uksmalltalk August 2008

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UK Smalltalk User Group Meeting - Wednesday September 3rd
by bryce＠kampjes.demon.co.uk 26 Aug '08

26 Aug '08

We'll be meeting at the usual venue next week from ~18:00. Both Giovanni and Bruce are at ESUG and should be there to report back. Come along and get a first hand account of the largest ESUG yet. The venue is: http://fancyapint.com/pubs/pub1461.html Bryce

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UK Smalltalk website
by Giovanni Corriga 23 Aug '08

23 Aug '08

Hi all, the UK Smalltalk user group has now its own website (actually, a blog): http://www.uksmalltalk.org/ there you'll find announcements and news related to the UK Smalltalk scene: meetings, presentations, etc. Ciao, Giovanni

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Whats happening with IronSmalltalk ?
by Robert Johnson 19 Aug '08

19 Aug '08

In May there was some discussion between Gary Short and Steve Wart* *about the creating an IronSmalltalk implementation. Is someone currently working on IronSmalltalk ? If so do they need any help? Robert Johnson

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Thanks for all your help!
by Simon Ford 08 Aug '08

08 Aug '08

Hi! Thanks for all your help on wed, and in particular to John for alerting me to your meetup; it was great to come and meet you all, and it was particularly nice to have such enthusiastic help diving in to the depths of Squeak/Scratch/Smaltalk. For those interested, the Scratch source code we were playing with that night was found at http://scratch.mit.edu/pages/source Whilst we didn't manage to get it working, it felt like the conclusion was that what I was trying to do certainly wasn't impossible. If anyone is up for helping see if a prototype could be brought to life i'd be very greatful as it still feels a bit beyond me at the moment. I'd love to get this working and see what potential it might have. I'll try and make it down again if you have another meetup, perhaps having had a bash at learning Squeak beforehand! If that tutorial that was being worked on is made available somewhere, please point me at it. Thanks again, Simon

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