The author of this blog, James Robertson, passed away in April 2014. This blog is being maintained by David Buck (david@simberon.com).
It can be painful to put together the URL encoded data for a web form, or to decode the same thing by hand. Today's screencast shows you a small library that eases that task.
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We'll be at the BWI Marriott tomorrow morning with our Smalltalk roadshow - 9 AM - 1 PM, Salon E. See you there!
That hotel is minutes from both the BWI airport and the BWI rail station, and about 20 minutes from Columbia, MD.
And don't forget our live stream at 1:30 PM EST after the event!
There's an (Italian Language) video course on Smalltalk using Pharo; an English language version is supposed to be coming. If you're looking for instruction on VisualWorks, ObjectStudio, and WebVelocity, go to Smalltalk Daily.
Randal is in the process of moving stonehenge.com over to Seaside:
Apparently, while I wasn't looking, some Very Smart People finally ported Pier to new Seaside, which I've been waiting for as a prerequisite to cutting www.stonehenge.com over to Seaside and away from Perl. It's a bit tricky to get it all installed, but I have this magical set of incantations
You can follow the link to get the details on those incantations :)
It's easy to create a new subsystem in VisualWorks or ObjectStudio, but how can you tell when it will run relative to other subsystems? Today's screencast shows you how to figure that out graphically.
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If you're in Toronto and want to hear about what's new in ObjectStudio 8.2, VisualWorks 7.7, and WebVelocity 1.0, then head here at 6:30 PM this evening for the local STUG meeting. We'll be getting dinner and drinks afterwards, so come on out!
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Here's our audio wrapup from Toronto - we live streamed it earlier, and you can watch that recording over on Ustream.
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Here are a few pictures from the Toronto event, which is wrapping up now. If you're near the Baltimore/DC area (including by rail) - join us there on Thursday. Register here; the event is taking place at one of the airport hotels (I'll be able to post the specific location tomorrow, you can get it now by registering).
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There is a german Smalltalker Meeting ("Smalltalk-Stammtisch") on 27.1.2010 in Munich. Just visit the Laab location in the evening. Entrance is free.
Follow the link for more information
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