The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday,
October 28th.
Alexandre Bergel will talk about Agile Visualization with Roassal3.
Visualizing data is probably the easiest part in the field of data
visualization. Numerous books and sophisticated libraries exist for that
very
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On Sun, 8 Nov 2020 at 13:27, Giovanni Corriga wrote:
> The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday,
> November 25th.
>
> Stephen Travis Pope
The UK Smalltalk User Group will have an extra meeting this year on
Wednesday, December 30th.
feenk's Tudor Girba will present the latest in moldable development with
Glamorous Toolkit.
Moldable development is an approach to programming through which we make
the inside of software systems
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday,
November 25th.
Stephen Travis Pope will present Siren9 and CSL6 - Frameworks and
Applications for Sound/Music Creation and Processing.
The Siren system ( https://github.com/stpope/Siren9 ) is a general-purpose
software
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday,
January 27th.
For this presentation, guest speaker Michael Engel will bring us back to
basics with a bare-metal Smalltalk-80 system for the Raspberry Pi.
In 2020, the Xerox PARC research laboratory celebrated its 50th
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday, June
30th.
Hernan Wilkinson ( https://twitter.com/HernanWilkinson ) will talk about
his LiveTyping project.
Currently, almost all mainstream dynamically typed languages support type
annotation a la Strongtalk. Python calls it
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday, May
26th.
Caffeine ( https://caffeine.js.org ) is a livecoded integration of the
SqueakJS Smalltalkvirtual machine with the Web platform and its many
frameworks. Craig Latta will show the current state of Caffeine development
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday,
February 24th.Christian Haider will guide us in a tour of the Amber dialect
of Smalltalk and its Silk web framework.In his own words...
Amber [1], created by Nicolas Petton, is a Smalltalk implemented in
JavaScript running in a
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday, March
31st.
In this meeting, Juan Vuletich will present a Vector Graphic implementation
in Cuis Smalltalk.
Graphics for interactive software have traditionally been constrained for
performance reasons. The consequence is that
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday, April
28th.
Esteban Lorenzano will give us an update on Pharo: What's new? What is
updated? What remains? This talk will present (and show working!) the Pharo
9 roadmap and principal changes made to Pharo since the release of
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday,
August 25th.
Marcus Denker will talk about Variables in Pharo.
We like to say that “Everything is an Object” in Smalltalk. This is true in
many cases: Classes, methods, even the execution stack are reflectively
available as
For this month's meeting, Cincom Smalltalk (
https://www.cincomsmalltalk.com/main/ ) product manager Arden Thomas will
discuss recent product changes and improvements and demonstrate some tools
and features of ObjectStudio and VisualWorks 9.1.
Arden ( https://twitter.com/ArdenTCST ) started
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday,
September 29th.
For this month's meeting, we take a look at an example of an application
written in Smalltalk. Specifically, one that fits in a cultural tradition
that is as old as Smalltalk itself, if not older: that of using
This month, the UKSTUG will take a look at Objective-S (
http://objective.st/ ), an architecture-oriented programming language based
on Smalltalk and Objective-C, by hosting his creator Marcel Weheir.
As per Alan Kay, “Code seems large and complicated for what it does”.
Objective-S addresses one
For our December meeting, Florin Mateoc will show us JsSqueak (
https://github.com/fmateoc/JsSqueak ), a JavaScript implementation of
(JavaScript compiled) Squeak.
Whereas SqueakJS or TruffleSqueak are implementations of the Squeak stack
VM which run the Squeak bytecodes, JsSqueak compiles all
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be on Wednesday, July
30th.
Russell Allen will talk to us about Self ( https://selflanguage.org/ ).
Dating back to the late 1980s, Self is a prototype based programming
language and environment in the broader Smalltalk family. Although Self has
For our January meeting, we'll be hosting GemTalk's Martin McClure who will
talk about a new Smalltalk IDE - Sparkle.
If you're setting out to develop a Smalltalk IDE from scratch, what design
decisions do you make? You'd love to "fix" the things that have long
annoyed you in existing IDEs, but
For this month's UKSTUG meeting, we'll open the floor to the whole audience
and let people show what they are working on.
If you have an interesting project to show, or if you'd like to get some
help with some hard problem, just show up and be ready to present!
This will be an online meeting
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be held on Wednesday,
March 30th 2022.
Come to hear news about Glamorous Toolkit, the moldable development
environment. We were busy over the past year: beside everything else, GT
also became a multi-language notebook + programmable knowledge
The next meeting of the UK Smalltalk User Group will be held on Wednesday,
April 27th 2022.
