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Categories related to Squeak : Smalltalk : Languages : Programming : Computers: Computers: Programming: Languages: Garbage Collected: Object-Oriented (0) Computers: Programming: Languages: Interpreted: Bytecode (4) Computers: Programming: Languages: Language-OS Hybrids (8) Computers: Programming: Languages: Object-Oriented: Class-based (19) Computers: Programming: Languages: Object-Oriented: Pure (1) Computers: Programming: Languages: Open Source (2) Computers: Programming: Languages: Reflective (6) Computers: Programming: Languages: Smalltalk: Self (14) Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Extensible (5) Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Object-Oriented (80) Computers: Software: Operating Systems: Open Source (14) Websites on Squeak: * Squeak.org Free, open source, open research, super portable, new Smalltalk-80-based language, written in itself, by Smalltalk's inventors, the (nomadic) original Xerox PARC, Alan Kay team, now founding the Viewpoints Research Institute. Runs on 22+ platforms, hardware and OS. "Next to universal access, malleability is the prime figure of merit for Squeak. It is our intention for Squeak to evolve." Now hybridized with the Self language's Morphic User Interface Toolkit. Cetus Links: Squeak Links on objects and components of the object-oriented language Squeak; information on tutorials, mailing lists, books, projects, compilers, interpreters. FTP site: Germany, U of Karlsruhe Get the 1 disk Squeak demo, like the famous QNX demo, in /demo directory. FTP site: USA, UIUC Squeak goodies library Many system extensions, applications. The Future of Squeak By Dan Shafer, The WeTalk Network, Inc. Chapter from book; speculates on how the developers get from where Squeak was to Alan Kay's final Dynabook vision. [PDF] The Hitchhiker's Guide to ... Weblog on Squeak, Smalltalk, and related topics: Croquet, Plopp, Seaside, some Java, T-shirts. By Torsten Bergmann. Impara GmbH Focus: playful learning; technology and products for media authoring, mainly for training, edutainment; involves learning environments, collaborations, computer games; multimedia tools for school and private use, needing no training or programming knowledge. MailList: Squeak MailArchive Searchable archive of the last 400 days of the main Squeak email list. MathMorphs New project where we combine Mathematics and Smalltalk. Our goal: explore and promote use of Squeak and Morphic as a major tool in mathematics work. MuSwiki Swiki-like system using Morphic objects instead of HTML, pages look the same in any browser, content can contain arbitrary Smalltalk code behind the scenes. OOPSLA 1999 trip report Offers links on Java blues, VM workshop, Sqeak, world dominance and Smalltalk X. OOPSLA 2000 Trip Report Report by Squeaker John Macintosh includes coverage of Camp Smalltalk 3 (CS3). Squeak Hans-Martin Mosner's Squeak resources. Squeak Everyday Weblog on many related topics, by Takashi Yamamiya. Squeak News Electronic Magazine First, and so far only, E-zine on Squeak. Latest information as monthly free email, website, or full CD-ROM edition with software. Prominent gurus will regularly contribute. Squeak PBwiki Information and projects, place to discuss Squeak, and eToys and Tweak scripting languages. Squeak Shares Soar Handful of Squeak goodies (syntax coloring, Cream font, Units, XML parser, Palm OS tools), links, by Helge Horch. Squeak: The Great Return Descriptions, free goodies, links, and the fascinating 'Squeak Scale: Let it Grow: Brief Comparison of Class Library'. English, Nihongo. By Satoshi Nishihara. SqueakCMI.org Squeak in education project. Swiki has over 1,100 scripted eToys. Begun by Kathleen Harness. Host: Office for Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education (MSTE), College of Education, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign Squeakersweb New Georgia Tech Squeakers (students) describe their new projects, from multimedia authoring to advanced Swiki types; and staff list. Funders: National Science Foundation, Siemens, Al West Technology Fund. SqueakFoundation Goal: to assist in the evolution of Squeak into its ultimate expression as an exquisite personal and collaborative computing environment that is open, well supported, and freely available across the great majority of modern platforms and operating systems. Squeaking Information for novices on how to get up to speed in Smalltalk. Mostly a collection of prized mailing list notes, some small hacks. Swiki about Squeak Squeak Wiki 2. Mark Guzdial's Squeak Wiki Server, written in Squeak; at Georgia Tech. Swiki Swiki Comanche an open-source web server for Squeak. Swiki is a popular implementation of Ward Cunningham's WikiWikiWeb (Squeak + Wiki = Swiki) that runs under Comanche. Both Comanche and Swiki are implemented by Mark Guzdial's Collaborative Software Laboratory at Georgia Tech. Swiki FAQ. List of Comanche Swikis. Swikis on coweb.cc List of over 40 Swikis at Georgia Tech, all run on Squeak Comanche Web server. ThingLab for Squeak FTP listing of files and Squeak samples. Tweak Experimental user interface, possible successor to Squeak Morphic user interface. Has asynchronous event architecture, mixes interface models: class- + prototype-based, MVC + Morphic. [Open Source] Whisker: The O-O Stacking Browser New object-oriented code browser for Squeak Smalltalk environment: gives simple, intuitive way to view contents of multiple classes/methods at once, uses screen space efficiently, needs little window moving/resizing, via introducing concept of subpane stacking. Principles may be used in browsers for other OO languages. Who's Who Fast growing (over 160) list of Squeak's community. Yahoo Groups: Squeak Mail archive and discussion group. Exquisite Computing By Paul Bissex. Brief article describing Squeak. [Wired 7.07] (July, 1999) The Mouse that Squeaked Medium size story describes early days, hopes, for Smalltalk and Squeak. [Wired News] (December 15, 1998)
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