tbrunz, my comment above was to pander to my own selfish views of
how-the-world-ought -to-work than for your benefit ;-)
My own druthers would have been to refer to this list and your comments in
the para "Pharo is also extremely versatile which is well-explained in this
article, “Smalltalk: It’s
Thanks, xap... This is citation enough for me. (It's also documented in the
comment section of his articles, which is where it actually originated
before being echoed here.)
Richard has my full support, and my implicit (now explicit) permission to
freely borrow my ideas for his nicely-crafted es
Thanks, everyone, for the great input. I will continue to work thru the
background readings and recommendations you graciously supplied and go from
there.
Best regards,
- Don
On Tue, 14 Jan 2020 at 07:04, Bruce O'Neel wrote:
> HI,
>
> I would upgrade that "a good read" to a critical read if yo
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