Le 27/9/16 à 17:17, julius a écrit :
Thanks for all replies and the good advice. Grafoscopio looks impressive and
very interesting! After working more and more with Pharo I see and
understand the approach to documentation better I think. So my next steps
will be finishing the application I'm wr
Hi,
On 27/09/16 09:17, julius wrote:
Thanks for all replies and the good advice. Grafoscopio looks impressive and
very interesting!
Thanks. There is still a lot of work to be done and code to be improved,
but is getting more maturity. Still I would like to make some videos
showing the new c
Thanks for all replies and the good advice. Grafoscopio looks impressive and
very interesting! After working more and more with Pharo I see and
understand the approach to documentation better I think. So my next steps
will be finishing the application I'm writing and documenting that, also if
I see
In this problem/project custom learning path now I'm learning better
packaging and exploring the Spec-Glamour interface.
Cheers,
Offray
On 26/09/16 19:40, Offray Vladimir Luna Cárdenas wrote:
Julius,
On the interactive documentation front I'm working in a project called
Grafoscopio. Now it
Julius,
On the interactive documentation front I'm working in a project called
Grafoscopio. Now it has a translated English main page at [1]. Is not
for writing code documentation, but for writing tutorials, books and
alike that mix prose, code, data and visualizations, think in something
sim
The documentation of pharo currently is much better than documentation for
open source projects of similar size. Do not expect full or large
documentation with such small community or class comments.
"See and discover yourself" is the approach to coding at large because in
most cases whether you h
Thanks for you answers!
I'm aware of the books on the pharo.org/documentation page. But for me that
is not
sufficient. I'm currently playing around while programming my fist own and
unguided
application. It will be quite simple, just a reminder application where
notes can be
added, removed, edited
Hi Julius,
Have a look at http://books.pharo.org
These should certainly get you started.
Sven
> On 23 Sep 2016, at 18:16, julius wrote:
>
> Probably this is a very beginners question but is there a documentation
> online
> or within the Pharo image for all the base-framework components like a
On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 6:16 PM, julius wrote:
> Probably this is a very beginners question but is there a documentation
> online
> or within the Pharo image for all the base-framework components like all
> collections, Morphic, Numbers and so on?
>
> I know Pharo uses a lot the 'see and discover
General documentation on all the base frameworks is present in the *Pharo
by example* book. You can download it for free here:
http://pharobyexample.org/versions/PBE1-2009-10-28.pdf
Or here for the updated version:
https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/view/Books/job/UpdatedPharoByExample/lastSucc
Probably this is a very beginners question but is there a documentation
online
or within the Pharo image for all the base-framework components like all
collections, Morphic, Numbers and so on?
I know Pharo uses a lot the 'see and discover yourself' approach but
sometimes,
especially for beginners
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