ok so I need to be writing code in Pharo whilst drinking coffee from a Pharo
branded coffee mug. Am I right? Yes of course I am.
I'll start 3 discussions:
1. What mechanism for the store front.
2. What images and message do we want to convey.
3. What products do we most want.
Then, depending on wha
How are we going to run the logistics of the Pharo merchandising?
I have run a small business selling domain specific t-shirts, hats etc and I
had a small online store running on a web server.
That's nice from the point of view that it's sole purpose is the domain, but
on the down side then it is
I have to agree.
I would love to have a Pharo T-shirt. And I think I know some other people
that would be interested :)
Perhaps we could also get Pharo ecocups that we can provide for the sprints
as an environment-friendly alternative of plastic glasses.
2013/6/8 Jeff Gray
> ok so I need to b
On 08 Jun 2013, at 15:16, Clément Bera wrote:
> I have to agree.
>
> I would love to have a Pharo T-shirt. And I think I know some other people
> that would be interested :)
+1
But we need über cool geeky designs as well.
> Perhaps we could also get Pharo ecocups that we can provide for t
Jeff Gray wrote
> Pharo is hot! We need to celebrate it.
Damn right!!!
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Bahman Movaqar wrote
> I wrote a blog entry[1] about Pharo and would appreciate your opinions
> and possible corrections.
Very nice overview. Thanks for writing it. I will tweet...
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On Jun 8, 2013, at 3:21 PM, Sven Van Caekenberghe wrote:
>
> On 08 Jun 2013, at 15:16, Clément Bera wrote:
>
>> I have to agree.
>>
>> I would love to have a Pharo T-shirt. And I think I know some other people
>> that would be interested :)
>
> +1
>
> But we need über cool geeky designs
> How are we going to run the logistics of the Pharo merchandising?
>
> I have run a small business selling domain specific t-shirts, hats etc and I
> had a small online store running on a web server.
> That's nice from the point of view that it's sole purpose is the domain, but
> on the down sid
I'd personally like stickers. I'm about to have some vinyl stickers
printed by the Sticker Guy (https://www.stickerguy.com/index.html). If
you're interested I'll let you know how they turn out. It'll be a few
weeks before I get them in, though.
<3 Ken
On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 7:50 AM, Stéphane Duca
+9. I would love a mug :)
And sticker for laptop is also nice!
On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 12:05 PM, Kenneth Pullen wrote:
> I'd personally like stickers. I'm about to have some vinyl stickers
> printed by the Sticker Guy (https://www.stickerguy.com/index.html). If
> you're interested I'll let you kn
On Jun 8, 2013, at 5:44 PM, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
> +9. I would love a mug :)
> And sticker for laptop is also nice!
yes
>
>
> On Sat, Jun 8, 2013 at 12:05 PM, Kenneth Pullen
> wrote:
> I'd personally like stickers. I'm about to have some vinyl stickers
> printed by the Sticker Guy
Hi,
while developing my app with seaside, I sometimes use inspect within any
statement.
I am used from Pharo 1.4 and from other smalltalk dialects, that >>inspect
returns the receiver itself.
But in Pharo 2.0 it returns an instance of SystemWindow.
I dont see any sense in that. It that with intent
Zazzle is another site that could give us a range of international sites.
(I'm guessing this model would keep costs and delivery times down for the
consumer)
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On 8 June 2013 20:29, Sabine Knöfel wrote:
> Hi,
>
> while developing my app with seaside, I sometimes use inspect within any
> statement.
> I am used from Pharo 1.4 and from other smalltalk dialects, that >>inspect
> returns the receiver itself.
> But in Pharo 2.0 it returns an instance of System
I think the reason was the need of registering onWindowClose: event or
closing the window by the code easily. Now you can do :
| w |
w := Object inspect.
w onWindowClosed: [ ... ].
...
w close.
2013/6/9 Igor Stasenko
> On 8 June 2013 20:29, Sabine Knöfel wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > while developing
I should give an example why this is not useful for me.
While developing, I use >>inspect to see, what is in any object AND I want
the app to proceed.
E.g. while creating a report, I want to see the table columns in an
inspector.
I don't want to halt and debug, I only want to see an inspector.
se
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