Maybe it's because we feel Objective-C to be family. :)
Maybe because of Apple's early connection to Parc and Smalltalk, who knows.
On Thu, May 26, 2011 at 5:51 PM, Casimiro de Almeida Barreto
casimiro.barr...@gmail.com wrote:
Em 26-05-2011 09:02, Igor Stasenko escreveu:
On 25 May 2011
On 25 May 2011 20:45, Hilaire Fernandes hilaire.fernan...@gmail.com wrote:
I have no idea how hard it is to pass the apple check.
It can indeed temper any effort doing a theme.
I think that i can express Apple's policy using single statement:
- why you using language X for your project, if you
Clearly Apple has a restrictive police on development and
commercialization of products for the iOS platform. It is not related
only to development language/environment but also content. Apple censors
and decides what can and what cannot be put in their (should be their
customers)
In the long run we are all dead ;)
(sorry, I couldn't resist it)
El 26/05/2011, a las 2:20p.m., Toon Verwaest escribió:
Clearly Apple has a restrictive police on development and
commercialization of products for the iOS platform. It is not related
only to development language/environment
Toon == Toon Verwaest toon.verwa...@gmail.com writes:
In the long term I think Android will win this championship.
Toon +1... but don't say it too loudly; it might wake up the fanboys ;)
As long as the UI designers in the open source camp are few and far
between (yes, gimp, I'm looking at
Em 26-05-2011 14:40, Randal L. Schwartz escreveu:
(...)
Toon +1... but don't say it too loudly; it might wake up the fanboys ;)
As long as the UI designers in the open source camp are few and far
between (yes, gimp, I'm looking at you), I don't think Apple has much
to worry about. Apple
Casimiro == Casimiro de Almeida Barreto casimiro.barr...@gmail.com
writes:
Casimiro Anyways, I just don't think that leaving Android aside is a
Casimiro good idea.
And on that, we can agree.
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About Android: A Squeak version by Andreas Raab (proof of concept)
made it to the market, but seems to be unmaintained. Is there any
information, about how it was done, what the caveats are and how this
might leverage smalltalk development on Android?
The poor man's android application in Pharo
Em 26-05-2011 19:28, Markus Fritsche escreveu:
About Android: A Squeak version by Andreas Raab (proof of concept)
made it to the market, but seems to be unmaintained. Is there any
information, about how it was done, what the caveats are and how this
might leverage smalltalk development on
About Android: A Squeak version by Andreas Raab (proof of concept)
made it to the market, but seems to be unmaintained. Is there any
information, about how it was done, what the caveats are and how this
might leverage smalltalk development on Android?
http://code.google.com/p/squeak-android-vm/
Hi All,
Sorry if this topic has been covered in a previous email, I couldn't find
anything conclusive so I'm posting it for my own clarity.
I am a smalltalk programmer at heart but have been working in java at a java
shop for sometime. Recently there's been a very strong directive from
On 25 May 2011 16:22, Steve Wirts stevewi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Sorry if this topic has been covered in a previous email, I couldn't find
anything conclusive so I'm posting it for my own clarity.
I am a smalltalk programmer at heart but have been working in java at a java
shop for
the regulation of apple makes that JIT are forbidden. Now you can run pharo Cog
Stack (no JIT) interperter.
We would support any speed improvements that help in that direction.
We are planning to clean event handling and other in that perspective.
Stef
On May 25, 2011, at 4:22 PM, Steve Wirts
so a version purely for inhouse/research/educational use isn't likely to be
created?
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 10:57 AM, Stéphane Ducasse
stephane.duca...@inria.fr wrote:
the regulation of apple makes that JIT are forbidden. Now you can run pharo
Cog Stack (no JIT) interperter.
We would
so a version purely for inhouse/research/educational use isn't likely to be
created?
Why not.
But so far what is the microprocessor of ipad if this is not an intel then it
means that the assembly generation
has to be done and our plate is full.
Stef
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 10:57 AM,
Well... I'm going to use this post to talk a bit about Pharo in iOS, because it
is more complex than having a vm working
But first, a summary of where we stand:
1) The Stack VM is working with iPhone/iPad, but needs some minor adjustments
(some tuning).
One problem here is that I didn't
A third option could be to build a polymorph theme for iPAD.
This is an intermediate option I discussed a bit with Bert, to do a
DrGeo port for iPAD.
Frankly speaking if someone is interested to work with me on that
direction we may be able to produce something in our range and useful
for the
Sorry, but no, this is not an option.
A theme will never pass the apple quality check :(
Esteban
El 25/05/2011, a las 1:22p.m., Hilaire Fernandes escribió:
A third option could be to build a polymorph theme for iPAD.
This is an intermediate option I discussed a bit with Bert, to do a
DrGeo
mmm... I'm seeing dr. geo (never did before, he), and I think a version of it
as a single screen, like a game, who can popup cocoa dialogs (for copyright,
etc.) could work. More or less a mix of first approach with John's approach.
It can work for Dr.Geo but that is still a specific case...
I have no idea how hard it is to pass the apple check.
It can indeed temper any effort doing a theme.
Hilaire
Le 25/05/2011 18:29, Esteban Lorenzano a écrit :
Sorry, but no, this is not an option.
A theme will never pass the apple quality check :(
Esteban
El 25/05/2011, a las 1:22p.m.,
On Wed, May 25, 2011 at 11:22 PM, Hilaire Fernandes
hilaire.fernan...@gmail.com wrote:
A third option could be to build a polymorph theme for iPAD.
This is an intermediate option I discussed a bit with Bert, to do a
DrGeo port for iPAD.
Frankly speaking if someone is interested to work with me
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