>>> :) >> What would you be an extreme abstractor :) >> >> BTW henrik it is snowing at your place because here eveyrthing is white but >> not deep enough to have fun with it. >> > Not much snow here either, supposedly coming next week. Colder than I > like though, -9C this morning :S > BTW, I somehow ended up reading the Squeak mailing list from Dec. 2004 > yesterday, the correct quote for what I believe you allude to would be > "Random reorganizer" ;)
lol >>> > One step at a time... > For all the people interested in learning in the Squeak community, it > somewhat surprises me not one of them seems concerned of the experience > for anyone above the age of 10. > IE. If you're a student looking for an open-source implementation of > Smalltalk to learn from and dive in all the way to the turtles, even if > you made it past the UI of squeak, you'd still be running away screaming > from the mess underneath, instead of admiring its structure and > beautiful code... amen! Now this is changing so we should also learn from them and stay humble. working and learning. I used to teach and to never lie to smart students else they think and know that you are an idiot. So I always said: this is a cool concept, the implementation is suboptimal but we are working on fixing it. Now we do it. Stef _______________________________________________ Pharo-project mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gforge.inria.fr/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/pharo-project
