Dan Ingalls is one of my computing heroes. I admire how he has forged a fairly unique path of focusing on Smalltalk and dynamic software development and explora

Dan Ingalls is one of my computing heroes. I admire how he has forged a fairly unique path of focusing on Smalltalk and dynamic software development and exploration environments, and how he turned Javascript into a Smalltalk-like system with Lively. It's also interesting to me that environments like Smalltalk that required massive computing resources at the time are basically in the noise on a modern system. I wonder if this uses webassembly or just javascript? Noting that the Smalltalk zoo is hosted on CHM's domain, I note that I am a huge fan of CHM reviving historical systems as operational emulations in web pages - ideally with appropriate software and user documentation. (The same goes for the Internet Archive's collection of historical software and games running in emulation.) I really enjoy historical system demos as well, but those tend to be limited due to physical constraints (and the need for hardware restoration.) One day I also hope to visit the MADE[1] in Oakland. [1] https://www.themade.org https://www.themade.org