fit the vital new features into them.
