Seaside Web フレームワークの 発案者の1人 Avi Bryantが Smalltalk Solutions 2011で講演
John McIntosh lives on Vancouver Island, Canada. He has spent the last 15 years working on numerous Smalltalk projects; most notably the Squeak/Tweak based “Sophie” app for the Future of the Book.
This coaching session discusses resolutions that are designed to handle a single, specific problem.
Travis Griggs, a Cincom Senior Software Engineer, recently wrote about this blog post.
Microsoft has shipped 240 million copies of Windows 7, and businesses are heavily engaged in migrations.
Forrester VP and Principal Analyst James Staten discusses the trend and examines the issues—and myths—that are top of mind for IT leaders today.
Grandpa found the perfect gift for his grandson, but wasn’t there to see him open it.
Java development is too complex for business application development. Enterprise application development teams should plan their escape from Java.
2011 International Smalltalk Conference (ESUG) が8/22-8/26にEdinburgh, UKで開催
The conference fees and sponsorship information for Smalltalk Solutions ’11 have been determined.
We get a wide-range of requests from many kinds of developers. After tabulating this data over the years, it’s clear what the overwhelming majority are seeking.
There are two interesting Smalltalk events in London next week.
They’re taking their big idea “to the Cloud” where Windows 7 and Windows Live will help them become captains of industry.
クラウド・コンピューティングの疑問に対するシンコムの回答・・・Cincom® WebVelocity™
This coaching session is about determining if you are upgrading or if you are migrating your application.
