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Category Archives: Squeak
Rails IDE Goes Jurassic
About a year ago in Smalltalk Browser Goes Jurassic I lamented the fact that the Smalltalk browser UI was caught in a techno-aesthetic time warp and cheered the possibility that it might escape to the future and in doing so … Continue reading
Posted in AJAX, One Step Forward, Ruby on Rails, Seaside, Smalltalk, Squeak, usability, Web as Platform
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Smalltalk Browser Goes Jurassic
dabbledb is one of the two coolest web apps I’ve seen in the past month (more on the other in an upcoming post). It’s just amazing and it wouldn’t be possible without Squeak — a robust, free Smalltalk envirionment, and … Continue reading
Posted in AJAX, One Step Forward, Seaside, Smalltalk, Squeak, Web as Platform
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