All posts by Arden Thomas
Hidden Gems: ObjectStudio’s Next Generation User Interface
The purpose of the Hidden Gems Screencast is to give developers who use Cincom Smalltalk some valuable insight into the useful abilities of the products that may not be obvious. This Hidden Gems is […]Want to Use DomainMaster With Multi-Selection Lists?
Contribution by Arden Thomas The purpose of the Hidden Gems Screencast is to give developers who use Cincom Smalltalk some valuable insight into the useful abilities of the products that may not be obvious. […]Hidden Gems: “A Custom View with Mouse Events, Part 2”
The purpose of the Hidden Gems Screencast is to give developers who use Cincom Smalltalk some valuable insight into the useful abilities of the products that may not be obvious. Last month, we built a […]Hidden Gems: How Cincom® ObjectStudio® Helps Monitor Windows Processes
This screencast demonstrates a tool that can explore Windows processes and resources and shows how to access low level Windows functionality from Smalltalk.Hidden Gems: Change/Loop Solution
A solution to an issue that can cause infinite loops from the change/update mechanism used in DomainMaster. The purpose of the Hidden Gems Screencast is to give developers who use Cincom Smalltalk some valuable […]Why Learning Smalltalk Can Have a Big Impact for a Developer
We think it is a good idea for developers to learn Smalltalk, even if they do not anticipate the opportunity to use it. Why? Because learning Smalltalk will make you […]Using Polycephaly/MatriX in Cincom Smalltalk™
A Product Management Mini Survey The purpose of product management mini surveys is to make sure that we communicate, listen and understand customer and user requirements, needs and issues. Polycephaly […]The Stack Overflow 2017 Survey Is Now Open!
Two years ago, I noted that Smalltalk was not represented in the annual Stack Overflow developer survey, and committed to try and change that. We were partly successful – Smalltalk […]Keeping the Past Alive — Legacy Framework Availability
There are some frameworks in the Cincom Smalltalk product that are obsolete, antiquated or have been replaced by newer technology and designated as “legacy.”