Hi Darren.
The "Main Form" is where you develop.
This is a little confusing to new's (i'm new, and happened to me at first). The Squeak Environment (Smalltalk Environment) where you develop is the end user app.
Web interface is a good alternative (if you like it), Seaside is a great framework for this:
http://seaside.st/
Ask all you need, and be patiente, squeak/smalltalk is all diferent to "normal" develop.
Cheers.
El 20/05/2007, a las 22:55, Darren White escribió:
Hello,
This is my first post here. I have been exploring the squeak environment and smalltalk syntax for a few weeks now. Usually when learning a new programming language I create a small programs such as a contacts list. First I may do it with a console front end then play around with a GUI and widgets.
I have got to the stage with squeak where I want to do that but I can't see how to proceed. For a console type program how do I proceed and for a GUI program what is the main form/frame/window to hold the components. So the main thing I'm stuck with is the user interface, I have read enough to know how to create classes and their method bodies (though my code may be bad at this stage :-) ).
Any advice would be most welcome, I can't wait to get stuck in!
Darren
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