61. Smalltalk Comparisons Against Other Programming Languages And Smalltalk Producti smalltalk programming language comparisons. Why is Smalltalk viaLink's programminglanguage of choice? What does it help us do for our users? http://www.whysmalltalk.com/smalltalkcomparisons/

Support Why Smalltalk STIC Smalltalk News Discussion Board ... Smalltalk Projects smalltalk programming language comparisons Developing ElastoLab in VisualWorks Smalltalk over C++ - David Buck of Simberon explains why he developed his fun with physics for kids with VisualWorks over C++ Differences Between C++ and Smalltalk MT Published Nov 2001 Java A Love/Hate Relationship by Mark Watson - Interesting article by a Java consultant. Exert: As long as I am ranting a little about Java's runtime memory footprint, let me also say that the Smalltalk web services application has been running a week, and its memory footprint has stayed absolutely constant (Smalltalk offers automatic garbage collection, etc., just like Java). Java Allows Poor Discipline by Tony Weddle - Having used both over a number of years, my main problem with Java is that it can't support true object orientation and allows poor discipline (by allowing an object's state to be accessed directly by other objects). Java Annoyances or Why I like Smalltalk By Tony Weddle Java and Smalltalk Syntax Compared - This is a table comparing elements of Java syntax to Smalltalk syntax

62. 1998 ACM Finals, Problem D - Page Selection By Keyword Matching P smalltalk programming computers P computers programming P computers SmalltalkP FORTRAN programming P COBOL programming P programming Q Smalltalk Q http://www.karrels.org/Ed/ACM/98/prob_d.html

Not an official ACM page Problem E 1998 ACM Finals problem set My ACM problem archive my home page The 1998 22nd Annual acm International Collegiate Programming Contest World Finals sponsored by IBM Problem D Page Selection by Keyword Matching Anyone who has used the World Wide Web is familiar with search engines used to find pages matching a user-generated query. Many of these engines are quite sophisticated, using advanced algorithms and parallel searching techniques to provide fast, accurate responses. This problem is somewhat simpler. A group of web pages has been classified by associating a list of keywords, given in decreasing order of relevance, with each page (i.e., the order of keywords is from the most specific keyword to the least specific). For example, a page on programming in Smalltalk has the keywords Smalltalk, programming, and computers in that order; the most relevant keyword is Smalltalk. Queries also include a list of keywords, again from most to least relevant. For example, in a query consisting of the keyword Smalltalk followed by the keyword computers, Smalltalk is more important than computers. In this problem you are to determine the top five (or fewer) pages that match each of an arbitrary number of queries. To determine the strength of the relationship between a query and a web page, assume the keywords for each page and each query are assigned integer weights, in descending order, starting with

63. Linea's Object Oriented Training However, programming experience of some kind is helpful. Course Javaor smalltalk programming in Teams With ENVY/Developer. http://www.lineaengineering.com/Training/body_training.html

Why Choose Linea Engineering, Inc. Linea courses have been offered to almost a thousand satisfied individuals over several years. Our instructors are consistently rated as very good to excellent in their knowledge of the materials, and in their presentation skills. If you are going to invest in training for your Smalltalk or Java team, get professionals who have not only used the technology on a daily basis for years in deploying some of the industries' most successful OO systems, but have a proven track record in providing pragmatic unbiased real world advice, clearly and concisely. The courses are taught on-site at the customer facilities Linea OO Course Offerings Introduction to VisualAge Java, Objects and Design Object-Oriented Technology with Smalltalk Java or Smalltalk Programming in Teams Using ENVY/Developer Course: Introduction to VisualAge Java, Objects and Design Description: This is a first course in object-oriented programming and design with Java. The course is in the form of formal lectures, design workshops, hands-on programming exercises in Java, and discussion Objectives :After completing this course the student should be able to: describe Java Object-Oriented components and development methodologies

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66. Object Arts Products all of the features available in DVE but also includes additional tools and prepackagedfacilities that will make many of your smalltalk programming tasks more http://www.object-arts.com/Products.htm

This page describes the various products that are available from Object Arts. Dolphin Smalltalk XP 5.0 Value Edition (DVE) This is the entry-level version of the commercial Dolphin product. It provides you with all of the basic tools you need to be able to develop Windows™ applications in Smalltalk. It includes the following features: Full support for hosting ActiveX controls within the MVP application framework, and for creating ActiveX automation clients and servers. Source management facilities that will allow your development projects to be placed under the control of external source code management tools such as Microsoft SourceSafe and WinCVS. SUnit testing framework for test-first based development. Flexible "Flipper" inspector allows you to explore the object you create to any depth. The Value Edition does not include some of the more advanced features that are available in the higher level products, such as refactoring tools, database access, TCP/IP sockets connectivity and the ability to deploy your applications directly to executable (EXE) files. Note, however, that it *is* possible to use DVE to create standalone applications that are not in EXE format. Download Buy Now for Upgrading Dolphin Smalltalk XP 5.0

