<div>very interesting.</div>
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<div>I'm new in squeak and i would like see this list.<br><br> </div>
<div><span class="gmail_quote">2006/3/14, Martin McClure <<a href="mailto:martin@hand2mouse.com">martin@hand2mouse.com</a>>:</span>
<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="PADDING-LEFT: 1ex; MARGIN: 0px 0px 0px 0.8ex; BORDER-LEFT: #ccc 1px solid">Hi all,<br><br>I'm presenting a seminar in April<br>* titled "Real-World Uses of Smalltalk, or What Do People Actually Do
<br> with Smalltalk?"<br>* at the Smalltalk Solutions / LinuxWorld / NetworkWorld conference<br> in Toronto.<br>* My hope is to entice attendees that don't know Smalltalk to want<br> to learn more about it.<br>I'm hoping that you can recommend several projects that use Squeak
<br>for me to mention.<br><br>I need recommendations by this Friday, March 17, if at all possible.<br>Please reply off-list.<br><br>To demonstrate that Smalltalk is used for all kinds of things, I want<br>to include a very wide variety of Smalltalk uses -- large commercial
<br>Smalltalk applications, Smalltalk in research, Smalltalk in<br>entertainment, Smalltalk with billions of persistent objects,<br>Smalltalk in tiny embedded devices, and more.<br><br><br>Please recommend projects with these traits:
<br>* Currently active:<br> The Smalltalk application should be actively used today, or be<br> approaching deployment. I'll also consider applications that were<br> designed for limited-time uses that were fairly recent.
<br>* Interesting or unusual:<br> I'm sure I'll end up mentioning several large Smalltalk financial<br> applications, but I also want to include some quirky little projects<br> that aren't well known.<br>* Readily-available information:
<br> If there is information about the project or company available on<br> the web, that makes things easier for me, and I can include the URI<br> in the seminar notes so attendees can find more depth on projects<br> that interest them.
<br><br><br>I'm looking for up to a dozen or so projects that use Squeak.<br>I plan to spend an average of 30 seconds on each, and to cover<br>a total of about 40 projects. With each project you recommend,<br>please include as much of the following information as you have:
<br><br>* The name of the project<br><br>* The company or organization doing the project<br><br>* A brief description (1-3 sentences) of what the project does<br><br>* What role Smalltalk plays in the project<br><br>* When the project started
<br><br>* Current project status<br><br>* Any known URIs of web information about the project or company<br><br><br>In order to get project information compiled for the seminar handout,<br>I need as many recommendations as possible to be in by this Friday,
<br>March 17.<br><br>More information about my seminar is at<br><a href="http://www.lwnwexpo.plumcom.ca/session_detail.cfm?id=241">http://www.lwnwexpo.plumcom.ca/session_detail.cfm?id=241</a>. Please feel<br>free to email me with any other questions or comments.
<br><br>Many thanks,<br><br>-Martin McClure<br><br><br><br></blockquote></div><br>