Newspeak ( https://bracha.org/Site/Newspeak.html ) is a programming system
in the Smalltalk tradition, whose current incarnation runs in the web
browser. Newspeak is designed to provide the liveness
For our May meeting, Object Guild's Jonathan van Alteren and Erik Stel will
give us a preview of Expressive Systems.
Expressive Systems is a framework inspired by Richard Pawson's work on
Naked Objects ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naked_objects ). It allows
Object Guild to rapidly develop
For our June meeting, Merik Voswinkel will give us a presentation on
Smalltalk and Self hardware with a focus on manycore parallelism and
distributed computing.
This follows from Jecel Assumpcao Jr's SiliconSqueak presentation at the
California Smalltalkers meetup ( https://youtu.be/CfYnzVxdwZE
For this month's UKSTUG meeting, we'll open the floor to the whole audience
and let people show what they are working on.
If you have an interesting project to show, or if you'd like to get some
help with some hard problem, just show up and be ready to present!
This will be an online meeting from
For this month's meeting, we'll take it easy and have an online social!
Bring your favourite drinks - beer, coffee, or whatever you prefer!
This will be an online meeting from home.
If you'd like to join us, please sign up in advance on the meeting's Meetup
page (
For this month, we'll be welcoming Instantiations' Mariano Martinez Peck
and Seth Berman, who will be talking to us about asynchronous programming
in Smalltalk.
Whether you’re interested in starting a new project or enhancing an
existing system, asynchronous programming offers a great way to
For the UKSTUG 2023 holiday meeting, Simberon's David Buck will present
Beagle Smalltalk.
Over the past 8 years, David has been developing a Smalltalk virtual
machine. He used it to release two Smalltalk Games written in VisualWorks
to run on Andriod and iPhone devices. More recently, he's
For this month's UKSTUG meeting, Dave Mason will talk about Zag Smalltalk,
a new Smalltalk VM written in Zig.
Dave Mason ( http://sarg.ryerson.ca/dmason/ ) has been a professor of
Computer Science at Toronto Metropolitan University (previously known as
Ryerson) for 41 years. He has done research
Hi,
The UK Smalltalk User Group is looking for presenters for the online events
that we have been running since April 2020.
If you have anything you'd like to share with the community - no matter how
small! - please contact us at i...@uksmalltalk.org or giova...@corriga.net
to discuss what you
For this month's online presentation, Yoshiki Ohshima will demonstrate the
Croquet Microverse ( https://croquet.io/ ), which is a 3D collaborative
construction environment. It is an incarnation of Smalltalk-based Croquet
but instead implemented in JavaScript. Microverse allows a group of users
to
This month's online meeting introduces a new format whereby we'll give
space to commercial companies to discuss how they make use of Smalltalk and
contribute to the Smalltalk community.
The first of this series will be Mercap Software (
https://www.mercapsoftware.com/en/ ), represented by Gabriel
WebAssembly (WASM - https://wikiwand.com/en/Webassembly ) is an instruction
format for portable high-performance code, run by a stack-based virtual
machine. To Smalltalkers, this sounds very familiar. WASM is supported by
the three most popular web browsers, and by other host platforms as well.
For our May presentation, Stephane Ducasse will present the vision behind
Pharo and how that is been implemented incrementally across multiple
releases. In Stef's words:
"The vision of Pharo is based on three pillars:
- First we want to make sure that Pharo is used to develop complex and
robust
For this month's UKSTUG meeting, we'll open the floor to the whole audience
and let people show what they are working on.
If you have an interesting project to show, or if you'd like to get some
help with some hard problem, just show up and be ready to present!
This will be an online meeting
For the UKSTUG June meeting, Simberon's David Buck will present Beagle
Smalltalk.
Over the past 8 years, David has been developing a Smalltalk virtual
machine and image. He used it to release two Smalltalk games which ran on
Android and iPhone devices. More recently, he's re-written the VM to use
For the November UKSTUG meeting, Pierre Misse-Chanabier will talk to us
about Polyphemus for the Pharo Virtual Machine (
https://github.com/hogoww/Polyphemus ).The presentation will focus on how
to create Tooling on the Pharo Virtual Machine. (This does not require
Virtual machine level knowledge)
Pierre Misse-Chanabier will talk to us about Polyphemus (
https://github.com/hogoww/Polyphemus ) for the Pharo Virtual Machine.
The presentation will focus on how to create Tooling on the Pharo Virtual
Machine. (This does not require Virtual machine level knowledge).
We will start by taking a
In this presentation, Maximiliano Tabacman will be presenting the main
features, abstractions and design decisions behind ERA, the Electronic
Roleplaying Assistant (
https://preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/137825/ERA-for-Rolemaster ).
ERA is currently being used to create characters and
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