On Tue, 17 Jan 2006 23:08:52 -0800, <goran at krampe.se> wrote:
[on magic book]

Meh. There is something like that, I recall. When I read it, it was still  
usable, but awkward and a mess. The problem I see with it is that the  
documentation medium becomes subject to code rot on top of everything  
else. (We're not talking perfect solutions here, of course, and what I'm  
expressing is a matter of taste.)

Personally, I'm not all that interested in a reference. At the point  
you're really competent to use a reference, the various available Squeak  
browser tools are fine. Meaty tutorials on the big areas would give you  
the background you need to use them.

It's really not =that= big a deal. It's been done before. It's just been a  
while. I imagine Guzdial's books are still useful, even though they're,  
what, a decade old?

You know, I'm looking at Tweak and Croquet and neither of them seem to  
have moved much since last summer. Did I miss some ominous news?