Smalltalk with James Robertson

All good things must come to an end - and this event is no different. It's been a lot of fun catching up with people I haven't seen in awhile, and meeting new Smalltalkers that I hadn't met. Looking forward to the next one of these, ESUG 2010, and the next Smalltalk Solutions!

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Sunday is winding down here in London, and a lot has been going on. To my right, Bruce Badger is still looking at Sport and Grease, seeing if there's some kind of synergy to be created between the two. He seems to think there's less than he thought there was when he started yesterday.

Right across the aisle, Niall has been plugging away at SUnit ports, and was reviewing progress with Tim - I did some video with him (which I'll post later), and it sounds like a lot of progress has been made:

The Pharo team has been at it hammer and tongs for two days, rarely coming up for air - if they don't get 1.1 nailed down this weekend, it won't be for lack of trying:

Meanwhile, the Seaside tutorial that started this morning is still going strong - Philippe and Julian have been kept busy in there

There are a lot of other things going on as well - I'll have video segments on that stuff coming up over the next few days. One of the interesting things today was the lunchtime discussion. Tim and Julian were looking for feedback on what went right, what could be better, and what people might like to see next time. The plan is to start having semi-regular Camp Smalltalk events:

The focus will likely be on building up the community here in London, with outreach to other developer groups. If you would like to see an event like this somewhere else though, they would be glad to hear about it.

Finally, I should thank Pinesoft for letting us use their office space - it's a very nice facility, and it was great of them to open it up for us on a weekend. It's also a historic building:

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Here's a video from Camp Smalltalk London, 2010 - Tim Mackinnon talking about how the "Intro to Smalltalk" training went on day one of the event. To watch, click on the embedded video below - You can also just click on this link to go to YouTube directly.

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You can download the video directly here. If you need the video in a Windows Media format, then download that here. If you like this kind of video, why not subscribe to "Smalltalk Videos"?

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I've posted a bunch of photos to Facebook - here are a few of them - first, a presentation from the Lesser Smalltalk guys

Next, project work this morning:

And finally, the seaside tutorial:

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Here's a video from Camp Smalltalk London, 2010 - Boris Popov talking about his plans for the event. To watch, click on the embedded video below - You can also just click on this link to go to YouTube directly.

You can follow the Smalltalk channel on YouTube for all the "Camp Smalltalk" videos.

You can download the video directly here. If you need the video in a Windows Media format, then download that here. If you like this kind of video, why not subscribe to "Smalltalk Videos"?

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Here's a video from Camp Smalltalk London, 2010 - Bruce Badger talking about Smalltalk portability across dialects, and what kind of progress in that direction he would like to see at this event. To watch, click on the embedded video below - You can also just click on this link to go to YouTube directly.

You can follow the Smalltalk channel on YouTube for all the "Camp Smalltalk" videos.

You can download the video directly here. If you need the video in a Windows Media format, then download that here. If you like this kind of video, why not subscribe to "Smalltalk Videos"?