The Weekly Squeak

The Weekly Squeak

  • Squeak Foundation Election 2009

    As Göran posted recently, it is time to consider the membership of the Squeak Leadership Team (the “board”) for the coming year. Nominations are currently open for candidates interested in working with colleagues to maintain and co-ordinate the various interest groups and activities that support the Squeak community. If you think that you can make…

  • Squeak 4.0 is coming…

    On Squeak Mailing list Matthew Fulmer just wrote  (we stressed some lines): […] Squeak 4.0 is within sight. With this release, the four-year relicensing project of the Leadership team will be complete. We will be able to incorporate under SFLC, and Pharo will be one step closer to a 1.0 release. Squeak 4.0 will be the…

  • Soup for Squeak

    Zulq Alam has been working on Soup, a Squeak port of Beautiful Soup, the tolerant HTML/XML parser written in Python, which is extremely useful when you need to scrape data from a web page. He has recently announced a working release and gave some example of its usage. Zulq notes that there’s still plenty of…

  • Squeak goes to Mars

    Esteban Lorenzano gave Squeakers on Mac OS X a nice little Christmas present to see out 2008, with the release of Mars, an MVC framework for Squeak built using Cocoa. Mars is a plugin, and will run in any fork of Squeak, and as you can see above, is integrated with OmniBrowser. Esteban notes that…

  • Building user interfaces in Squeak

    Chris Muller has released a thoroughly updated and documented version of his user interface framework Maui. Chris has described Maui as a “naked objects” Morphic-based UI builder that allows rapid UI creation based on object-message composition. Maui includes a number of light satellite frameworks that supply various application services like documents, object-search, background process management…

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