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You just have to get used to it. I find Squeak to be more powerful than GNU Smalltalk because it has integrated version control and is basically the most self-a
by omouse 17y ago
You just have to get used to it. I find Squeak to be more powerful than GNU Smalltalk because it has integrated version control and is basically the most self-aware IDE there is. The GUI may look ugly but it's usable and I thought programmers didn't care much for beauty if the functionality was there ;)
- hboon 17y agoLike I tell everyone who cares, if you want to start with Smalltalk and can't stand Squeak, give Dolphin a go if you are on Windows. There's a free version. (You might still want to come back to Squeak or Pharo later).
- hboon 17y agoAnd if there is something equivalent to it on OS X, I will ditch Xcode for most tasks, and run to use Dolphin. It is that good. Ambrai Smalltalk gave me some hope. But unfortunately, it seemed to have died in beta.