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Dan Ingalls demos Lively at Google
Dan Ingalls gave an interesting Tech Talk on the Lively kernel (best viewed in Safari 3 apparently) at Google a few weeks ago – what better way to (re)introduce our new board member?
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Squeak by Example, 2.0!
Stéphane Ducasse has just announced that the second edition of Squeak By Example has just been published. It is available for download from the Squeak By Example website, or if you prefer paper to phosphors, you can order a hard copy from print-on-demand publishers lulu.com for only €16.18/$20.10/£11.07. Licensed under the creative commons by-sa licence,…
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Talk on “Newspeak” today
Jens Lincke informed the mailing list that the Software Architecture Group at the University of Potsdam are hosting a talk today (11th March) by Gilad Bracha on Newspeak, described as a new dynamic language, descended from Smalltalk and Self. From Jens’ note: Newspeak is a new dynamic language, descended from Smalltalk and Self. Like Self,…
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The Squeak Foundation Board 2008
Hi all Squeakers! Ok, the Squeak Foundation Board Election 2008 ended 19 minutes ago – promptly at 18.00 UTC, 8 March. For this year we had 437 authorized voters of which 178 voted, that is slightly more than 40% voting – a bit disappointing IMHO since we had 157 voting of 347 last year which…
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Don’t forget to vote!
Just a quick reminder that you only have until 8th March to register your votes for the candidates for the Squeak Foundation Board 2008. There are 12 candidates standing for the 7 places and Göran Krampe has posted information on the election process including statements by the candidates. Voting is open to all Squeakers rated…
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