>
>
>
> > service or in some fashion that does not require an account to be logged
> in?
> > Forgive my ignorance, but I know very little about Squeak in terms of
> its
> > capabilities. If my question is not relevant, how then is Squeak
> deployed in
> > enterprise environments? I guess what I'm a
>
>
>
> > is it alive?
> and you was infected...
Yep. :)
>2) Can Squeak be used as the engine in enterprise with and without Seaside?
>
> If you company wish pay Microsoft crap, the answer is NO
Nah, I can convince people to use other things. The fact that we use
Microsoft crap is just somet
Hi Sven,
Yes, I'm in Oz, on the Gold Coast. I'm not an expert on Squeak by any
means, but I'm using it in maths education, and thinking seriously about
using it for a PhD in Maths Education in a couple of years. I know of one
other guy (a PHP wizard) who was pretty wowed by Seaside and Squeak, I
> "cdrick" == cdrick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
cdrick> I'm thinking of Randal
cdrick> Schwartz who just got a seaside presentation accepted at OSCON. I'm
cdrick> sure this won't come alone :)
I'm also going to get a Smalltalk BOF at OSCON so watch for it when you get
there.
--
Randal L.
> P.S. Any Squeakers in Australia?
>
Where about are you ?
I'm french but I spent one year in SA in 2000 :)
Really nice country ...
See you
Cédrick
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2008/4/8, Sven Schott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi
>
> I've recently become a Squeak lurker (that means I've downloaded the VM,
> several books, tutorials and done some basic tests but haven't taken the
> plunge...yet). I'm a Ruby user (not programmer) and I recently was
> introduced to Squeak via
> > is it alive?
Yes, but with a much smaller community than Ruby/Rails.
> >2) Can Squeak be used as the engine in enterprise with and without Seaside?
Depends on the enterprise. VisualWorks has more databases and
connectivity support. But Ramon Leon has blogged about working with
Windows in the
El 4/8/08 7:58 AM, "Sven Schott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
> is it alive?
and you was infected...
>2) Can Squeak be used as the engine in enterprise with and without Seaside?
If you company wish pay Microsoft crap, the answer is NO
>3) Is the community small? Big? Growing? Shrinking rapi
Hi
I've recently become a Squeak lurker (that means I've downloaded the VM,
several books, tutorials and done some basic tests but haven't taken the
plunge...yet). I'm a Ruby user (not programmer) and I recently was
introduced to Squeak via Croquet (It looked interesting). I was pretty wowed
by Squ
