The Weekly Squeak

The Weekly Squeak

  • Deploying a Seaside Application

    Andreas Brodbeck has written an interesting blog post detailing his experiences developing, configuring and deploying a Seaside application. He seems to have found it a positive experience; indeed he writes that “Some months ago I decided myself to work with Seaside, and to develop all my upcoming web applications with it, if possible. If not…

  • The Squeak Oversight Board is now blogging

    As a result of ongoing discussions with the Software Freedom Conservancy, the Squeak Leadership team have now adopted the formal name of the “Squeak Oversight Board”. The members of the new team have made clear and open communications one of their priorities, and to that end, have started up a new blog at board.squeak.org, where…

  • Seashell deployment suite for Seaside

    Andreas Brodbeck has posted on the Seaside mailing list that he has had a great experience using Seaside (running on Gemstone) in his business, and in order to give something back to the Seaside community, he’s released a new deployment tool that he’s developed for his own use. The tool, called “Seashell”, is a shell-based…

  • Election results

    Göran has announced the election results to the squeak-dev mailing list. The new members of the leadership team are (in order of votes received): Andreas Raab Bert Freudenberg Craig Latta Randal L. Schwartz Ken Causey Igor Stasenko Jecel Assumpcao Jr Detailed results can be found at the election site. Congratulations to those elected, and commiserations…

  • Don’t forget!

    You’ve only four more days to cast your votes for the Squeak Leadership Team elections—see previous post for details. If you’ve not received any voting details by now, check that you’re still accessing the account you registered with. If you haven’t registered yet, then it’s too late – but as Göran has said, there’s one…

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