Largest Provider of Commercial Smalltalk
Cincom is one of the largest commercial providers of Smalltalk, with twice as many partners and customers than other commercial providers.
Tom Nies
VisualWorks: Tutorial Archive
Interested in learning more about Cincom VisualWorks? Here are some helpful tutorials:Basic Introduction
- Download, Install and Run VisualWorks
- Getting Started
- Getting Started with VisualWorks
- VisualWorks Settings
- Code Portability with VisualWorks
- Setting up a Working VisualWorks Directory
- Installing VisualWorks on Windows
- Browser Packages
- Browser Overview Classes
- What to Load First
- Loading Examples
- How to Load Components
- Save and Restart an Image
- Saving Smalltalk Code
- Scripting a Development Build
- Self and Super
- Smalltalk Syntax, Part 1
- Smalltalk Syntax, Part 2
- Smalltalk Syntax, Part 3
- Smalltalk Syntax, Part 4
- Shared Variables
- Dynamic Typing
- Inheritance
- Abstract Classes
- Extending an Existing Class, Part 1
- Extending an Existing Class, Part 2
- Extending an Existing Class, Part 3
- Extending Behavior
- Learning from Code Examples
- Ad Hoc Polymorphism
- Polymorphic Behavior
- 32-Bit VisualWorks on 64-Bit Linux
- Parcel Manager Update
- Blocks
- Namespaces
- Keyboard Shortcuts
- Overrides
- Color Syntax Highlighting
Product Overview
Core Libraries
- Using Zip Archives
- Tar Files
- Automating Web Forms
- WriteBarriers
- Serializing Objects with SIXX
- String APIs
- Using Regular Expressions in Smalltalk
- UUID
- Using “stdin” and “stdout”
- Simpler Transcript Reporting
- Using TGZ Archives in Smalltalk
- File Handling in Smalltalk
- Testing with SUnitToo
- Reading Image Files
- Numeric Collections
- File Dialogs
- Creating a Menu
- Random Access BOSS Files
- Customizing Domain Objects for a User Interface
- Strings and Symbols
- Platform Neutral File Handling
- Using MD5
- Timers and Durations
- SUnit to SUnitToo
- Creating a Certificate
- Create and Verify a Digital Signature
- Hooking Up a User Interface and Domain Model
- Using SUnitToo
- Basic File I/O
- Announcements
- Using File Dialogs
- Convenient Dialog Methods
- PrintPolicy
- String Parameter Substitution
- Saving Safely with BOSS
- Using XPath
- Handling Shape Changes in BOSS
