The Weekly Squeak

The Weekly Squeak

  • The Fight for Open Source

    Open Source vs. Private Development By: Ron Teitelbaum * Ron@USMedRec.com It’s an important question: Where does the advantage lie? When private development funds projects, full time and very talented people can be attracted by money and the potential financial rewards that come from private ownership. Open source development has the advantage of larger numbers of…

  • A new format for CompiledMethods

    The current implementation of CompiledMethods objects is quite complicated. This is due to the fact that this class is one of the most important for the Squeak VM: it holds the information the VM needs to execute a method. This meant that many of the changes that have occured on this class focused on backwards…

  • A Simple Squeak testing server

    Pavel Krivanek posted to the Squeak-dev mailing list the code for a simple test server implementation, to automate running of the Squeak SUnit tests.

  • Upcoming Smalltalk Events – US

    Here’s a list of the upcoming Smalltalk Events in US. Please follow the links for more information. NYC Smalltalk Meeting Wednesday, 18th October – 6:30pm 440 W. 9th Ave, Fl 8, New York City.

  • Upcoming Smalltalk Events – Europe

    Here’s a list of the upcoming Smalltalk Events in Europe. Please follow the links for more information. UK Smalltalk meeting Friday 20th October – 5.30pm JPMorgan offices, London Camp Smalltalk Saturday 21st October – 11am JPMorgan offices, London Bern Smalltalk Party Saturday 28th October – 9:30am Software Composition Group, Bern Paris Smalltalk Party Saturday 25th…

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