CoWeb Assignment 1.

1. If your a CS major at tech then you definitely know JAVA. I have the language drilled so far into my head that i find myself using JAVA syntax when im writing notes in my classes or when thinking of problems. I Found this one site helpful because it shows you the basic syntax of java and then how its done in squeak. Also in case you DONT check out the site and only read this summery, just know that Squeak collections start counting at 1 (ONE), not 0 (ZERO)!!!. That might save you some time debugging/Cursing later.
   Mini Java-to-Squeak Tutorial
2. I found this site useful mainly because it gives you some pointers on how to manage your project. I am definitely going to check out change sets and im going to set up a CVS for my project. Theres nothing i hate more than to have to rewrite code because somebody changed a file i was working on and it overwrote my changes.
   #NameOfTeam
3. Here is a good page to consider when designing the UI. This page will get you thinking about how to make the interface work for everyone, not just you. It also gives you some ways of testing prototypes of the UI to make it Easy to use and probable.
   The Basics of User Interface Design
4. Back to the fact that if your reading this then you probably know JAVA, here is a page that compares and contrasts the java VM hotspot and the squeak VM. It explains what is going on when processing and executing code and the advantages and disadvantages of the different VM's.
   VMs and Bytecodes