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I don't think you're wrong. But I think we need the examples before we can prove you're right. Nothing prevents anyone from taking this code and building a lab
by bphogan 17y ago
I don't think you're wrong. But I think we need the examples before we can prove you're right. Nothing prevents anyone from taking this code and building a lab out of it as a secondary method of learning.
Of course, you're perfectly free to set up your own project using Squeak. I bet you'd get a lot of people onboard with that. Then you can prove me wrong :)
- stcredzero 17y agoAgain you're not quite understanding the point. Squeak already is a massive project of the kind you're referring to, but substituting instant source access/change/immediate feedback for having kids type in code.