For sure. I started off with Squeak so I eventually got the git package installed and, in addition to updating the image and the changes file, it also wrote out

For sure. I started off with Squeak so I eventually got the git package installed and, in addition to updating the image and the changes file, it also wrote out the classes I added to disk - basically a directory being the class and every file inside the directory being the implementation of a method. It's hard for me to see what I'd deploy this way, as a pet project, but it's teaching me a lot more about a nice way to do OOP that also gives you an environment in which OOP can thrive.