og open or when selecting it in the code
editor would help to grasp the frameworks faster. Since I still don't know
much about the whole system: would that be hard to implement?
Best,
Julius
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te, I will do.
Best,
Julius
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graphics. It would be really helpful to have somthing like that for example
for
Voyage (maybe it's there but I did not found it).
Thanks for helping me out!
Julius
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Thank you very much Stepharo and Ben, your answers are very helpful. I also
realised that I should read the Monticello chapter in the book again. It's
amazing how much functionality Pharo provides out of the box, sometimes
almost too much :)
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I'm new to Smalltalk, I did the Inria MOOC and really like the way of how to
construct applications. Still I wonder how development teams approach
development with Pharo.
Currently I'm thinking of implementing a small idea of mine with Pharo since
Seaside felt quite nice when I experimented a bit.
Hi,
Looks good after a (really) short look, except for the content table. At least
if I open the book in iBooks on my Mac every entry for ‘Conclusion’ has the
page number 19, and every ‘Getting Started’ links to page 2.
Best,
Julius
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