67. IBM/NC State Joint Smalltalk Program When faced with a shortage of smalltalk programming skills, the IBM Lab at ResearchTriangle Park, North Carolina worked with North Carolina State University http://fie.engrng.pitt.edu/fie95/2a1/2a14/2a14.htm

IBM/NC State Joint Smalltalk Program Scott de Deugd, Binh Nguyen, and Y.P. Shan IBM Software Solutions, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina John C. Sutton III North Carolina State University, Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Abstract: When faced with a shortage of Smalltalk programming skills, the IBM Lab at Research Triangle Park, North Carolina worked with North Carolina State University to find a solution. What resulted was a joint program for Smalltalk object oriented education centered around sound engineering and project work. That program now running for over two years has been continually improved by evaluating each semester's results and making appropriate changes. IBM's direct involvement as an industry sponsor included the development of course materials, classroom instruction and project mentoring. This involvement provided IBM engineers firsthand experiences with the students and allowed them to work effectively with NC State to adjust the program. This approach has proved successful in overcoming this technology's steep learning curve, providing students with a foundation of object oriented skills. The program has created an effective combination of an industry's skill needs and the university's goal of providing a solid engineering education. We believe it could serve as a model for other companies that have specific education and skill requirements. Introduction The IBM facility in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina builds software development tools and develops object oriented technologies based on the Smalltalk programming language. IBM was facing a short supply of skilled Smalltalk programmers, both for its needs and the rapidly growing demand of its customers.

68. Smalltalk-Software For smalltalk programming information visit smalltalkprogramming.com. Please visitalso Smalltalk-Programming, which contains further Smalltalk Information. http://smalltalk-software.com/

This Site will contain Information about our Software written in Smalltalk. Welcome, I encountered Visitors since 03/19/2001 . Expected update frequency 2 times a week. I have started to put Information on Smalltalk applications here, but you are invited to mail me information about Applications written in Smalltalk. Frank Lesser, Lesser-Software , makers of LSW-Vision-Smalltalk ( with .NET Bindings ) / Germany For Smalltalk programming information visit smalltalk-programming.com If you want your product to be listed here just mail me Applications ( Multi-Platform ) MetaEdit ( written in VisualWorks ) CBR-Works ( written in VisualWorks ) geoInterface ( IBM VisualAge ) GeoSynchrony MAYA Building Blocks DOOGIS ( A Dynamic GIS Interface ) Archi Knowledge Management for Professionals and Consultants Applications specific to MS-Windows Liberty-Basic ( Smalltalk/V ) Simply Objects Modeler ( Visual Smalltalk ) OdaTeam Complete Insurance Solution ( Visual Smalltalk ) IPE Integrating Planning Environment, Information Factory , Ch ( Visual Smalltalk ) Informing/ERP - Informing-AG , Ch ( Object-Studio ) Zoologic Viewer ( Visual Smalltalk ) MOST trading system ( Dolphin ) Applications specific to Unix / Linux Industry Applications KnowledgeScape ( VisualWorks ) Science Applications Rainfall Simulation ( SRA ) Systems running Smalltalk MicroSeeker ( Squeak ) Web-Sites running Smalltalk ezboard (Visual Works ) reisekosten.de

69. Advanced VisualAge Smalltalk Course, Class, Education, Workshop From Knowledge S This course provides advanced knowledge and experience in IBMs VisualAgesmalltalk programming language. Knowledge Systems Corporation. http://www.ksc.com/advancedvisualagesmalltalk.htm

About KSC Press and Media Job Opportunities KSC Articles ... Immersion Programs Advanced VisualAge Smalltalk Course Description This course provides advanced knowledge and experience in IBM's VisualAge Smalltalk programming language. Participants design and implement the user interface, controller, and domain model layers of a typical application architecture. This comprehensive project continues with exception handling, performance monitoring, and team development. The course also covers design patterns, change notification and multiprocessing. The course contains 40% lecture and 60% hands-on computer time. Audience Developers who will be designing and programming large-scale object-oriented applications in VisualAge for Smalltalk Prerequisites Successful completion of the VisualAge for Smalltalk course, or six months of VisualAge for Smalltalk programming experience Course Topics Introduction Smalltalk Review Team Development Smalltalk Design Class Implementation Smalltalk Style Exception Handling Multiprocessing Change/Update User Interface Programming Application Architecture Design Patterns Memory Management Performance Tuning Mission Software Has created a Smalltalk compiler for the Java Virtual Machine. This compiler allows Smalltalk to run on any JVM. The compiler currently produces 100% Java class files fully compatible with the Sun Java Virtual Machine specification. This allows Smalltalk and Java code to interact seamlessly and allows Smalltalk programs to run anywhere Java runs!

