A simple+powerful GUI designer which runs accross multiple Squeak releases  
(and does not depend on other packages).

It should provide concepts+vocabulary from HTML+DOM+CSS+bindings so that  
even noobs feel comfortable and don't immediately run away as soon as they  
confront morphic.

And in the tradition of Smalltalk, the morphic implementation details have  
to be "encapsulated away", leaving it to experts to squeeze the maximum  
out of morphic.


On Sat, 14 Feb 2009 23:10:18 +0100, Mark Volkmann wrote:

> On Feb 13, 2009, at 9:18 PM, Igor Stasenko wrote:
>
>> Hello squeakers,
>>
>> A year has been passed and we are now going to elect a new Leadership
>> team (many of us is still calling it Board ;).
>>
>> In the light of this event, i want to propose create a list of
>> requests, issues and proposals which will be addressed to a newly
>> elected team.
>> Let us help them with understanding what is the most important issues
>> we have, and to start not from own to-do list, but also consider YOUR
>> thoughts.
>
>
> 1) Make it as easy to run a Squeak application from a command prompt or  
> terminal window as GNU Smalltalk.
> 2) Add support for native threads and utilizing multiple cores/ 
> processors.
> 3) Either put significant effort into a replacement for Morphic or  
> document Morphic much better. I've pretty much given up figuring out  
> even basic things like discovering all the out-of-the-box widgets and  
> learning the best ways to lay them out in containers.
> 4) Make Squeak a happier place with much less fighting between subgroups.
>
> ---
> Mark Volkmann
> http://www.ociweb.com/mark
>

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