On Mon, 28 February 2000, Gerardo Richarte wrote:

> 
> Warren Postma wrote:
> 
> > Are there *ANY* commercially useful applications written in Squeak?
> >
> > Are there *ANY* applications written in Squeak that are used by
> > non-programmers?


[snip]

Warren, I don't get it.  There are many "commercially useful applications"
written in Smalltalk.  While Squeak differs a bit, I think most would identify
it as Smalltalk. So what if it isn't quite mature yet?  It'll get there.  If Smalltalk
can produce many useful commercial applications "used by non-programmers", 
then, surely, it is unreasonable to think that eventually Squeak won't be used
in a similar way.

Right?

Gerado, sorry for trampling in on your reply.

  --Jan


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