Hi Mayuresh,
Thanks for sharing your background. My advice would be to simply download
it and "suck it and see".
I've got twenty years on you and have spent my whole career working
with computers (punched cards anyone?). I still get a buzz out of
programming in Smalltalk. The reason it is such a
Hi Mayuresh,
I think that the choice of what programming language one needs to learn
or use depends today from the goals that you have - and these goals are
not only tied to specifiic business projects that you (might) pursue but
also career and self-enrichment missions. Years ago we had progr
Hola Juan,
Good to hear that you are interested in Pharo.
The equivalent of Matplotlib is Roassal. You can check this video that we did
(7min) of using Roassal for making visualizations for football data: [
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOn9jVGa83c |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOn9jVGa
Hello Mayuresh,
As you said, in Pharo we don't have an implementation of a casual profiler at
the moments. I don't know if someone will implement one in a near future.
We have other profilers in Pharo: MessageTally and AndreasProfiler, both
already in the image, are profilers that use sampling
Hi,
Thanks for your response. The size of datasets is not an issue, but my
intention is not to bridge to Python. The reason behind the question is that
(and sorry for those who love it) I think Python is an ugly language. It's very
powerful due to its libraries: Yes. But as a language, I find it
Thanks, Sebastian for pointing to these libraries. For sure I will take a look
at them!
Best,
Juan P. Cruz
From: Sebastian Jordan Montano
Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2023 9:13 AM
To: Any question about pharo is welcome
Subject: [Pharo-users] Re: New to Pharo: Some
Hi all.\
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I added a 'dynamic' image to the TinyBootstrap repo. It is a tiny image
containing a pre-installed code loader. This code loader allows you to load
additional classes and methods and (optionally) save this in the image. Code
(in the form of a class method) can be executed from the com
Hi Juan,
you might have a look to PolyMath:
https://github.com/PolyMathOrg/PolyMath
We are trying to build something equivalent to pandas et other scientific
libraries in Python.
Arms to help us are welcome ;-)
Regards,
On Mon, 16 Jan 2023 at 04:10, Juan Cruz wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your res
