> I will print this kind of memorandum and distribute it to the students and 
> other computing guys that are disappointed. I feel good ;-)
> 
> INRia's guys you probably have exciting discussions that permit such "way of 
> life"  (Pharo lifestyle).

Herve you lost me. ;)

What I just wanted to say is that we want to build a cool system = nice, easy 
to use and robust.

Stef

>> Hi guys
>> 
>> Some days ago we were chatting with igor and he made an interesting remark 
>> about a kind of hidden philosophy 
>> behind pharo: the idea that we systematically want to make the system 
>> better. 
>> In fact I realized that what we are doing is to make a system nice, robust 
>> and powerful so that everybody can use
>> to realize their goals. But we want to have a system where not only smart 
>> guys can manage to do something with it but also 
>> less talented people like me (I know that some of you will say but stef you 
>> are good, I'm a newbie in a lot of domains but
>> I learn fast if I can get a chance to avoid to bump on the walls). I want a 
>> system that let me learn from itself. 
>> I think that lot of things fall naturally in place from this vision 
>> (documentation, oo practices - not having car inheriting from wheel, tests
>> comments, adequate abstractions, modularity). I want a system that everybody 
>> can nicely build his own software. 
>> So in short I want pharo to be like a nice garden with greenhouses for 
>> building new garden with tools versus a jungle where
>> only skilled adventurers can make it through.
>> 
>> Stef
>> 
> 
> 


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