Metacello Recorded

Just finished a half hour talk about Metacello with James Robertson and Michael Lucas-Smith. The interview was recorded and should be is available here, a week from Sunday (March 7, 2010).

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Learning Seaside Videos: Complete Set

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James Foster has just published the complete set of videos covering his popular Learning Web Development with Seaside tutorial:

• Installing the ‘Seaside One-Click Experience’ (1:41)
• ‘Hello World’ in Seaside (4:40)
• Exploring Seaside Examples (4:36)
• Associating Domain Objects with Components (3:51) [post]
• Exploring Seaside Tools (3:35) [post]
• Saving State on the Server (2:29) [post]
• Continuations and Subroutine Calls (3:27) [post]
• Incorporating Images and CSS (3:55) [post]
• Embedding Seaside Components (6:50) [post]
• Web Forms in Seaside (7:33) [post]
• Supporting User Login (7:08) [post]
• Using Monticello for Source Code (1:56) [post]

James has gotten rave reviews for his series of videos covering web development with Seaside using the Pharo Smalltalk One-Click Experience for Seaside.

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[1]Photo by brandon king (Creative Commons).

GemStone/S, Maglev talk in Cincinnati on March 2nd

Joel Turnbull will be giving a talk entitled Gemstone and Maglev at the Agile Round Table in Cincinnati on March 2nd, 2010:

What is Gemstone? How do I get started with Gemstone? Why would I get started with Gemstone?

All of these questions will be answered!

We’ll do object persistence in Gemstone. We’ll persist objects from a web application. We’ll talk about Maglev and GLASS…

If you’re in the Cincinnati area and are interested in hearing about a production GLASS (GemStone/S, Linux, Apache, Smalltalk, Seaside) installation, then the Agile Round Table is the place to be!

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