Hi Steve

I would be interested in any reproduceable demoes you could produce.

I tried to do static demoes (project with pictures and texts) because 
it was taking me too much time
to maintain them using as basis the HTRM projects on BSS.
So this is more a survey of Squeak capabilities, past, and ongoing 
projects
that I'm doing. With in the middle some fun stuff.

Stef






On Sunday, May 18, 2003, at 07:44 PM, Stephan B.Wessels wrote:

> Thanks for the update David.  You would know.  :)
>
> I'm anticipating the interest in a demo and want to prepare in 
> advance.  At work, the developers approached me months ago and asked 
> if I would do a Squeak demo, knowing my enthusiasm for all things 
> Squeak.  At that time I said my personal plate was rather full and I 
> would do it sometime in the Spring of 2003.  I have begun collecting 
> interesting ideas for a demo and have already decided that a dual 
> system (Mac OS X and Windows 2000) example using Nebraska would be a 
> good starting point.  The video showing the Croquet demo that you 
> (that was you, right?) and Alan did is very exciting.  I shared the 
> video with a fellow employee on Friday and fully believe he will ask 
> me Monday if we could do a Croquet demo for the developers as part of 
> the Squeak demo.
>
> That's all good.  There's no specific date yet.  I still need to scour 
> the Swiki for interesting Demo materials.
>
>  - Steve
>
> On Sunday, May 18, 2003, at 09:53 AM, David A. Smith wrote:
>
>> The other reason we took it down was that version was really old and 
>> the system had changed a great deal since then. We are undergoing 
>> another major change that I hope is ready soon. Once that is, and I 
>> have a chance to rewrite the documentation, I will post it again. 
>> Sorry for the wait.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> David
>>
>>
>> At 09:21 PM 5/17/2003 -0500, you wrote:
>>> Fellow Squeakers,
>>>
>>> Just watched Alan's demo at Etech.  I'd like to explore this myself 
>>> using OS X and some variation of Windows (98/2000).  But it looks 
>>> like access to the software went "underground" after the SlashDot 
>>> effect.
>>>
>>> Is the code too buggy to test or is there a good reason it's hard to 
>>> find?  Love to see it now that I'm at a good breaking-point in my 
>>> personal work list.
>>>
>>>  - Steve
>>>
>>> --
>>> "We've all heard that a million monkeys banging on a million 
>>> typewriters will eventually reproduce the entire works of >> 
>>> Shakespeare.
>>> Now, thanks to the Internet, we know this is not true."
>>>   - Robert Wilensky, 1996
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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> I don't want to achieve immortality through my work... I want to 
> achieve it through not dying.
>   - Woody Allen
>
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