Hello William,
there is a book named "Learn programming with robots" which is aimed at
teaching programming with Squeak.
The book can be obtained via Amazon and google turned up this page for
download.
https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/download.php/10764/BotsInc-OriginalEnglish.pdf
Then there is Squeak by example which is meant to teach Squeak but
assumes some programming experience.
In both cases find the accompanying Squeak images. This is because
Squeak evolves and for newcomers it's important that the examples just
work. Although finding out why an example did not work is a great
learning achievement people are usually good at providing enough not
working examples for themselves. :-)
The site Casey recommended is a great resource, it can be found here.
http://stephane.ducasse.free.fr/FreeBooks.html
But you have to be a bit careful because of the differences in Smalltalk
dialects. Which means not every example will work unmodified in a
current Squeak image.
Other than that there are Etoys and Scratch which are based on Squeak
but provide a graphical introduction (tile programming) into programming.
And finding an answer to Casey's question, a project that interests you,
may get you some more results.
Cheers,
Herbert
Am 27.12.2013 06:44, schrieb william murphy:
Hello,
If I have never programmed before but want to learn to program with
Squeak, which tutorial should I read?
Thank you,
Will
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