Petr,
I've been working as a Consultant for many big corporations (mainly in
VA Smalltalk) since 1996. The situation you describe is very well known
to me. But in my opinion there is no technical reason for this. It's a
managerial problem. Ever since IBM went out to their customers and told
t
Push petr! We are trying hard to make Pharo really a different
programming experience and slowly we are getting there.
Stef
On Sun, Oct 22, 2017 at 6:56 PM, Petr Fischer wrote:
> Here. (But from one point of view, it's a litte misery, 10-20 year old code
> sometimes, a mess, old VAST, absolutel
Here. (But from one point of view, it's a litte misery, 10-20 year old code
sometimes, a mess, old VAST, absolutely no interest from young colleagues with
no experience to willingly learn something about Smalltalk etc etc.).
If I bring up enough arguments, we will use Gemstone+Pharo tools in the
Done :)
On Sun, Oct 22, 2017 at 10:33 AM, Ben Coman wrote:
> At https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15523807
> the question is asked... "Does anyone on here program in Smalltalk
> professionally? Not to get off topic, but I'm curious and would like to
> know how it stacks up compared to what th
At https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15523807
the question is asked... "Does anyone on here program in Smalltalk
professionally? Not to get off topic, but I'm curious and would like to
know how it stacks up compared to what they did previously? "
If you've earning a living from programming Smal
