This weblog entry details the opening of the FreeAgent external drive from Seagate. As the blog entry title suggests, it’s clear that Seagate’s been influenced by Apple’s packaging habits. What I found interesting isn’t so much the overall look (white boxes with decent design) but that they also seem to have done a [...]
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The first computer I ever purchased with my own money was a Macintosh LC which, if I recall correctly, cost about $2000 back in 1990 or so. I bootstrapped that LC into a consulting gig that kept me occupied with Mac development for a number of years. A number of Macs [...]
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My day job is pretty interesting On some projects, over the course of fixing one bug or adding one feature I may write or modify code written in C++, Java, Python and Lua. If our code generator is involved, you can add Perl to that mix. None of those languages is used trivially so I [...]
Friday, September 22, 2006
My latest article, “Smalltalk for Everyone” is up on O’Reilly’s OnLAMP site. With this I article, I’m hoping that someone who is initially approaching Smalltalk will get their bearings on the language and the environment in a way that helps them navigate the vast array of information about Smalltalk that’s available.
Mark McCahill has some nice videos/screencasts up relating to the Croquet SDK. The first two are a brief introduction to the environment. The third is a rather nice, quick introduction to developement in the Squeak environment on which Croquet is based.
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