Short Videos

Retro Objects	Glamour	SqueakNOS	NXTalk

Videos from ESUG 2009

ESUG 2009 Opens	Video Montage	Innovation Awards	Smalltalk is Hot	Cloudfork
Gemstone News	GIPA	Percolation	Educational RPG	Web Velocity 1.0
Meteoroid	Why Pharo	JIT Security	IDE Navigation	MultiCore Playground
Maispion	Pharo Development	Glamour	Ruby in Smalltalk	Reconfigurable Platforms
Flexibility Backfiring	SUnit Resourcing	Complex Values	Cycles with DSM"	Print2Web
Project Planning

These Smalltalk Videos were filmed by James Robertson, the Cincom Smalltalk Product Evangelist at ESUG 2009 in Brest, France. Want more online Smalltalk? Head over to "Smalltalk Daily"! You can also see many of these videos (and embed them on your own site) at YouTube.

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Development Tools

The Inspector	Modifying Font Definitions	Modifying Font Definitions in Code	Editor Hotkey Changes
Interesting Trippy Features	Exploring Objects with Trippy	Recovering Lost Code	Better Code Recovery
Using Change Sets	Extra Emphasis in the tools	Debugger Changes for VW 7.5 and OST 8	GUI Builder 1
GUI Builder 2	Determining Better Menu Item Placement	A Better Image Editor	Inspector Tricks
Customizing the Inspector View	Dynamically Adding Menu Items	Drilling Down to ByteCode	Making Transcript Printing Easier
Logging the Transcript to a File	Modeling Existing Code	A Better Editor	Spellchecking your Code
Extending the FileBrowser

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Title: CST Product Releases, 2009 Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: February 7, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/industry_misinterpretations174.mp3 Show Notes Title: WebVelocity 1.1 Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: January 31, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/industry_misinterpretations173.mp3 Show Notes Title: Post Show in Toronto Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: January 26, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/toronto-live.mp3 Show Notes Title: Smalltalk's Past, Present, and Future Artist: Georg Heeg Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: january 24, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/industry_misinterpretations172.mp3 Show Notes Title: Post Show in Seattle Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: january 21, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/seattle-live.mp3 Show Notes Title: Industry Misinterpretations 171: Xtreams Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: january 17, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/industry_misinterpretations171.mp3 Show Notes Title: Industry Misinterpretations 170: The State of Smalltalk Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: january 10, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/industry_misinterpretations170.mp3 Show Notes Title: Industry Misinterpretations 169: When Flexibility Backfires Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: january 3, 2010 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2010/industry_misinterpretations169.mp3 Show Notes Title: Industry Misinterpretations 168: 2009 in Smalltalk Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: December 27, 2009 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2009/industry_misinterpretations168.mp3 Show Notes Title: Industry Misinterpretations 167: Ruby in Smalltalk Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: December 20, 2009 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2009/industry_misinterpretations167.mp3 Show Notes Title: Industry Misinterpretations 166: Sockets and Small Dialogs Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: December 13, 2009 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2009/industry_misinterpretations166.mp3 Show Notes Title: Industry Misinterpretations 165: Smalltalks 2009 Artist: James Robertson Album: Industry Misinterpretations Posted: December 6, 2009 Link: http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/audio/2009/industry_misinterpretations165.mp3 Show Notes

