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  1. Distributed Smalltalk Survival Guide (SIGS: Advances in Object Technology) by Terry Montlick, 1998-12-28
  2. Developing Visual Programming Applications Using Smalltalk (SIGS: Advances in Object Technology) by Michael Linderman, 1997-12-13
  3. Smalltalk Programming Language Family: Smalltalk, Squeak, Seaside, Ibm Visualage, Scratch, Gnu Smalltalk, Visual Smalltalk Enterprise, Aida|web
  4. An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and Smalltalk,1988 publication by Lewis J-Wiener,Richard S Pinson, 1988-01-01
  5. Fundamentals of Smalltalk Programming Techniques, Volume 1 by Andres Valloud, 2009
  6. The Smalltalk Developer's Guide to VisualWorks With diskette (SIGS: Advances in Object Technology) by Tim Howard, 1995-07
  7. Objektorientierte Softwareentwicklung mit Smalltalk (Objekttechnologie) (German Edition) by Günther Vinek, 1997-04-24
  8. Smalltalk in Brief: Introduction to Object-Oriented Software Development by Martin Osborne, Kenneth Lambert, 1997-01-30
  9. Smalltalk and Object Orientation: An Introduction by John Hunt, 1997-07-11
  10. Programmieren in Smalltalk mit VisualWorks: Smalltalk - nicht nur für Anfänger (German Edition) by Matthias C. Bücker, Joachim Geidel, et all 1995-08-08
  11. Object-Oriented Engineering: Building Engineering Systems Usig Smalltalk-80 (The Aksen Associates Series in Electrical and Computer Engineering) by Bourne, 1992-05-19
  12. Visualage for Smalltalk Distributed: Developing Distributed Object Applications by Walter Fang, Sven Guyet, et all 1996-07
  13. Visualage for Smalltalk and Somobjects: Developing Distributed Object Applications (IBM Books) by Walter Fang, Raymond Chu, et all 1996-08
  14. Advances in Smalltalk: 14th International Smaltalk Conference, ISC 2006, Prague, Czech Republic, September 4-8, 2006, Revised Selected Papers (Lecture ... / Programming and Software Engineering)

41. Citation
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering archive Volume 21 , Issue 2 (February1995) toc Literate smalltalk programming Using Hypertext Author Kasper
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=205310&dl=ACM&coll=portal&CFID=11111111&CF

42. Citation
systems, languages and applications toc 1989 , New Orleans, Louisiana, United StatesAn environment for literate smalltalk programming Also published in
http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=74912&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=11111111&CFT

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44. Geocrawler.com - Bug-gnu-smalltalk - Programming Question
Questions about smalltalk programming, even if they *happen* to be about *GNU*Smalltalk, should go to comp.lang.smalltalk, so that those of us using GNU
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45. Cs497rej: Chinese Language Smalltalk Programming
Chinese Language smalltalk programming. Note This code is hereby licensedunder the terms of the GNU GPL. abstract. Mike Hunter, Chee
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Chinese Language Smalltalk programming
Note: This code is hereby licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL abstract Mike Hunter, Chee Wai Lee, and Howard Sun plan to implement a Chinese language programming sub-environment within visualworks. We plan to add support to some of the basic container classes for Chinese method names. We will also attempt to map Chinese characters to all of the smalltalk keywords. Lastly, we will write a browser with some frequently used symbols to allow for actual programming on American-English systems. For technical support, e-mail: mthunter@uiuc.edu or if you wish to send money, please contact hsun1 at uiuc dot edu. How to use
  • System Requirements
    • MacOS X
    • VisualWorks 5i.4.
  • Installation Because we have changed code scattered throughout the system, we saved our code as a change set rather than a parcel. Download our code from here We advise that you backup your image before importing the file. To import it, choose "Changes" from your visual launcher, choose "Open Change Sets", right click on the default change set (or whatever you use), and select "file in from...", and file in our file.
  • Using the Software
    To insert Chinese characters into any editor window, use the
  • 46. Smalltalk-76 Programming System
    this organization as a feature in an existing system, we have taken these twometaphors as the point of departure for the smalltalk programming language.
    http://users.ipa.net/~dwighth/smalltalk/St76/Smalltalk76ProgrammingSystem.html
    The Smalltalk-76 Programming System
    Design and Implementation Daniel H. H. Ingalls
    XEROX Palo Alto Research Center
    Palo Alto, California Conference Record of the
    FIFTH ANNUAL ACM SYMPOSIUM ON
    PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES
    Tucson, Arizona
    January 23-25, 1978
    Abstract
    This paper describes a programming system based on the metaphor of communicating objects. Experience with a running system shows that this model provides flexibility, modularity and compactness. A compiled representation for the language is presented, along with an interpreter suitable for microcoding. The object-oriented model provides naturally efficient addressing; a corresponding virtual memory is described which offers dense utilization of resident space. INTRODUCTION
    The purpose of the Smalltalk project is to support children of all ages in the world of information. The challenge is to identify and harness metaphors of sufficient simplicity and power to allow a single person to have access to, and creative control over, information which ranges from numbers and text through sounds and images. In our experience, the SIMULA notion of class and instance is an outstanding metaphor for information structure . To describe processing

