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Pharo is pretty much the future. I wonder if WebAssembly and it’s upcoming ecosystem will be useful to take some load on a future Smalltalk? [edit: since I’m
by protomyth 8y ago
Pharo is pretty much the future. I wonder if WebAssembly and it’s upcoming ecosystem will be useful to take some load on a future Smalltalk?
[edit: since I’m getting the posting too fast crap here is another language mentioned in the article KRL by Danny Bobrow and Terry Winograd https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/033e/cd544c4e71b14a7d3ee0611a300a20b91232.pdf https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/033e/cd544c4e71b14a7d3ee061... ]
- scroot 8y agoI think about that all the time. Imagine a Smalltalk VM written in WASM. It could load with every site and every site could just be live Smalltalk.
- sumim 8y agoAlthough it's not WASM, perhaps you will prefer http://squeak.js.org/ http://squeak.js.org/ , a Squeak VM written in JavaScript.
- 3rdAccount 8y agoThere's a guy that's written a nice looking Smalltalk in Ruby that works perfectly well in the browser with rails I think.