The Weekly Squeak

The Weekly Squeak

  • How to build a wiki in 98 lines of code

    Ramon Leon’s blog, always a great resource for tips on Squeak and Seaside, has a nice post on how to build a simple file-based wiki using Seaside built with only one class and 98 lines of code. It’s intended as a learning tool, so it doesn’t make use of other useful resources such as Magritte…

  • Qwaq, Intel Collaborate on Enhanced Virtual Workspace Product

    For those of you who want to see Croquet in action, check out the keynote by Justin Rattner from Intel’s developer forum in San Francisco this morning: http://www.intel.com/pressroom/kits/events/idffall_2007/webcasts.htm The topic is “The rise of the 3D Internet” and Croquet is featured both in the talk in general (as an example of P2P collaboration environment) and…

  • Squeak running on FIC Neo1973 Open Source Phone

    Tony Garnock-Jones reports that he has succeeded in getting Squeak running on the new FIC Neo1973 open-source GSM cellphone, which runs OpenMoko, based on OpenEmbedded. He used Squeak VM version 3.9, running a stripped 2.8 image (though he has also had a 3.9 image running), and is now looking at accessing the phone’s hardware, including…

  • New Seaside Paper

    See IEEE Software September/October: Dynamically Typed Languages For a very nice article about Seaside.

  • Squeak By Example now published!

    Following Stéphane Ducasse’s announcement last week, the finishing touches were applied at a blistering pace, and Squeak By Example has now been published! You can order the book in hardcopy from print-on-demand specialists lulu.com. There is also an accompanying website http://SqueakByExample.org, where you can download the book as a PDF. The book is intended as…

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