We are an informal group of Smalltalk enthusiasts.
How learning Smalltalk can make you a better developer.
Meetings are on Mondays, every other month at Ryerson room ENG288. There is no cost to join.
Follow up on Meetup. Join the discussion on Slack. Find us on Facebook.
Note that our Yahoo Group is no longer being used. It's still there, but inactive.
At each meeting we have several code examples and questions, which lead to spirited discussions about the state of Smalltalk, and computer of computer programming in general. Most of us then go out for a nice dinner and more conversation.
If you have a topic or question for the next meeting, send an email to the Yahoo group list and it will be added to the agenda.
Next meeting is Monday, November 14.
Matthew Ralston will talk about his paper (PDF) on implementation challenges of various Smalltalk dialects.
COG VM, GNU Smalltalk, Redline Smalltalk and Amber/PharoJS
Our last meeting was Monday, September 12.
This was a planning for TSUG. We discussed ways to better coordinate, like using Slack (the team name is 'TSUG', but that url was taken, so we have TorontoSmalltalk.slack.com).
We will publicize the next meeting, November 14, to other technical groups, emphasizing the bits that may be of interest to them, like telling java programmers about the challenges of implementing block closures in the COG VM.
How learning Smalltalk can make you a better developer.
Meetings are on Mondays, every other month at Ryerson room ENG288. There is no cost to join.
Follow up on Meetup. Join the discussion on Slack. Find us on Facebook.
Note that our Yahoo Group is no longer being used. It's still there, but inactive.
At each meeting we have several code examples and questions, which lead to spirited discussions about the state of Smalltalk, and computer of computer programming in general. Most of us then go out for a nice dinner and more conversation.
If you have a topic or question for the next meeting, send an email to the Yahoo group list and it will be added to the agenda.
Next meeting is Monday, November 14.
Matthew Ralston will talk about his paper (PDF) on implementation challenges of various Smalltalk dialects.
COG VM, GNU Smalltalk, Redline Smalltalk and Amber/PharoJS
Our last meeting was Monday, September 12.
This was a planning for TSUG. We discussed ways to better coordinate, like using Slack (the team name is 'TSUG', but that url was taken, so we have TorontoSmalltalk.slack.com).
We will publicize the next meeting, November 14, to other technical groups, emphasizing the bits that may be of interest to them, like telling java programmers about the challenges of implementing block closures in the COG VM.
Schedule... (2nd Monday of every other month)
If you are interested in presenting or have question, please post on the group mailing list. As always, suggestions are welcome.
All meetings, unless otherwise noted, are held at 6:30pm sharp, at Ryerson University
ENG288
245 Church Street (at the SE corner of Gould, just north of Dundas)
Please try to come before 6:30... anytime after 6:00 is fine.
- Sept. 12
- Nov. 14
- Jan. 9
If you are interested in presenting or have question, please post on the group mailing list. As always, suggestions are welcome.
All meetings, unless otherwise noted, are held at 6:30pm sharp, at Ryerson University
ENG288
245 Church Street (at the SE corner of Gould, just north of Dundas)
Please try to come before 6:30... anytime after 6:00 is fine.
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