> [Caffeine is] something very different from a standard single-page Web
> app showing standard HTML elements and no IDE in sight, in exchange
> for a small footprint.
It depends what you do with it. Caffeine can interact with the web
browser and other JavaScript frameworks just as any JS f
What happened with the HostWindowProxy?
El mar., 5 may. 2020 a las 15:32, Esteban Maringolo ()
escribió:
> Is there a way to preserve the window state after saving the image on
> quit and restarting it again?
>
> If I save my image window maximized I would like it to be maximized
> when starting
Ahh. Apologies. I don't think I understand your point. Are you saying
Smalltalkers habitually make obscure/cool things with no documentation and
leave their coolness to make their case for adoption rather then helping
people adopt them with documentation & other help? Or something else?
I wa
> I've watched the youtube presentation and navigated through the impress
> presentation on your site and it too quickly introduces tons of concepts
> of
> what you can do but nothing about why anyone should want to do those
> things
> or how to put them together into something a user would use o
Hi Craig,
I wonder if you had or could make something like this:
https://jgthms.com/web-design-in-4-minutes/
that shows the value of caffeine in a way being placed into the default dev
environment + readme doesn't. Specifically the way the person exposes both
how to do CSS and the value/consequ
Hi Craig,
>> ...Even better, a standalone application that could be hosted on
>> a plain static server, since all the code would run client-side.
>
> E.g., https://caffeine.js.org/3d
Yes, caffeine is impressive, but also something very different from a
standard single-page Web app showing st
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Is there a way to preserve the window state after saving the image on
quit and restarting it again?
If I save my image window maximized I would like it to be maximized
when starting again.
Having it otherwise can be annoying when moving from different screen
resolutions, because a 1920x1080 maxim
Hi Konrad--
> ...Even better, a standalone application that could be hosted on
> a plain static server, since all the code would run client-side.
E.g., https://caffeine.js.org/3d
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Hi guys,
Is there something wrong with autocomplete in blocks in Pharo 8?
If I'm typing a variable in a block the autocomplete does not appear. In the
following statement I'm expecting a popup after typing "eac" :
'myString' do:[:eachChar | eac
TIA
Davide
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By the way, while playing with this problem, I ran into a moderately
painful issue.
There is a reason that Smalltalk has both #printString (to get a
printable representation of an object) and #asString (to convert a
sequence to another kind of sequence with the same elements.) If I
*want* #printS
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Hi Erik,
> So it could be a way of creating standalone web applications. If that was
> the thought behind the question.
Exactly. Even better, a standalone application that could be hosted on
a plain static server, since all the code would run client-side.
> I did use this mechanism of creating s
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