This Hidden Gems screencast demonstrates the design and construction of the Fifteen Puzzle application built in Smalltalk. We use this application as a fun and fast way to learn object-oriented programming and Smalltalk in our new “Quick-Start Guide”.
If you are looking for a “No-Code Low-Code” tool, the Cincom ObjectStudio Modeling and Mapping Tool is a great example.Recently, Arden Thomas, the Cincom Smalltalk Product Manager, produced a few tutorial videos on Coding Fonts. These videos show you how to change the coding font in your editor, as well as give examples of fonts that other Smalltalk developers enjoy. Using Store with SQLite is a convenient format for sharing or moving Smalltalk code or creating a backup file of your code.This screencast discusses programming tips for simplifying your code and ideas for making your code easier to understand.The Hidden Gems screencast is a series of live coding examples created for passionate Cincom Smalltalk™ developers. These screencasts share valuable insight into the product and inform our users about things […]The Hidden Gems screencast is a series of live coding examples that share valuable insight into the product and inform you about things you may not know about. In last month’s screencast, we […]In this month’s new screencast, Managing Input Field Content, we will demonstrate techniques on how to handle input field content using notifications and keyboardHook. The examples will demonstrate two techniques for making the field contents all uppercase while also showing some best practices.This screencast shows how to load and run the new COVID-19 data demo apps that demonstrate how to present data and use graphics in Cincom ObjectStudio NGUI.
Last month we highlighted the StoreForGlorpReplication, which is a tool that allows you to choose and select bundles and packages (or everything) and replicate them from one Store repository to […]
