The Weekly Squeak

  • What’s in a Comment?

    There has been some talk recently around the Squeak / Seaside communities about putting comments in code. I thought I’d spend a few minutes talking about it.

  • Google Summer Of Code – Squeak’n style

    Thanks to a lot of very hard work by Giovanni Corriga all the mentors and applicants, Squeak was selected for five projects in the Google Summer of Code.

  • Squeak meeting in Potsdam, Germany

    Bert Freudenberg wrote to the Squeak-dev mailing list to announce a meeting of German-speaking squeakers. The meeting will take place on Saturday, May 12th at 17:00 in Potsdam, Germany, at the Hasso Plattner Institut.

  • Help improving the Smalltalk experience on the OLPC machine

    As you may now, the XO laptops produced by the One Laptop Per Child project include a Squeak/Etoys image in the base software. The OLPC developers decided to hide the Smalltalk development enviroment and highlight the Etoys subsystem, since that’s the part that matters in a kids machine such as the XO. But the power…

  • Thot talks about Squeak, Etoys and V-Toys

    Thot, a French-Canadian magazine on distance learning, has published a small article on Squeak and the Etoys, including the EToys-derivate V-Toys. The article, written in French, may be found here. Thot also provides a machine-translated English version of it, that may be found here.

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