LearningSmalltalk
Last edit December 23, 2014
Recommended reading:
HowToReadSmalltalk
http://www.speakeasy.org/~podenski/stug/reading-smalltalk.pdf
[One wikizen's experience:]
As I got interested in
DesignPatterns
and
ExtremeProgramming
, I constantly saw references to the Smalltalk language and how well it fitted these purposes, as well as being a pure
ObjectOriented
programming language. On googling Web sites and news postings on the subject, I realized I had a narrow programming language experience in that I only knew statically typed languages (Java and C#). Upon downloading
VisualWorksSmalltalk
7 (Non-Commercial), and joining the IRC chat room #smalltalk, I was ready to begin my journey.
I have found that the
VisualWorks
IDE is excellent and can't wait to start developing something in it. This will probably be software for my brother's business. I'll do this for free and use XP to drive it. Meanwhile I have a few books to finish -
RefactoringImprovingTheDesignOfExistingCode
and
ExtremeProgrammingInstalled
. --
MarkMarsella
See also
LearningSqueak
CategorySmalltalk