On Tue, 8 Feb 2005 20:22:17 +0100, Marcus Denker <denker at iam.unibe.ch>  
wrote:

> actually, my experience of using Tweak as "just a better morphic" for  
> implementing tools (debugger, browser) has been a very
> pleasent one. And that with zero documentation... quite easy to build  
> GUI's with, even for standard boring bussiness user type
> of stuff I think it's quite nice.
>
Yes, but the question is whether the makers want to keep it that way, or  
constantly burn diskpacks in order to make the end-user experience  
(afaict, the main goal) better. Like, being pleasant to build apps with  
might just be an unintended side-effect that is scrapped in the next  
version because better ideas arise.

I'd welcome such a "ruthless" development cycle for end-user Squeak, but  
it might mean that for boring old-style development we'de better stick  
with something more controllable :)