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Getting into the Libraries

String APIs	Using PrintPolicy	String Parameter Substitution	Using Symbols
Platform Neutral File Handling	Reading Files	Stream I/O	Reading Image Files
Timers and Delays	Regular Expressions in Cincom Smalltalk	Extending Collections with Numerics	Putting a GUI on the Domain Model 1
Putting a GUI on the Domain Model 2	Using Announcements	Test Driven Development in Smalltalk	Testing with SUnit Too(ls)
Moving from SUnit to SUnitToo(ls)	Customizing Domain Model Display	Using a Tabular Display	Building a Menu
Using File Dialogs	Using File Dialogs II	Hooking up to Native Dialog facilities	Miscellaneous Dialog APIs
Using Trigger Events	Using Announcements	Platform Neutral File Paths	Writing a File
Writing a Binary File	How to Serialize Objects to Disk	Safely Serializing Objects to Disk	Random Acccess into Serialized object files
Handling shape changes for serialized objects	Writing XML files with a SAX Driver 1	Writing XML files with a SAX Driver 2	Working with XPath
Working with Strings	Working with Blocks	Control Structures with Blocks 1	Control Structures with Blocks 2
More Fun with Blocks	Using MD5	Block Ciphers: Introduction	Saving and Restoring Encrypted Objects
Using Streaming Ciphers	Creating a Certificate	Create and Verify a Certificate with RSA	Handling Zip Archives
Hashing Data in Smalltalk	Using Hashing to Validate a Download	Using the Settings Framework	Working with ZIP Files
Working with TAR Files	Web Form Access	Write Barriers

No joy in blogtown - the Macbook pro isn't booting. So... Off to the Apple Store tomorrow when I get home

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There's no Smalltalk Solutions in 2009, but Cincom has plans: instead of asking you to spend your time and money coming to the conference, we'll be coming to you with a series of seminars.  We'll have lots of great information about where Cincom Smalltalk is going this year, including:

• ObjectStudio 8 - we're bringing the modeling tool back
• VisualWorks - lots of improvements across the board
• Web Velocity - a new way to build dynamic web applications

We'll have information on times and places soon - check back here regularly for updates.  We'll see you down the road!

ObjectStudio 8 is the first - and only - Windows Vista certified Smalltalk environment. If you need to build applications that cleanly fold into a Microsoft-centric infrastructure, ObjectStudio 8 is the best choice.

Want to make your design and development easier? Need to simplify the complexity of your business applications? With the Modeling Tool in ObjectStudio 8, we make that possible by:

• Providing a complete environment for developing applications starting with object-oriented analysis and design
• Building models that can be imported directly into the ObjectStudio environment.
• Provides roundtrip engineering (design and develop the application and go back to perfect it as required - rare and powerful)
• Creating high-level business-like interfaces
• Delivering user-friendly tools for working with objects

With ObjectStudio 8, building a model of your business visually is simple using tools resembling outlining and drawing applications. The Modeling Tool generates the Smalltalk code that drives the model when imported into ObjectStudio 8. This is one of the many strengths of ObjectStudio.

Grab it, try it, fall in love with it!

By simplifying the engineering and design process for a business level Engineer and allowing a design architect to develop, ObjectStudio 8 is making the solution to your complexities simply possible.

For more information, contact CSSTARTeam@cincom.com.

Revisit the Fun at the Seaside! From the keynote address to the final panel discussion, the Smalltalk Solutions Conference in Reno last month covered the gamut of tools and techniques, answers and opportunities you need for building brilliant systems—including solutions in Seaside. As a Smalltalk user, you know that Smalltalk communities are the most active in object-oriented development. You'll want to check out the sessions you might have missed or capture the nuances that might have escaped your attention. You'll especially want to listen to the Web Velocity™ session. Web Velocity is Cincom's soon to be released web development solution oriented around Seaside for Web Development and Glorp for Object/Relational Mapping. Web Velocity brings the productivity of the Smalltalk development experience into the web browser and lets newcomers become productive almost immediately. If you missed the conference, or if you just want to revisit the good times, here's your link to the past. Day by day or session by session, check out the videos, audios and slides and get excited all over again. If you want more information about Cincom's Smalltalk solutions, contact CSStarTeam@cincom.com. Smalltalk is only one of the many IT solutions Cincom offers. We have software to meet all of your IT needs: Contact center management Document automation Database management Business intelligence Sales and product configuration Quotation management As Cincom celebrates 40 years of innovative software solutions, we invite you to visit www.cincom.com to see our solution offerings. Read our customer success stories, and learn for yourself how Cincom can meet all of your IT needs—often integrating easily with your legacy systems! Visit www.cincom.com today!

Did you miss Smalltalk Solutions, and wish you could see what happened?  Or if you did attend, are there talks you missed that you wished you had seen?  Head on over to the STIC details page for links to the slides, audio, and video.