70. DevCritic.com - Programming And Web Development Resource BotKit - Powerful, easy to use, Dolphin smalltalk programming environment androbot control system, to use with LEGO MindStorms Robotics Invention System. http://www.devcritic.com/sites/Smalltalk/

Home About Us Advertising Contact Us Main Menu Home About Us Advertising Mailing List ... Contact Us Resources Site Directory Developer Tutorials Developer FAQ Developer Glossary ... Script Archive Site Owners Add A Site Modify Your Site Advertise Script Archive Add Resource Modify a Resource Browse Resources Our Sponsors You Are Here: Home Compilers and Environments Products User Groups ... OOPSLA'96 Electronic Information Hotline - 11th Annual ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications. Smalltalk Online Books - Torsten Bergmann's set of Smalltalk related texts, available as Online Books. Each book covers a special Smalltalk system, one is on Squeak. Pocket Smalltalk - At last: Smalltalk for PalmPilot! Open source development environment runs on Windows 95/98/NT. Cross-compiler generates "executable" .PRC files from Smalltalk source code. Dave's Smalltalk FAQ - by David N. Smith (c) 1995/96. SmallTalk Industry Council: STIC - An authority of sorts, for Smalltalk users and prospects interested in many larger issues: standards, history. Monty Kamath's GoodStart: Smalltalk Information - News, who uses it, dialects, tutorials, FAQs, books, links, great questions, polls, jobs, recruiters, interview jeopardy. Smalltalk's unofficial home.

71. Computers & Internet / Programming / Languages & Tools / Smalltalk The publisher, PrenticeHall ECS Professional The real-world styleguide for better smalltalk programming. This book presents a http://hallwebtools.com/languages_tools/22.shtml

Home Programming Smalltalk On to Smalltalk by Patrick Henry Winston Addison-Wesley Pub Co Paperback - 320 pages (August 1997) Click here for more info A reader from Arizona , September 22, 1998 good place to start A good "getting started" book for Smalltalk. Mostly deals with Smalltalk Express. Also has a few helpful sections on VisualWorks. Easy to read and has some good examples to get you going. Read more The Design Patterns Smalltalk Companion (Software Patterns Series) by Sherman R. Alpert, et al Addison-Wesley Pub Co Hardcover - 444 pages (February 1998) Click here for more info Booknews, Inc. Presents a reworking of the 1994 , which contained C++ patterns that changed the landscape of object-oriented software engineering. This work addresses the specific needs of the Smalltalk programmer, with a catalog of simple solutions written in Smalltalk code and material discussed from the... Read more Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns by Kent Beck Prentice Hall Textbook Binding - 240 pages 1 edition (October 3, 1996)

72. Bomis: The Computers/Programming/Languages/Smalltalk Ring 14. BotKit. Powerful, easy to use, Dolphin smalltalk programming environment androbot control system, to use with LEGO MindStorms Robotics Invention System. http://www.bomis.com/rings/Mlanguages-smalltalk-computers/

Bomis: The Computers/Programming/Languages/Smalltalk ring Build a ring Suggest URL! Email ringmaster! Ring Info! See also... ...Computers/Programming/Languages/Smalltalk Home My Bomis Webmasters ... Ring Rankings Bomis is a search engine covering all topics. Enjoy! Ring sites OOPSLA'96 Electronic Information Hotline 11th Annual ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems, Languages, and Applications. www.acm.org Smalltalk Online Books Torsten Bergmann's set of Smalltalk related texts, available as Online Books. Each book covers a special Smalltalk system, one is on Squeak. www.phaidros.com Pocket Smalltalk At last: Smalltalk for PalmPilot! Open source development environment runs on Windows 95/98/NT. Cross-compiler generates "executable" .PRC files from Smalltalk source code. www.pocketsmalltalk.com Dave's Smalltalk FAQ by David N. Smith (c) 1995/96. www.dnsmith.com SmallTalk Industry Council: STIC An authority of sorts, for Smalltalk users and prospects interested in many larger issues: standards, history. www.stic.org

73. Computers/Programming/Languages/Smalltalk http//webopedia.internet.com/Programming/Programming_Languages/Smalltalk.html SmalltalkWiki Editable information about the smalltalk programming language. http://www.technology-and-computers.com/Computers/Programming/Languages/Smalltal

