Redline Smalltalk on the JVM ...
jamesl
Smalltalk (http://redline.st) is near completion
and a very important part needs your help, which is just a click on a
web page to vote for it.
Intellij IDEA make the worlds leading software development tools and
they have agreed to support
my version of Smalltalk. However, to make this happen I need to vote
up this project with them.
Please go to this address: http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/IDEA-79069
, login using google or yahoo
or sign up and click the up arrow under the word IDEA-79069
My project is free and open source as I'm trying to help a wider
community of developers use a
language and environment in which they can be more productive and
happier. Yes - happier.
If you know any computer geeks please can you forward this onto them?
Rgs, James.
Henri Gomez
2011/12/19 jamesl <ladd....@gmail.com>:
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Sean Corfield
> Please forgive my blanket post but my personal project Redline
> Smalltalk (http://redline.st) is near completion
> and a very important part needs your help, which is just a click on a
> web page to vote for it.
Voted... but your website doesn't provide much information and when I
built it locally and tried several of the examples, a lot of them
throw exceptions, so I'm curious as to how "near completion" this
really is? I like the idea of Smalltalk on the JVM, esp. if interop
with other languages is good enough to do polyglot projects with it,
but it was hard to assess where the project is right now. Happy to
take this off-list if the discussion is not considered relevant.
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