DNG

[Bruno Buzzi Brasesco]

Check this:
http://www.dng.st/dng_presentaion_in_tarvisio.htm

Regards,
Bruno

[Esteban A. Maringolo]

On 24 sep, 20:11, Bruno Buzzi Brasesco <bruno.brase...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> Check this:http://www.dng.st/dng_presentaion_in_tarvisio.htm

It is curious it wasn't mentioned here.
Which is the main mean of communication with the Dolphin community.

Regards,

[Bruno Buzzi Brasesco]

I do not know.

But i think this link in the DNG page is quite new, because i checked
the page two days ago and it was not there.

Anyway, it is a goog news.

Regards,
Bruno

[Frank Lesser [LSW]]

Bruno was just faster,
it will be also here announced.
We are transitioning these days to the beta.
There were delays due to the required work in the VM.
Also we decided to use a single source of the latest LSWVST-VM & the DNG-VM
which was not so easy to achieve.
The good news is that DNG runs now on this very fast VM ( It is in macro
benchmarks 3 times faster than the VM used a year ago to run
Dolphin 6 in a LSWVST environment which was already fast).
While we target a final DNG-VM for Tarision DNG itself will be beta &
declared final if all the tests passed.
With the new VM & we have some crashes in connection with the fast
JIT-Engine ).
We will ltry to keep www.dng.st up-to date & post also here.

Frank

"Esteban A. Maringolo" <emari...@gmail.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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[Bruno Buzzi Brasesco]

On 25 sep, 11:24, "Frank Lesser [LSW]" <frank-les...@lesser-

software.com> wrote:
> Bruno was just faster,
> it will be also here announced.

Sorry about that, frank.

After this event all the DNG characteristics will be published ?

Regards,
Bruno

[lorenzo]

Thought you would be interested in this workshop
 involving the current stage of Next Generation Smalltalk
 (DNG round-0) issues.
 
Presentation will be held at:
 
               Residenze al Tiglio
               http://www.residenzealtiglio.com
               Localià Rutte Piccolo, 12 - Tarvisio 
               Friuli Venezia Giulia 
               33018 , Italia 
 
               26 to 30 Oct, 2009
               with: Alejandro F. Reimondo & Frank Lesser
We invite you to join senior developers, industry executives,
 educators, scientists, and engineers for a one-week workshop
 that is addressed to the next generation smalltalk platform. This
platform  
 can be used today to develop high perfomance evolving systems,
 and to migrate efficient applications to DNG,
 commercially available information technology (IT) frameworks
 and services under development.  Presentations covering background
 status and issues will be followed by working sessions that will
 focus on high priority technical, educational and commercial concerns
 and the formulation of action plans for solving and mitigating
 these concerns.
Discussion topics include:
·    DNG-VM  (3 times faster) than VSE-VM
·    Collaborative migration plan.
·    Workgroups, collaborators, and porting efforts.
·    Enhancements and additions to Smalltalk semantics.
·    License models.
 
Please ask for the agenda and prices sending an email to
lor...@edor.it   
 
Registration:    
   Registrations are possible immmediatley and attractive early
booking is available.
   We look forward to seeing you there!  Please feel free to pass this
   invitation along to others who may be interested in this topic.

Lorenzo Schiavina
  

[rush]

On Sep 25, 12:11 am, Bruno Buzzi Brasesco <bruno.brase...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Check this:http://www.dng.st/dng_presentaion_in_tarvisio.htm
>
> Regards,
> Bruno

So, I guess this event has happened, but I can not find any trace of
it, not just on smalltalk newsgroups, even not on the DNG website.

I am putig a lot of energy not to sound too negative about DNG and to
give it a chance it rightly deserves, but the whole project up to now
has been very autistic, and I strongly believe that has to
dramatically change if project is to succeed.

Summaries, presentations, benchmarks, movies from the event, in depth
information on the technical characteristics, and most importantly
tangible road map and downloadable betas. Please.

rush
http://www.cloud208.com/

[Christopher J. Demers]

rush wrote:
...

> I am putig a lot of energy not to sound too negative about DNG and to
> give it a chance it rightly deserves, but the whole project up to now
> has been very autistic, and I strongly believe that has to
> dramatically change if project is to succeed.

...

I am hopeful that once things are further along on a technical level
that Lesser-Software may be able to benefit from some of Andy Bower's
experience and skill in communicating with the Dolphin Community.
Dolphin, and Object Arts are very well polished. The Lesser-Software
website looks like it was optimized for Lynx. I think OA may have
spoiled us. ;)

Lesser-Software seems to be very technically savvy. However I think it
will take more than technical savvy for DNG to be a successful product.
I am keeping an open mind. Perhaps in the next few months we will
have a better idea of what the future holds.

Chris

[Travis Kay]

On Oct 30, 11:46 pm, rush <davorin.rusevl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sep 25, 12:11 am, Bruno Buzzi Brasesco <bruno.brase...@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Check this:http://www.dng.st/dng_presentaion_in_tarvisio.htm
>
> > Regards,
> > Bruno
>
> So, I guess this event has happened, but I can not find any trace of
> it, not just on smalltalk newsgroups, even not on the DNG website.
>
> I am putig a lot of energy not to sound too negative about DNG and to
> give it a chance it rightly deserves, but the whole project up to now
> has been very autistic, and I strongly believe that has to
> dramatically change if project is to succeed.

I've almost given up and this is after gaining access to the DNG
portal. I am very disappointed in the whole process from the
beginning, about a year ago now. I hope things turn around very soon,
as I’m no longer optimistic.

[Snorik]

On 31 Okt., 08:46, rush <davorin.rusevl...@gmail.com> wrote:

*snip*

> Summaries, presentations, benchmarks, movies from the event, in depth
> information on the technical characteristics, and most importantly
> tangible road map and downloadable betas. Please.

Free downloadable betas might help, indeed.

What is interesting: Not even the price of the workshop was told to
the public.