+1 on the long term support idea. Changing an application every year to support
a new version of Pharo is a nonstarter for most of my clients.
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I second that.
A locked up Pharo IDE is infuriating. A dead/broken keyboard is proof of
this.
I have been using Jetbrains IDEA for a while now and love the embedded
terminal, the Ctrl-Tab for tools and Ctrl-f12 for jumping to a method + the
shift shift global search (kind of spotter) that matches
> Am 11.04.2019 um 15:29 schrieb Mariano Martinez Peck :
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> Hi Esteban,
>
> We talk this privately a couple of weeks ago, but I thought it was worth
> writing again here. As for other IDE's being enjoyable, I can only talk about
> VASmalltalk. If there is ONE thing I enjoy from it, is the st
+1 on the long term support and stability topic.
... and if I remember correctly, either Stephane or Marcus once talked
about plans for some kind of LTS version at ESUG two or three years ago...?
Am 11.04.19 um 15:29 schrieb Mariano Martinez Peck:
Hi Esteban,
We talk this privately a couple
Hi Esteban,
We talk this privately a couple of weeks ago, but I thought it was worth
writing again here. As for other IDE's being enjoyable, I can only talk
about VASmalltalk. If there is ONE thing I enjoy from it, is the stability.
May be ugly, may be too-windows, may be full of menus you don't u
Thanks guys - I think some useful clarifications came out of this - and I hope
it doesn’t dent anyone’s enthusiasm to spreading the good word about all useful
technology and approaches.
> On 11 Apr 2019, at 08:28, Michael Zeder wrote:
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>
>
>> How about we just move on?
>
> Thanks. I have r
How about we just move on?
Thanks. I have responded in private to persons who asked for it, to not
further flood the list.
To close this thread, I feel it may be necessary to say something
conciliatory: So, apology to Richard for being rude and loud. I was
pushing for reactions, and sinc
