The author of this blog, James Robertson, passed away in April 2014. This blog is being maintained by David Buck (david@simberon.com).
Spotted in comp.lang.smalltalk Google Group
Let we apply this year again for the Google Summer of Code, which as you know is a Google's stipendium program for students to encourage them working on open-source projects [1]. Ok, our first step as community is to collect ideas for possible projects and to apply to the GSoC as an organization.
Follow the link to get involved in the conversation.
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It might take some effort on your part, but have a look at what Cognitone has done
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Mariano has a nice step by step discussion of how and why to give the Nautilus browser a try in the leading edge Pharo environments
Phillippe Marschall posted some interesting numbers on Seaside optimation work:
After some optimizations in both Seaside and AJP I managed to break 8000 requests / sec with a single Pharo 1.3 image. Thanks to SystemProfiler I knew where to look. This is with a single request handler that just returns a two byte response. It doesn't involve any rendering, sessions, continuations or whatsoever but it kicks on the full Seaside request handling machinery with a request context and everything.
It would be interesting to see how many requests a more "normal" set of pages could handle, but this sounds pretty cool.
Now you can work with the hot hobbyist tools in Pharo.
There's a Pharo Conference in France this May:
The Pharo core team organises a Pharo Conference hosted at INRIA Lille Nord Europe located at Villeneuve D'ascq (close to Lille).
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