The Weekly Squeak

The Weekly Squeak

  • Squeak 4.1 released

    Squeak 4.1 has now been released! This version combines the licence change occurring in the 4.0 release with the development work that has been going on while the re-licensing process took place. Much of the work in this release has been focused on fundamental improvements. Major achievements are the integration of Cog’s closure implementation, the…

  • Final preparation for 4.1 now under way

    Following the successful release of Squeak 4.0, which was the first version of Squeak to be cleaned of all non-open-source code, there was enthusiasm to quickly get the next release out of the door. This was driven by concerns that the long and difficult process of re-licensing and re-writing meant that many areas of the…

  • Call for students for Google Summer of Code

    Janko and Mariano who are co-ordinating the joint ESUG application to this year’s Google Summer of Code are now looking for students to apply for the thirty-five proposed projects. The process couldn’t be simpler: review the list of projects, and you can register your interest in projects with just one click once you’re registered. You…

  • ESUG accepted for Google Summer of Code

    Mariano Martinez Peck has announced that “We are incredibly proud to announce that ESUG was selected for the GSoC 2010.” Mariano and his colleagues put a lot of time and effort into preparing a joint entry via ESUG for all Smalltalk-related projects, and pulled together a long list of wonderful projects, mentors and a cool…

  • Google Summer of Code – candidates needed at once!

    The Squeak community are working with ESUG to submit a joint entry to this year’s Google Summer of Code but need your help at once! Squeak participated in GSoC  in 2007 and 2008 but in 2009 Google started to focus on bigger communities, so Squeak developers are working with ESUG this year to put together…

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