[–] mark_l_watson 10y ago ↗ Interesting tour back in time. I had a loaner Smalltalk license in the early 1980s for my Xerox Lisp Machine.As one commenter in the article mentioned, there is Pharo. Pharo is open source and very good.
[–] idcnowapoewej 10y ago ↗ If you are really interested, have a look at Pharo. If not, yes, it is dead.A warning though. Smalltalk is seriously mind-bending for those who come from more routine languages/environments.
[–] memracom 10y ago ↗ You really should look at Squeak as well. http://squeak.org/Pharo is a great implementation of Smalltalk, but Squeak has moved the Smalltalk ideas forward into new territory.
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[ 2.8 ms ] story [ 15.1 ms ] threadAs one commenter in the article mentioned, there is Pharo. Pharo is open source and very good.
A warning though. Smalltalk is seriously mind-bending for those who come from more routine languages/environments.
Pharo is a great implementation of Smalltalk, but Squeak has moved the Smalltalk ideas forward into new territory.