Hi all, From the Sapphire web site I read: Sapphire wants to take a fresh look at the Smalltalk philosophy and current implementations. The idea is to produce high quality open-source packages that will be loadable on a micro kernel.
As some of you know, I was a Smalltalk fan&developer in the last twelve years. I have stopped working on smalltalk years ago... anyway, I am happy to look forward the Squeak Smalltalk Community from time to time. I have republished an article on my blog, posted by me on SqueakPeople, over 4 years ago: http://blog.objectsroot.com/blog/2008/apr/29/boosting-squeak-rocksolid-image...
The reason of this republish is simple: I am very happy to see a Squeak code fork called "Sapphire" which share most of my thoughts. I do not love code forks, and I avoided carefully them while working for the Squeak Community. Anyway, after some discussion I have seen on the list, I think Sapphire is a good idea, and it should work nicely with Squeak main code trunk, and vice-versa.
I will take a look to Sapphire, and you will find my throughts in the next months on my blog. You are free to leave comment on my blog.
My 1,25 cent (but they are euros, so I can say "my 2 (U.S.) cents"... byeeee :-)
On Wed, Apr 30, 2008 at 3:13 AM, Giovanni Giorgi jj@objectsroot.com wrote:
Hi all, From the Sapphire web site I read: Sapphire wants to take a fresh look at the Smalltalk philosophy and current implementations. The idea is to produce high quality open-source packages that will be loadable on a micro kernel.
As some of you know, I was a Smalltalk fan&developer in the last twelve years. I have stopped working on smalltalk years ago... anyway, I am happy to look forward the Squeak Smalltalk Community from time to time. I have republished an article on my blog, posted by me on SqueakPeople, over 4 years ago:
http://blog.objectsroot.com/blog/2008/apr/29/boosting-squeak-rocksolid-image...
The reason of this republish is simple: I am very happy to see a Squeak code fork called "Sapphire" which share most of my thoughts. I do not love code forks, and I avoided carefully them while working for the Squeak Community. Anyway, after some discussion I have seen on the list, I think Sapphire is a good idea, and it should work nicely with Squeak main code trunk, and vice-versa.
I will take a look to Sapphire, and you will find my throughts in the next months on my blog. You are free to leave comment on my blog.
My 1,25 cent (but they are euros, so I can say "my 2 (U.S.) cents"... byeeee :-)
Ouch!
-- Giovanni Giorgi Software Architect -- Senior Consultant http://blog.objectsroot.com/
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Hi all, From the Sapphire web site I read: Sapphire wants to take a fresh look at the Smalltalk philosophy and current implementations. The idea is to produce high quality open-source packages that will be loadable on a micro kernel.
As some of you know, I was a Smalltalk fan&developer in the last twelve years. I have stopped working on smalltalk years ago... anyway, I am happy to look forward the Squeak Smalltalk Community from time to time. I have republished an article on my blog, posted by me on SqueakPeople, over 4 years ago: http://blog.objectsroot.com/blog/2008/apr/29/boosting-squeak-rocksolid-image...
The reason of this republish is simple: I am very happy to see a Squeak code fork called "Sapphire" which share most of my thoughts. I do not love code forks, and I avoided carefully them while working for the Squeak Community. Anyway, after some discussion I have seen on the list, I think Sapphire is a good idea, and it should work nicely with Squeak main code trunk, and vice-versa.
I will take a look to Sapphire, and you will find my throughts in the next months on my blog. You are free to leave comment on my blog.
My 1,25 cent (but they are euros, so I can say "my 2 (U.S.) cents"... byeeee :-) -- Giovanni Giorgi Software Architect -- Senior Consultant http://blog.objectsroot.com/
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