The author of this blog, James Robertson, passed away in April 2014. This blog is being maintained by David Buck (david@simberon.com).
Today's screencast demonstrates how to create a Document object and print it using the native print dialog on Windows (rather than the default printer, which is what will normally happen). ,You can download the code used in this screencast here.
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In addition to the screencasts I've been doing, the Pharocast guys have been doing a bunch of screencasts, and the Gemstone folks have been on a tear releasing video, too. Great time to start learning Smalltalk!
Technorati Tags: video, screencast
Dave Buck relays news of Cincom customer Igor Dmytryk talking about the trading system at EDC at the next Ottawa STUG, on Feb 10:
The core trading platform used by the Treasury group at Export Development Canada is written in Smalltalk. The system has been under constant development for over 10 years. The talk will demo the system and cover aspects of our development methodology, testing and future plans.
Send email to Dave to RSVP; the talk starts at 6PM, here:
Main Lobby of EDC
151 O'Connor
Ottawa
If you've registered for one of the Smalltalk events we have coming up (in Paris and London), you may well have gotten inaccurate information in the confirmation email. It looks like the times are off by 5 hours (London) and 6 hours (Paris). The events run from 9 AM - 1 PM local time in both locations.
The addresses you received are fine; just be careful about the times :)
Today's screencast looks at the JSON support that ships as part of WebVelocity 1.0.
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Technorati Tags: seaside, json, webvelocity
I've created a new category for the tutorial style posts - if you want to browse just those posts, use this url. You can also subscribe to those posts in any news aggregator.
Today's Screencast shows you how to create a RESTful Web Service in Seaside. You can get the code here; if you would rather see a text/image based walkthrough, go to my earlier post. To watch now, just click on the viewer below:
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There's a Smalltalk meetup taking place in Germany (Cologne) on February 18:
Vision Factory GmbH
Soemmeringstr. 75
50823 Cologne
(across the yard at the rear house)
Hat tip Torsten
Here's Roland Wagener of the Georg Heeg company, talking about a project he did to match printed graphic materials match up as closely as possible with a website. To watch, click on the viewer below:
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Today's Smalltalk Daily shows you how to build a simple, RESTful web service using the VisualWorks Web Toolkit (the same code may be used in ObjectStudio). Here's a zip file with the example service. If you would prefer a text and image based walkthrough, try my earlier post on this. Here's a zip file with the code. To watch, click on the viewer below:
You can download the video directly here. If you like this kind of video, why not subscribe to "Smalltalk Daily"?
Technorati Tags: REST, web services, video, JSON
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