On 01/10/03 05:03, "goran.krampe at bluefish.se" <goran.krampe at bluefish.se>
wrote:

> Daniel Vainsencher <danielv at netvision.net.il> wrote:
>> For learning Squeak, use Smalltalk books for the language, and read
>> code.
> 
> And don't forget to use the tools. For example, the debugger is a great
> way to learn code - just step through it! Often forgotten by newbies I
> think.
> 
> Another must is to know how to search the code: alt-m, alt-n, alt-N,
> method finder (ctrl-w), alt-b, instvar refs/class var refs etc. The best
> way to learn how to use a class or a method is to look how others have
> done it! alt-n/alt-N that is.
> 
> regards, Göran

Welcome to Squeak, Tim
As usual, Göran do a wise advice.
I'm in the process to convert myself from 'structured guy " to Squeaker.
I'm learn from one manual in Code Warrior package what I first should learn
debugger and what "The debugger is our friend".
When I try to share what I learn is the first what I say.
Exist "A debugger way to programming", Alejandro Reimondo was who show me
how and I see a guided tutorial (not for Squeak) in somewhere, I think in
ESUG site.

Cheers
Edgar