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by estebanlor 3y ago
you see a welcome wizard when you open it. it has pages, as the arrow show clearly (maybe this is not understood?)... and the 3rd page is literally a pointer to resources to learn pharo (including a small tutorial called ProfStef and an on
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by estebanlor 5y ago
and of course, joining our discord server (invite at: http://pharo.org/community ) is the best way to get help and guidance in fast way, we have several channel dedicated to help newbies :)
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by estebanlor 5y ago
Is a generic purpose language, and there are generic usages, and a lot of examples :) But here you have a huge SaaS made with Pharo: https://yesplan.be/en , and here you have a small mobile app made also with Pharo: https:&
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by estebanlor 5y ago
it works everywhere gtk3 works (we have production applications in windows, macOS and obviously linux)
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by estebanlor 5y ago
truth to be told, we learned that the hard way ;) but we learned! :P
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by estebanlor 5y ago
there was a problem with the PhL, that took more time to update of what we thought. Now it should be working... but please take into account that 32bit versions are deprecated (unless you're working on ARM)
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by estebanlor 5y ago
it doesn't yet support the whole IDE (because it has some other complications, we will solve in next release), but it supports application development with it.
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by estebanlor 5y ago
weird, it loads correctly for me. Yes, a bunch of companies (some of them very important in their fields) are backing Pharo... but Pharo is a community effort, made by hundreds of people.
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by estebanlor 5y ago
it requires an update :)
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by estebanlor 5y ago
Pharo is a pure object-oriented programming language and a powerful environment, focused on simplicity and immediate feedback.
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by estebanlor 7y ago
I have to say this: I am the architect of Pharo (bah, the guy who has the responsibility of putting the pieces together and handle the releases). While I cannot do anything about it, I do not feel comfortable (and I know a lot if not all th
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by estebanlor 7y ago
our server is having problems handling the traffic :( But try again later, you will not regret it!
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Pharo 8.0(pharo.org)
237 points by estebanlor 7y ago|95 comments
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Pharo 7.0 released(pharo.org)
343 points by estebanlor 8y ago|228 comments
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Debugging Lambdas by re-materializing execution contexts on your local machine(youtube.com)
6 points by estebanlor 9y ago|1 comments
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by estebanlor 10y ago
videos have subtitles in English :)
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Pharo 5.0 (the immersive, pure object oriented language and environment) is out(pharo.org)
17 points by estebanlor 10y ago|6 comments
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by estebanlor 11y ago
But Pharo by Example comes with a Pharo version suitable with the book, you just hasto download it and use it. Of course, is an old Pharo version (1.1, I think), but enough to learn and jump to the newer versions. There is an update of the
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by estebanlor 11y ago
quite the opposite: you can think on a pharo application as your own virtual system (think docker, but at the level of the development environment). For a sysadmin installing and running an app is as easy as saying: curl get.pharo.org | bas
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by estebanlor 11y ago
Pharo (and others) can interact without many problems with any file-format VCS using "filetree" (an file based export source format). There are many of us using it for projects more or less complex (one of them the Pharo VM: htt
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by estebanlor 11y ago
that's because they buy development, not products. I've worked in some big corporations who enforced Java internally, but they do not care about products they also use (best example is office tools, but I've seen many "
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by estebanlor 11y ago
I myself also would prefer native windows, and I time to time continue working on Mars... but is a side project nobody has actually expressed interest, so I usually spend my time in other, more required, stuff. But... Mars was loading in P
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by estebanlor 11y ago
OSWindow is working nice for the three major platforms, using a SDL2 backend.
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by estebanlor 11y ago
it happened previous version (3.0), this version we started to actually use it :)
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by estebanlor 11y ago
With the new OSWindows you can create multiple native windows. But... this is cool to allow people to do their stuff, but it does not match very well with the development philosophy of Pharo, where we open many windows at the same time. Im
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by estebanlor 11y ago
Pharo is a pure object-oriented programming language and a powerful environment, focused on simplicity and immediate feedback.
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Pharo 4.0 Released(pharo.org)
107 points by estebanlor 11y ago|79 comments
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by estebanlor 12y ago
We are working on that, but it will not be ready until Pharo 4.0 (being native and multiplatform is not the easiest task to accomplish, sadly)
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Pharo 3.0 (the immersive live environment) Released(pharo.org)
34 points by estebanlor 12y ago|15 comments
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by estebanlor 13y ago
supercool way of work... I'm using it since it is out and cannot be easier :)

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