    47. WebRing: Hub
    About this Ring. Smalltalk webring bringing together the users and providersof the smalltalk programming language community. Ring Stats.
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    48. DevASP Smalltalk Programming Books
    DevASP smalltalk programming Books A Directory of ASP and XML resources, articles,samples, tutorials, scripts, applications and sample chapters arranged by
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    49. Smalltalk Programming Language - Acapedia - Free Knowledge, For
    Friends of Acapedia smalltalk programming language. From Wikipedia,the free encyclopedia. Smalltalk is a dynamically typed object
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    50. Introduction To Smalltalk Programming
    Introduction to smalltalk programming (2 days). History and Culture ofSmalltalk Why was Smalltalk invented? What's fundamentally
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    Why was Smalltalk invented?
    What's fundamentally different about Smalltalk?
    The OO Paradigm
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    What's Under the Hood
    The Virtual Machine
    Incremental Development: "doIt, showIt, inspectIt"
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    Objects, Classes, Methods, Instances, Messages
    The Class Library What's there Already
    Foundation Classes: Object, Boolean, Undefined Object Character-Based Collections: Character, String, Double-Byte Stream Classes: ReadStream, WriteStream, ReadWriteStream Evaluation Class: BlockClosure
    Some Things Special to Smalltalk Symbols "Smalltalk": the system dictionary ^ Return values nil = (equals) vs == (identity) halt Literals: ($c, #name, 'string', 17, false, nil). Globals
    The Smalltalk Language Names of classes and variables Types of variables (global, class, pool, instance, class instance)
  • 51. Intermediate Smalltalk Programming:
    Intermediate smalltalk programming (3 days). Best Practices Coding Patterns Say things only once Lots of little methods Intent
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    Intermediate Smalltalk Programming (3 days)
    • Best Practices Coding Patterns
      Say things only once
      Lots of little methods
      Intent revealing code: class, method, message names
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      Code formatting and commenting
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      Code spacing and indentation
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      Avoiding deeply nested code Reducing Case analysis by dictionary lookup
      Depth of the Application Class Hierarchy Rules of thumb What does the image teach us? Subclass or modify the base classes? When to refactor the class hierarchy
      How to Generate Applications Packaging code (Envy, Team/V, XoteryX) What actually gets executed and how?
      Debugging tips self halt. Terminal bell. The transcript in debugging. Stub methods and hard coding Notifier isShiftKeyDown ifTrue: [self halt]. MyGlobal notNil ifTrue [MyGlobal := nil. self halt].

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    55. Advanced Smalltalk Programming
    Advanced smalltalk programming Prerequisites Developing OO ApplicationsThe Full Life Cycle. Price. $800. Duration 4 weeks. Overview
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    Advanced Smalltalk Programming Prerequisites: Developing OO Applications: The Full Life Cycle Price Duration: 4 weeks. Overview: This course is specifically tailored for developers who have knowledge of Smalltalk and some development experience. It provides a practical, fast-paced examination of the lower-level components and language idioms of IBM Smalltalk. What You Are Taught:
    • Understand the Common Widgets framework and the components employed for all window construction, including callback creation and reliance
    • Build windows without the aid of a window building tool
    • Use the Common Graphics framework and be able to effectively use it in applications that require custom graphics or widgets
    • Understand the dependency mechanism provided in IBM Smalltalk
    • Work with different approaches to exception handling
    • Understand Common File System classes
    • Employ classes included in the Common Process Model to spawn background processes, conditionalize their termination, choose the level of execution, decide when to use semaphores, and so on
    • Identify techniques and tools for optimizing performance
    • Address the issues of using relational technology as a persistence mechanism for Smalltalk applications
    • Discover object finalization
    Topics Include:
    • Common File System
    • Common Widgets
    • Common Graphics
    • Multitasking facilities
    • Exception handling
    • Dependency Management
    • Meta-level programming
    • Finalization
    • Weak collections
    • Persistence issues
    • Testing frameworks

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    59. POOL Schedule
    13h 16h. IG (1E004), Simple smalltalk programming. 15/10/02, 4, 13h - 16h. 13h- 16h. IG (1E004), smalltalk programming The Traffic Simulator. 29/10/02, 6, 13h- 16h.
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    First semester: recitations Date Week Time Location Topic IG (1E004) Introduction to Smalltalk (1) IG (1E004) Introduction to Smalltalk (2) IG (1E004) Simple Smalltalk Programming IG (1E004) Concepts of OO in Smalltalk IG (1E004) Smalltalk Programming: The Traffic Simulator IG (1E004) Smalltalk Programming: The Traffic Simulator IG (1E004) Smalltalk Programming: The Traffic Simulator IG (1E004) Extending the Scheme OO implementation IG (1E004) Extending the Scheme OO implementation IG (1E004) Extending the Scheme OO implementation IG (1E004) The Smalltalk Meta-object Protocol: a hands-on IG (1E004) Smalltalk Programming: The Traffic Simulator IG (1E004) Smalltalk Programming: The Traffic Simulator

    60. On To Smalltalk---Preview
    The purpose of this book is to help you learn the essentials of smalltalk programming. Highlights.Smalltalk is an objectoriented programming language.
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    The introduction to On To Smalltalk follows. Additional information about this book, along with access to software, is available via http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/phw/Books/
    How On To Smalltalk Teaches You Smalltalk
    The purpose of this book is to help you learn the essentials of Smalltalk programming. In this section, you learn why you should learn Smalltalk and how this book is organized. Object-oriented programming languages , such as Smalltalk, encourage you to design programs around classes, such as the Integer class, along with classes that you define yourself. Typically, you define classes and class hierarchies that reflect important general properties of individual nails, horseshoes, horses, kingdoms, or whatever else happens to come up naturally in your application. In the vernacular of Smalltalk programming, messages are sent to receivers , and receivers return answers . To do the necessary computation, Smalltalk finds the appropriate method , given the receiver and the message, and that method specifies exactly how the computation is to be performed. For example, Smalltalk allows you to send a message

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