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You might want to read aboutSqueak's Community Development Model. If you are not a core developer here is where you can submit suggested changes to Squeak. This repository is open to all reasonable submissions.Tests are always appreciated.Once a package is …
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Welcome to the Squeak Trunk repository! You might want to read more information aboutSqueak's Community Development Model.When having this repository configured as the "Update URL" in Squeak's preferences, the update loads a series of Monticello configuration maps (short: mcm) named …
Squeak Trunk squeak

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Welcome to the Squeak Trunk repository! You might want to read more information aboutSqueak's Community Development Model.When having this repository configured as the "Update URL" in Squeak's preferences, the update loads a series of Monticello configuration maps (short: mcm) named …
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Ginsu

Launch your next project with $300 in free Google Cloud credits—no strings attached. Test, build, and deploy without risk. Use your credits across the entire Google Cloud platform to find what works best for your needs. After your credits are …
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gitpod-pharo

Testing pharo smalltalk and gitpod together
GitHub pharo

glamoroust

The goal of this project is to provide a new set of tools for developing with Pharo.You can download the latest version by:Gofer new squeaksource: 'glamoroust'; package: 'ConfigurationOfGlamoroust'; load. (Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfGlamoroust) perform: #loadDevelopment.
SqueakSource pharo

GlobalKeys

Define global keystroke sequences to invoke arbitrary code blocks.The code blocks associated with a keystroke sequence can perform such functions as cycling through desktop windows, invoking Monticello, executing tests -- anything you can put in a code block.Includes theGlobalKeysToolGUI for …
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Glorp

GLORP: Generic Lightweight Object Relational Persistence. Glorp is an object-relational database mapping library similar to TopLink, Apple EOF, Hibernate, Cayenne and so on. Queries can be written using Smalltalk block syntax. The Squeak version of Glorp currently only works with …
SqueakSource squeak

GNU-smalltalk-test

GNU-smalltalk 연습
GitHub gnu_smalltalk

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

Gofer-Tests

Monticello package from gofer repository
Lukas Renggli Source pharo

GoferTest

SqueakSource

GofTest

SmalltalkHub

GolfPolynomDivision

A simple answer to the contest at http://codegolf.com/polynomial-division The goal is to have shortest code possible. The base code provided in first version is long and understandable though not heavily commented. Feel free to "improve"
SqueakSource

GOODS

GOODS is a distributed, language-neutral object database from Konstantin Knizhnik. It's available from http://www.garret.ru/~knizhnik/goods.html . This client provides transparent storage of Smalltalk objects, or, given some extra type information, compatibility with the GOODS Java interface storage conventions, for easy sharing …
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GoodsServer

Launch the GoodsServer directly from Squeak. You can even instantiate a newserver or a temp server as well with minimal code. Requires Squeak.NET which,of course, requires the Windows platform (LINUX is now supported in the form of a user contribution). …
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GoodsServer

Launch the GoodsServer directly from Squeak. You can even instantiate a new server or a temp server as well with minimal code."to start a temporary server that always gets re-initialized" tempServer := GoodsServer startTempServer "or to start a new server" …
SqueakSource squeak