Showing posts with label Self. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Self. Show all posts
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Lively TclTk
Lively-Kernel meets Tcl/Tk?
My latest install of Tcl/Tk 8.5 from Activestate left a link in Windows to Tk demos. One is named "A Celebration of Rube Goldberg" and should impress Self-as-JavaScript fans of Sun LivelyKernel or Avocado.
Regardless of the grief in getting Tcl with OO out of 8.6 beta, the demos are a great presentation. I continue to use Html Viewer 3 (Tcl/Tk's hv3 browser) as a light-weight browser when my laptop's sole-core is over-loaded with a few of today's greedy app's wildly swapping in and out (and no, the worst offender happens not to be from Microsoft.)
Btw, Squeak Smalltalk is working to get their base image down to about 10Mb. Remember when shared DLL's were to keep us all happy below 640K ? Gates' Hades, Hades' Gates.
PS: I have added a label/tag for Pharo Smalltalk - now the preferred ST for Seaside?
PPS: here is the Avocado blog: there.
Labels:
Javascript,
lively-kernel,
Pharo Smalltalk,
Self,
strongtalk,
Sun,
Tcl,
Tcl/Tk,
Tk
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
LivelyKernel Safari
The latest LivelyKernel is failing in Win XP in the latest Safari. Hmmm.
Labels:
Lively Kernel,
morphic,
Safari,
Self
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Lively Kernel
I was going to check out a GreaseMonkey extension for Epiphany when it occurred to me I had not stopped by lively-kernel.org for some time. Imagine my surprise when my latest XP Safari blew out! But good news: everything seemed fine running in the latest Opera.
Labels:
browser,
Javascript,
LivelyKernel,
morph,
Self
Monday, December 21, 2009
strongtalk Smalltalk: a new release
There is a new release of the strongtalk variant of Smalltalk at code.google
The story behind the Strongtalk team, Sun, Self, Netscape and Javascript is somewhat painful.
But thanks to the work of David Griswold we have a new Windows executable, a Mac OSX executable and easy builds on linux with gcc.
If you know anything about Smalltalk (or even the Tcl IDE bult in XOTcl) you will want to see the visionary strongtalk browser (especially if you have seen live code edits in Seaside web pages.)
Work also progresses on Self, the Sun LivelyKernel and Clean Slate Smalltalk. Likely we are just plain lucky that Self and strongtalk escaped into open-source before Oracle acquired Sun.
Other recent Smalltalk notables: Cincom Web Velocity, Squeak Pharo, Iliad, Aida.
Notable Smalltalk-and-Actor inspired innovation: Io, the language.
The story behind the Strongtalk team, Sun, Self, Netscape and Javascript is somewhat painful.
But thanks to the work of David Griswold we have a new Windows executable, a Mac OSX executable and easy builds on linux with gcc.
If you know anything about Smalltalk (or even the Tcl IDE bult in XOTcl) you will want to see the visionary strongtalk browser (especially if you have seen live code edits in Seaside web pages.)
Work also progresses on Self, the Sun LivelyKernel and Clean Slate Smalltalk. Likely we are just plain lucky that Self and strongtalk escaped into open-source before Oracle acquired Sun.
Other recent Smalltalk notables: Cincom Web Velocity, Squeak Pharo, Iliad, Aida.
Notable Smalltalk-and-Actor inspired innovation: Io, the language.
Labels:
LivelyKernel,
Self,
Slate,
Smalltalk,
strongtalk
Monday, June 29, 2009
A new home for Aule Browser ...
Aule Browser is now residing at www.aule-browser.com
There are still come kinks for Mac and Linux users ...
And I must find time to get Self 4.4 on my linux box from http://selflanguage.org/ ...
There are still come kinks for Mac and Linux users ...
And I must find time to get Self 4.4 on my linux box from http://selflanguage.org/ ...
Labels:
Aule Browser,
Curl,
Self
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