Thank you, Volkert, for these nice words, we really appreciate it. Looking forward to seeing/hearing more from you.
Sven BTW, you have a nice signature quote ;-) On 27 Dec 2013, at 11:16, Volkert Barr <volk...@nivoba.de> wrote: > Thank you for Pharo …. > > I am following the development of Pharo since its fork from Squeak, and i am > really impressed what you crazy guys all have archived the last years. It all > evolved to really nice language, a fantastic nice looking live programming > environment, cool packages and a growing ecosystems. I have so much fun > using Pharo. Thank you. > > 2011 i gave me a push to learn Pharo and last year i decided to do a small > research prototype with it. The goal is a tool to analyze and visualize > application landscapes. I have implemented a small repository model for the > different architecture levels, some data analytic rules on top the model, and > some model visualizations. For visualization i use Roassal/Mondrian. For > Data-In/-Export i use simply NeoCSV. Next year i plan to add more data > analytic rules, to add model transformation operations to "simulate" > landscape transformations (projects), and to use 3D visualizations with > Roassal3D (City Metaphor). If all works fine, we see what 2015 brings ... > > Pharo is really a productivity boost for me. If you are able to play around > with the objects in an interactive environment life is getting so much easier. > > My wishes for Pharo: > > - Some kind of "Pharo Capability Map". It is really hard to understand for a > newbie what Pharo is all supporting, what is planed for the future, what the > library names are, .... > - Stable Pharo 3.0 > - Roassal3D (Roassal is so coooool, one of the killer frameworks for Pharo). > - More User Interface programming examples > - 64 Bit VM and MultiCore Support > > Thank you guys, and best wishes for 2014 > Volkert > >
