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Monthly Archives: September 2008
New Books …
Here are two other books I’ve looked at and found *very* interesting: “Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture” by Martin Fowler This is not a new book, but I manage to buy it now and it’s one of these book I … Continue reading
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VA Smalltalk track at ESUG 2009
When visiting ESUG 2008 in Amsterdam I noticed a very minor representation of VASmalltalk presenters and users at this conference. As usual one could see lots of VisualWorks, Squeak, Gemstone and ObjectStudio users. The only visible appearance of VASmalltalk was … Continue reading
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SQLite 3.6.2 Wrapper
The new version contains the C-code based on SQLite 3.6.2, some version specific tests but no other enhancements: MSKSQLiteWrapper-3-6-2
Gespannfahren 2008
Es ist wieder soweit … der Tag der Gespannfahrer naht wieder. Ich bin ja kein Pferdefan, aber schön anzuschauen ist das allemal. Vor allem wenn es durch das Gelände geht mit all den Schwierigkeiten ….. also Termin merken und nach … Continue reading
New books …
I was at the ESUG conference in Amsterdam and found two nice books, which may be interested to Smalltalkers … * Hashing in Smalltalk – Theory and Practice by Andres Valloud This book introduces into the problems of Hashing technology, … Continue reading
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