Search: Category Description: Smalltalk: breakthrough programming language created between 1972 and 1980 at the legendary Xerox Palo Alto Research Center: PARC. Inspired by Simula, it was the first fully (pure) object oriented language, and thus a grandparent of all OO languages. Open Source Smalltalk implementations: GNU Smalltalk, Pocket Smalltalk, Squeak. The inventors of Smalltalk, the famous Alan Kay team from Xerox PARC are now working on the free implementation Squeak. It can be all yours in just 1/2 hour. Computers Programming Languages Smalltalk Compilers and Environments Products Squeak User Groups ... OOPSLA'96 Electronic Information Hotline 11th Annual ACM Conference on Object-Oriented Programming Systems Languages and Applications. URL: http://www.acm.org/sigplan/oopsla/oopsla96/oopsla96.html Smalltalk Online Books Torsten Bergmann's set of Smalltalk related texts available as Online Books. Each book covers a special Smalltalk system one is on Squeak. URL: http://www.phaidros.com/DIGITALIS SmallTalk Industry Council: STIC An authority of sorts for Smalltalk users and prospects interested in many larger issues: standards history.

74. IBM Smalltalk Tutorial - Table Of Contents To learn more about the conceptual overview of objectorientedprogramming beforestarting on the smalltalk programming language itself,please click here!. http://www.daimi.au.dk/~ups/OOVM/smalltalk-tutorial/content.html

IBM Smalltalk Tutorial - Table of Contents Since this tutorial is intended to be on the language itself, discussion of thedevelopment environment, compiler, editors, or debuggers will not be covered ingreat detail. Focus will be placed on the parts of the language that arecommon to, and uniform across, all platforms. To learn more about the conceptual overview of object-orientedprogramming before starting on the Smalltalk programming language itself,please click here! Introduction: An Overview of Object-Oriented Programming What is Object-Oriented Programming? What is An Object? Sequencial Operation ... The Power of Reuse Chapter 1: Introduction to IBM Smalltalk Programming Smalltalk Development Enviroment VisualAge and IBM Smalltalk Chapter 2: Objects and Messages Sending Messages to Objects Object and Message Naming Unary Messages ... Summary Chapter 3: Smalltalk Statements Statements Assignment Returning a Value ... Summary Chapter 4: Data Operations Literals Number Character ... Summary Chapter 5: Classes Class Behavior Creation of Classes External Class Format ... Summary Chapter 6: Inheritance Inheritance of Methods Adding Methods Overriding Methods ... Super vs. Self

75. Hands-On Object-Oriented Design & Programming With Smalltalk For many years the smalltalk programming language had nearuniversal acknowledgementas the best language for teaching, practising and prototyping object http://www.jdl.co.uk/training/2-siders/H-OwST_2s.html

Introduction For many years the Smalltalk programming language had near-universal acknowledgement as the best language for teaching, practising and prototyping object-oriented designs and implementations even when it is unlikely to be the eventual implementation language. This course uses Smalltalk to provide a practical introduction to object-oriented programming and the principles of object-oriented design. Smalltalk has also become a serious and credible application development environment, and this course can also act as an introduction for Smalltalk programmers. Duration and Construction The course lasts three days. It is based on a cycle of theory-language-practice-review, with approximately two cycles per day. One non-trivial, practical case-study is developed during the course. Each day will start at 09.00 and finish at 16.30. Intended Audience Participants will be practising software engineers who already know and use a high-level programming languagepreferably a modern, block structured language. They will be wanting to understand and practice the correct use of object technology and might even be considering Smalltalk as their implementation technology. The course can be used as an introductory course and be followed by an object-oriented analysis and design course. It can also be taken after an analysis and design course as a way of solidifying and strengthening theoretical knowledge. Aims To experience all the major insights that are necessary in order to obtain the maximum benefit from object technology

76. SS > NF Reviews > Kent Beck 1997; Guide to Better Smalltalk. 1999; Extreme Programming Explained. 2001. Papers/Articles.Lazy optimization patterns for efficient smalltalk programming. 1996. http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~susan/bib/nf/b/beck.htm

home NF reviews Kent Beck Search Web for Kent Beck Google search Alta Vista search Books Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns Guide to Better Smalltalk Extreme Programming Explained Planning Extreme Programming with Martin Fowler Papers/Articles Lazy optimization: patterns for efficient Smalltalk programming. 1996. In Pattern Languages of Program Design 2 Books : reviews Kent Beck. Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns . Prentice Hall. 1997 Review: Kent Beck has distilled much of his wisdom and experience of writing Smalltalk code into this book of guidelines. These guidelines cover a range of coding topics, including: structuring behaviour using small methods, using of state and temporary variables, using Collection objects, formatting code. The guidelines are structured using the now-popular Pattern Language approach, with catchy names for the patterns (to promote an expanded vocabulary), explanations and discussions of the problems and appropriate solutions, and pointers to other related patterns. Some of these guidelines are new to me, and even the ones I had previously worked out for myself benefit from being written out explicitly and

