Amber JS

[joel turnbull]

Guys, I'd be interested in presenting Amber sometime. Let me know when
there's a spot?

http://amber-lang.net/

Thanks,
Joel

[Chris Moore]

Sounds good to me! You're up next month!

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Thanks,

Chris

[Joel Turnbull]

here we go...

[Doug Alcorn]

This looks pretty cool. To my untrained eye, their class browser looks
just like a "real" smalltalk class browser. The way we're building fat
client apps in backbone reminds me a lot of the smalltalk approach to
building apps. This should be cool

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[Joel Turnbull]

Yeah, I think the development environment is one of the most compelling things about it ( and Smalltalk in general ). But being in the browser, it's a little more immediately accessible than the dev in the traditional Smalltalk image.

Apparently @patmaddox has been working on something that blends some backbone ideas into amber, in respect to views specifically. Curious to see what he's doing there.