Thanks stan :)
If you are looking for a master topic let us know :)
Now my point was more on us getting reality check than students not adoring our 
language.

Stef


> It vastly depends on the way it's presented. I'm a forth year student
> myself, I've been working for several years in java shops (& flex
> recently) and since I've discovered Pharo I started avoiding
> everything else :)
> 
> The image itself, dev tools in the same vm that runs the application,
> excellent frameworks (seaside is much much much more easier to setup
> and also that much easier to use compared to any, any java web
> framework), the really nice api/kernel classes. I DO love it!, and
> I've been exposed to basically everything else popular :)
> 
> However, one has to walk the path of pain (manually editing source
> code without highlight and completion, non-verbose compilers, missing
> debuggers, weird runtime dependencies/dll/jar hells, etc) to fully
> appreciate pharo and smalltalk in general. Otherwise he won't have the
> base to compare.
> Stanislav Paskalev
> 
> 
> 
> On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 7:06 PM, Stéphane Ducasse
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> My point was not about pharo against squeak. I'm not at the microscopic 
>> level....
>> I'm just thinking that remembering when is the last we were bold and face a 
>> complete room to students knowing Java, ruby....
>> is a good way to get feedback on what we believe is cool.
>> 
>> Stef
> 


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