Today's screencast looks at setting up a SQLLite database as a personal Store repository. It's quick, easy, and probably the fastest way to get started with Store as your version control system.
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This week's podcast is an interview we did with Dale Henrichs of Gemstone about the Metacello project - a configuration management add on for Monticello (version control for Squeak and Pharo). We'd like to thank Dale for taking the time to talk to us - it was a lot of fun!
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Mariano Martinez Peck will administrate the joint application supported by Janko Mivšek. They need to supply Google with information about ESUG as a mentoring organisation and a list of ideas/projects, each with a description and a nominated mentor. If their submission get selected by Google they will be told how many projects Google will sponsor — the mentor receives $500 and the student who volunteers to work on the projects will receive $4500.
The deadline to get projects included is March 12; follow the link for full details.
We've had a good event so far (Georg is finishing his talk as I write this) - here are a few snapshots from the day - but first, if you want to hear our wrapup from the event, we'll be on ustream at 7:30 AM EST talking about it. The pics:
Today's screencast is a brief overview of the steps involved in setting up a Cincom Smalltalk based blog server using Silt, a web toolkit based application server that has been in production for over 7 years.
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We're in London today, and we'll be in Paris on Thursday - you can register for the event, or just come to the Mercure Paris Terminus Nord - our event will run from 9 AM to 1 PM (local time), but we'll be there with breakfast out by 8 AM. We have a full program for you - come on out!