<div dir="ltr">Dear anyone interested in working with Smalltalk objects:<br><br> Now you can write in Smalltalk to style pages with CSS. Instead of styling with ugly, boring and long Strings (where you must perform a continuous visual sweeping of the code to make the most trivial modification), you can create high-level super sexy CSS constructs, track and review your styles with the standard Smalltalk tools (XReferences), and share constructs and configurations easily. The framework includes a set of 40 fixed layout templates ready for use, and let you compose the basic CSS elements as objects.<br>
<br>A note: If your department, office, ark, whatever, have graphical designers, they rarely would love to learn this new strange prolific ninja environment called Smalltalk just for writing CSS - besides, a lot of them are already in love with anything after the word "Adobe" -, but, for smalltalkers, by far we believe that's easier to work inside Smalltalk with objects than in a file-based way.<br>
<br>Sincerely,<br><br> HernĂ¡n<br><br>PD: The I-almost-forget-it part of this mail: Juan Burella and me wrote Phantasia. Download it from <a title="static project url" href="http://www.squeaksource.com/Phantasia.html" target="_blank">http://www.squeaksource.com/Phantasia.html</a><br>
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