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Is smalltalk still in use some where?

Excellent and very clear. Thanks Andrei!

glam toolkot is awesome and learning smalltalk just for it

This is such a cool project. I'm playing around with it right now.

When I click the hamburger button and choose the Morphic World the VM crashes.

Smalltalk 🤟

Finally a great and usefull example. Thanks

Very cool

I have a question about smalltalk in general. Was it possible to ever run the environment on bare metal? Is it possible to run any of the derivative environments (including gt) on bare metal?

Fascinating! A tool to help you examine a problem at the useful level of granularity.

In the ruby routes.rb example, did you also model the scopes?

Love it: "anyone that has a question about the system should be served through some experience directly by the system"

Despite the fact I failed hardcore at incorporating GT into my development workflow, I want to believe in moldable development. Thanks for publishing this content, and keep up the good work.

I'm pretty amazed by the discovery of GT. I almost formed a similar concept in my mind and was thinking of implementing a similar approach by myself, now I see every concept from my mind has a practical implementation in GT. Thanks a lot for this GT showcase!

hi how do you get the graphic diagram in ua-cam.com/video/SKv6Fked6SA/v-deo.html?

1:00:35 - 1:02:43 I like the response to that question. Paraphrasing: Question: "How are your developers sharing their tools and view?" Answer: "We currently share using git and trunk-based-development with quickly falling CI. But we want to make it even more collaborative later and have some sort of web-hostable shared GToolkit image in the future" I'm intrigued how much work would be needed for a quick prototype that has none or really simple conflict resolution facilities 🤔. And I agree that it would be a really great thing to use for bigger teams.

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So good. A concise masterclass not just in GT but also Intro to Programming Languages (interactive edition).

this is amazing

Thank you for this, I really love the look of Glamorous Toolkit too; I've been itching to try smalltalk since I started reading Dealers of Lightning!

We have a natural proclivity, as humans, to acquire knowledge in a highly compartmentalized manner. Maybe the application-centricity of the everyday computing is just a corollary. We need as much help as possible from a digital medium like GT to wrestle our instincts. For me the most interesting question is how GT could help me to dampen my less useful traits in the knowledge management and learning realm. Or more generally, every technology is interfering with our stone age brain sometimes with advantageous consequences and sometimes with detrimental A less compartmentalized and naturally multiple point of view system, like GT, would be useful for not just programmers. It is somehow strange that our species is epitomized as a toolmaker and very few operating system, environment, IDE helps the user to create tools cheaply. A really inspirational video.

Great video, I think this should be on the blog intro of what GT is, much more helpful imo

to me smalltalk syntax is like paper form syntax.

Hi, i am a RSS subscriber to your blog but there has been no advertised 'gt in 7 minutes videos' since January :( Would it be possible to fix that?

I discovered GT about a year ago but never had the courage to try it. As an Obsidian user who manipulates text, code, and LaTeX, I feel that GT is heavily focused on developers. Maybe a video comparing GT to Obsidian or other more popular knowledge databases could help me grasp what GT has to offer that other platforms don’t and vice versa.

Great video! Much appreciated.

Excellent demo of Glamorous Toolkit, showing not just its capabilities but the philosophy of moldable, exploratory environments. Taking the ideas pioneered by Smalltalk and bringing them into the 21st century.

Wow, the refactoring tools starting around the 13:30 mark are amazing! I had no idea this was in there.

Really interesting, regards from Argentina

Great video! It's so nice to be able to learn an entire programming language in just 7 minutes. How long does it take to learn the entire Rust language, or the entire language of Python, Java, or JavaScript? Literally months!

Oscar, how did you merge the snippets at 2:58 ?

alt/option + click shows the code that generates the view, shift+control+option to explore ui elements. 5:12 - 5:30 looks super useful, to modify a view, that catches my eye. I wonder if it is possible to filter a view that's a BlElement and get a SearchReferenceFilter back, for ex. to reduce the items in a view to just the items that matches a regex. I really like the introduction of this "How to find stuff in GT" page in the book, it is helping me to refresh my knowledge whenever I open GToolKit after a break, thank you.

Also when I push commit button I get error: "config value 'user.name' was not found" instead of just asking me to setup my user name

could this be extended to operate on the repositories and forget the web browser entirely?

at 4:11 how do you make the method snippet appear please?

I still don't get what GT is used for in the average developer's life. Does it replace the text editor?

Another great video of Tudor spilling his knowledge!

Great series of tutorials! It just needs to mention windows-user key combination. I don't have a Mac. GT is less of a mystery now.

This is great video! Guiding a newbie through the workflow of GT exploration process starting from a string to creating objects with views is very helpful. More videos like this, please!

7:46 did not expect to be hit suddenly by the first implementation I come across in my life of literate programming. Good job to Glamorous toolkit team and to Konrad.

well, I think it woulnd have been much better if you had showed the basic stuffs of smalltalk in Pharo environment. Even showing the debugger, the system browser, the packages and so on. This GT tool is ridiculous, I think. I think your presentation discouraged people from using smalltalk. They do not have "real" feeling of the powerful capabilities of smalltalk live environment. So first: pharo + smalltalk syntax, then the live environment, then your "game" example.... Sorry. It was a weak presentation.

If I may add a suggestion ? I came to get an overview of GT, but the playlist starts with this one and goes back to 1. It were very fascinating to see 2 happy but obviously delirious mad-men practicing voodoo and black 'symbol-magic' called mat..ematics, but I didn't learn much about GT ;-P Kidding oc, but perhaps you could reverse the default play order ? easy->hard, or GT general use->specific examples. Just a thought, thx.

I have the same as you when in full screen on my mac M1. It happens when in full screen GT tries to open a new window. - 34:26 - 56:57 The workaround I have for now is not to go full screen. I have reported an issue with reproduction steps (issue 2703)

Please do one about each about baselines, an example with writing code with dependency, and one about merging and PRs.

The talk about static analysis as presented here is a real strawman. It is valuable as part of a CICD pipeline. It’s been standard for at least a decade now, in my experience, to require no static analysis warnings from the start. You just never find a case in real life where you have hundreds of warnings. Static analysis warnings are just like test fails. If they exist, then the build is considered broken and it must be fix ASAP.

As a developer who is considering learning smalltalk/gt these videos would be far more interesting if when features were discussed (for example the "Routes" tab of controller methods @52), the underlying code was shown that implements these. eg what do you have to add to an object to get a Routes tab in the inspector, and what did the code look like that parsed the controller methods from the ROR code)

This is slick. I've often thought about how most of the problems in software development (understanding / communicating ideas) is really about the problem of graph serialization, and here you are building a way to just work with those graphs as graphs. I'm really looking forward to seeing how this develops!

Bueno

What is the syntax to embed the example in the documentation??

this is a huge upgrade. great job!