77. Linux Programming Smalltalk http://www.linuxprogramming.com/Languages/Smalltalk/

78. The TOM Programming Language Object oriented language much in the spirit of the smalltalk, ObjectiveC, Eiffel set of languages. The differences to Objective-C are mainly related to code reuse/use issues. Example in TOM it makes NO difference in code reuse if one has the source or not. http://gerbil.org/tom/

TOM Home TOM Home TOM Tasks FAQ News ... Mailing Lists Mail: support webmaster Recent news (Tue Aug 28 2001) A new tesla bootstrap has been released. (Sun Aug 12 2001) The Mac OS X port has been started. (Fri Apr 27 2001) Preliminary support for building tesla under cygwin has been added. It is available through CVS or a current snapshot. (Sun Apr 15 2001) The website has received some updates. New snashots have been released, as well as a new bootstrap release of tesla. At this point, tesla should be considered the preferred compiler over tomc. (Sun Sep 24 2000) The mailing lists have moved over to mailman. (Sun Jun 4 2000) Maury has been generating some interest at the WWDC Stepwise BOF (Mon Jan 31 2000) VIM is the first editor to have a TOM mode , by Joost Yervante Damad. (Sat Jan 1 2000) Happy hacking! Now with guidance by the TOM Bug Database maintained by Bruce (Sun Oct 31 1999) Feature On the Flexibility of Programming Languages (4k words) ( abstract Older news Short Cuts: Tesla TOM/Gtk GP MU Snapshots: all of 'em tom 20010827 tesla 20010827 mu 20010827 ... tom 1.1.1

79. Leda Project, Timothy Budd, Oregon State University Multiparadigm language, by Timothy Budd, creator of Little smalltalk, Oregon State University. Combines procedural (imperative), objectoriented, logic, and functional programming, in one coherent, unified system. http://cs.oregonstate.edu/~budd/leda.html

The Leda Programming Language Leda is a multiparadigm programming language. The idea of a multiparadigm language is to provide a framework in which programmers can work in a variety of styles, freely intermixing constructs from different paradigms. The techniques supported by Leda include imparative programming, the object-oriented approach, logic programming, and functional programming. A complete description of Leda can be found in the book, Multiparadigm Programming in Leda , published by Addison-Wesley , 1995. Sample chapters from this forthcoming book are available on-line ; these include an introduction to the Leda language and a formal description of the Leda grammar. Other information, including sources for several implementations and various technical reports and other documentation, can be obtained using the deparmental mail server. Send e-mail to almanac@cs.orst.edu ; place the words send leda catalog in the body of your request. The same information is available via anonymous ftp or through the www from the machine ftp.cs.orst.edu

80. CS545S: Modular Programming College course on basic programming concepts modular (encapsulation, abstract data types); objectoriented (class, inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic binding); concurrent (thread, synchronization); via Java compared to Oberon, smalltalk; then dataflow model. http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~tdk/courses/Cs545/

CS545S: Modular Programming (Spring 2003) Time: Tuesday, Thursday 7:00 - 8:30 PM Room: Eliot 103 Weekly Schedule (Tentative) Handouts Course Description Part I: To study basic concepts of modular programming (encapsulation, abstract data types) object-oriented programming (class, inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic binding) concurrent programming (thread, synchronization) through Java, in comparison with Oberon and Smalltalk. Part II: To study the dataflow programming paradigm. Part III: To apply the concepts presented in Part I and Part II through Java-based project work. Prerequisite CS455 or permission of instructor. Credit 3 units. (2 design credits) Instructor T. D. Kimura E-mail : tdk@cs.wustl.edu Office : Jolley Hall Phone : Recommended Readings [1] Flanagan, D. Java in a Nutshell, Topics Introduction 1 week Principle of Modular Programming 1 week Object Oriented Programming in Java 2 weeks Parallel Programming in Java 2 weeks Dataflow Paradigm 2 weeks Modular Programming with Oberon and Smalltalk 3 weeks Project Presentations and Tests 2 weeks Weekly Schedule (Tentative) Grading Homework (30%) Midterm Examination (30%) Final Project (40%) Final Project: Dataflow-based Programming System

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