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A weekly Smalltalk podcast with James Robertson and Michael Lucas Smith. |
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Title: Cincom Smalltalk Roadmap
Title: Smalltalk TV
Title: Smalltalk and IOS
Title: Smalltalk Focus, part 2
Title: An Interview with Dan Ingalls
Title: Smalltalk Focus, part 1
Title: ObjectStudio at ESUG 2009
Title: Instantiations at ESUG 2009
Title: Almost No Moving Parts
Title: Lesser Smalltalk
Title: A Cog in the Machine (2)
Title: A Cog in the Machine (1)
Title: Even More Package Reviews
Title: Who Put Those Comments in My Code?
Title: Who Put Those Comments in My Code?
Title: Package Reviews
Title: Squeak Oversight Board, June 2010 (Part 2)
Title: Squeak Oversight Board, June 2010 (Part 1)
Title: Cincom Smalltalk Roadmap, 2010 (Part 2)
Title: Cincom Smalltalk Roadmap, 2010
Title: A WebVelocity Scenario
Title: WebVelocity 1.1
Title: Scratching the iPad Itch (2)
Title: Scratching the iPad Itch (1)
Title: Across Smalltalks (2)
Title: Across Smalltalks
Title: Concentrated Goodness
Title: Concentrated Goodness
Title: Mutation Testing
Title: A Talk with Bruce Badger
Title: BottomFeeder
Title: Metacello
Title: Glamour
Title: Slate
Title: Welcome to the Balkans
Title: CST Product Releases, 2009
Title: WebVelocity 1.1
Title: Post Show in Toronto
Title: Smalltalk's Past, Present, and Future
Title: Post Show in Seattle
Title: Industry Misinterpretations 171: Xtreams
Title: Industry Misinterpretations 170: The State of Smalltalk
Title: Industry Misinterpretations 169: When Flexibility Backfires
Title: Industry Misinterpretations 168: 2009 in Smalltalk
Title: Industry Misinterpretations 167: Ruby in Smalltalk
Title: Industry Misinterpretations 166: Sockets and Small Dialogs
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