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one of the most annoying things about smalltalk/pharo is that the "marketing" tell you it's simple and the syntax fit in a sheet of paper, yet all the times i t
by znpy 4y ago
one of the most annoying things about smalltalk/pharo is that the "marketing" tell you it's simple and the syntax fit in a sheet of paper, yet all the times i tried to try it i had to go through a lot of pharo introductory tutorial before i could even start to type an "hello world".
needless to say I got bored ad moved on.
- scroot 4y ago`Transcript show: 'Hello, World'` Not especially complex syntax. It just doesn't have a lot in common with languages with Algol-like syntax
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- igouy 4y agoWith any programming language there's a lot of introductory tutorial before we even start to type "hello world". ~$ ./visual ./visualnc64.im -nogui -doit "Stdout nextPutAll: 'hello world'; cr. ObjectMemory quit" hello world ~$ — or something like — $ cat hello.st Stdio stdout nextPutAll: 'hello world'; nextPut: Character lf.! SmalltalkImage current snapshot: false andQuit: true! $ bin/pharo --headless Pharo10-SNAPSHOT-64bit-502addc.image hello.st