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Jade: A GemStone/S Windows Client | Programming Gems (on GemStone)

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Programming Gems (on GemStone). James’s comments on programming GemStone/S, Seaside, and Smalltalk. Jade: A GemStone/S Windows Client. October 1, 2013 in GemStone. A screencast of this blog post is here. And show Jade, a GUI-based IDE available on Microsoft Windows. Based on https:/ code.google.com/p/glassdb/wiki/Seaside30Configuration". Gofer project load: 'Seaside30' group: 'Seaside-Adaptors-Swazoo'. Based on http:/ www.iam.unibe.ch/pipermail/smallwiki/2012-February/007188.html". And see Seaside runnin...

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Cloud Foundry Micro available on Amazon AMI | Programming Gems (on GemStone)

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Programming Gems (on GemStone). James’s comments on programming GemStone/S, Seaside, and Smalltalk. Cloud Foundry Micro available on Amazon AMI. September 13, 2013 in Amazon Web Services. Update: A video of this post is available here. After creating a Cloud Foundry. Micro on an Amazon EC2. I decided to make it available as a public AMI. So that others could try it out (especially since the Micro is not available. Unless you built it yourself using Altoros vagrant. To use this you need to sign up. You ma...

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Video of ESUG 2013 Presentation | Programming Gems (on GemStone)

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Programming Gems (on GemStone). James’s comments on programming GemStone/S, Seaside, and Smalltalk. Video of ESUG 2013 Presentation. September 13, 2013 in Amazon Web Services. Video of ESUG 2013 Presentation. My presentation “Smalltalk in the Cloud” was recorded and can be found at the link. Unfortunately, the audio was not very strong. Update: Slides are here. Amazon Web Services (5). Comments feed for this article. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public).

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Creating a Micro Cloud Foundry v2 | Programming Gems (on GemStone)

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Programming Gems (on GemStone). James’s comments on programming GemStone/S, Seaside, and Smalltalk. Creating a Micro Cloud Foundry v2. July 3, 2013 in Cloud Foundry. A lot has happened with Cloud Foundry. Since I last blogged. About creating a micro cloud (almost 18 months ago! 8220; isn’t really maintained anymore. 8221; so instead I’m using the Nise Installer. To create my private cloud. I used an Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. Sudo apt-get upgrade -y. Sudo apt-get install -y vim openssh-server curl. CF target: 'cf...

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Preparing Smalltalk for Cloud Foundry | Programming Gems (on GemStone)

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Programming Gems (on GemStone). James’s comments on programming GemStone/S, Seaside, and Smalltalk. Preparing Smalltalk for Cloud Foundry. February 14, 2012 in Cloud Foundry. In our last post. We looked at how to add Perl as a runtime and framework to Cloud Foundry and in this post we examine some of the challenges raised by adding Smalltalk to Cloud Foundry. As part of exploring these issues, we set up a client Smalltalk environment that will be used to push an application to the cloud. Scroll down to t...

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GLASS 101 | (gem)Stone Soup

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Tips and techniques for using GemStone/S and Seaside. GLASS 101 a series of articles that cover practical topics for developers working with GLASS. For simplicity’s sake all examples in the articles are written as if you are using the appliance. However, if you are using a Linux install of GLASS, you should be able to adapt the examples to your specific installation. If you want to delve into more detail you should read the GemStone 101. Series of articles or dive into our most excellent documentation.

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Smalltalk » karpisek.net

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Random notes about software development. Is programming language (and environment) created in Xerox PARC. During 1970s and 1980s. Also its usage peaked during beginning of 90-ties it is still in use. Below is collection of links i found useful to get overview about Smalltalk and its different dialect. Descendant of the original Smalltalk-80 from the Xerox PARC. Cross platform (mainly) desktop smalltalk. Commercial but has non-commercial license available. Price list is here. Subscribe to my blogs feed.

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Introduction to GemStone on YouTube » karpisek.net

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Random notes about software development. Introduction to GemStone on YouTube. January 31st, 2010 by Martin Karpisek. Leave a reply ». For those looking for materials about GemStone/S, there is YouTube channel. From GemStone) which includes presentations from Smalltalks 2009 conference (mainly. Scaling Objects for the Enterprise. Programming and System Administration Guides (which you may want to check when watching videos) are available for example from GemStone/S Documentation site. From your own site.

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Germán Arduino: noviembre 2013

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Software Entrepreneur and Information Security guy. The founder of www.arduinosoftware.com and the developer of www.passwordspro.com. Disclaimer: Everything I write in this blog is my own opinion and should not be construed as reflecting the position of anyone else or any other entity. Sábado, noviembre 16, 2013. Charla Smalltalk y Tecnología de Objetos. Este pasado miércoles 13 de Noviembre estuve dando una charla sobre Smalltalk y Tecnología de Objetos en el ICES. Y también está disponible este album.

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Kaffee und: [Kuchen]: Magnificent Moscow

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Monday, 19 May 2014. Day 49 - Moscow - 17,160 km travelled. Moscow has been awesome. I think we both expected to like it but were expecting it to be quite grey, bleak and dramatic more in a post-Soviet kind of way. In fact, it's a really beautiful city with a vibrant cafe culture, lots of lovely parks, and amazing architecture on top of the cathedrals and museums it's famous for. For me, our few days here have been one of the highlights of our trip. Yes, next door! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Kaffee und: [Kuchen]: June 2010

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Friday, 25 June 2010. The Trouble with Twitter. The thing about Twitter is it's so easy. Sitting down to write a blog post takes time and effort. I want to develop a thesis, establish a reasonable structure, and edit the thing until it flows and becomes a pleasure to read. Ignoring the time spent in advance thinking about the topic, a well-written non-trivial blog post might take me an hour to write ( some. Throwing out undeveloped thoughts with everyone else. Links to this post. Saturday, 12 June 2010.

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Kaffee und: [Kuchen]: July 2010

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Friday, 9 July 2010. Off to the races. It was fun though with everyone in their posh summer dresses, running back and forth from the track to the tables to the betting windows. And we even managed to win enough to just about cover admission, food, and drinks. Not bad for an evening's entertainment. So of course, now that I have a fool-proof guaranteed system. We're going to have to head back more often to capitalize on it. Or. maybe I should quite while I'm ahead. Links to this post. Friday, 2 July 2010.

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Kaffee und: [Kuchen]: The long train west, part 2

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Thursday, 15 May 2014. The long train west, part 2. Day 45, 8:00 am local time - Train 81, 1,419 km from Moscow - 15,894. I haven't a clue where we are. All seemed good at about 3:00 this morning when we stopped in what was presumably Yekaterinburg, though we were awoken there by someone trying to open our compartment door and thought our days of privacy might be over. They seemed to quickly move on to the next compartment, however, and the train carried on into the night. They had an English menu, but i...

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Kaffee und: [Kuchen]: The long train west

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Wednesday, 14 May 2014. The long train west. 44, 11:20 am. Time - Train 81, 3,006 km from. We left Irkutsk at 1:17 am local time yesterday, though the clocks in the train station all said 20:17 because all trains in Russia run on Moscow time. This is particularly confusing when, as in our case, the time change spans midnight and you need to book the train for a different date than your actual departure. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Seaside 2.9: Partial Continuations. When to use a Component. Debia...

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