Promoting Squeak in Academia
Keith Hodges
keith_hodges at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Sep 18 01:11:04 UTC 2006
I implemented a testing environment that was used to test a fairly large
telecoms management software application written in C++ and Perl.
My favourite was running a scalability test on a largeish system and
refactoring the code or even writing code to satisfy new requirements
while it is running.
Snapshotting showed that the scalability test environment can continue
from exactly where it left off.
Keith
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>> I'm neither an expert in marketing, nor in promotion, but I would say
>> that the best thing you could do to interest others in Smalltalk is
>> to pick a problem that they are having in their existing languages.
>> Then try to solve it elegantly in Smalltalk. If you then show them
>> your solution, and its a better solution (easier, faster, less code,
>> whatever) you should at least get their attention.
>>
>> Eric
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