FINAL CHAPTERS

CHAPTERS

• Introduction by Alan Kay

Squeak at Its Core

• Squeak for Non-Native Speakers, by Noel Rappin of EchoBridge. noel.pdf

• The Morphic User-Interface Framework, by John Maloney of Disney Imagineering R&D morphic.final.pdf

• Back to the Future, the original ACM OOPSLA conference paper by the Squeak Team, describing how Squeak came to be. back to the future.pdf
  • A postscript by Dan Ingalls: formatted-btf-once-more.pdf

• A Tour of the Squeak Object Engine, by Tim Rowledge oe-tour-sept19.pdf

• Porting Squeak, by Ian Piumarta of INRIA. porting-subfinal.pdf

• Extending the Squeak Virtual Machine, by Andrew Greenberg greenberg.pdf

Squeak Applications

• Networking Squeak, by Bijan Parsia of U. North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Lex Spoon and Bolot Kerimbaev of Georgia Tech. parsia.pdf

• Alice in a Squeak Wonderland, by Jeff Pierce of Carnegie-Mellon U. pierce-final.pdf

• MathMorphs: An Environment for Learning and Doing Math, by Luciano Notarfrancesco and Leandro Caniglia of UBA. mathmorphs.pdf

• Extending MathMorphs with Function Plotting, by Andres Valloud of UBA. andres.pdf

Building on Squeak

• Music and Sound Processing in Squeak Using Siren, by Stephen Pope of U. California at Santa Barbara. stpope_siren7.pdf

• streaming audio, by Craig Latta of the NetJam group.

• Embracing Change with Squeak: Extreme Programming (XP), by John Sarkela, David Caster, and Paul McDonough of exobox. xp.pdf

Future of Squeak

• Thinking (yet again) About Computer Environments for Learning: Squeak as an Environment for Learning, by John Steinmetz. steinmetz.pdf

• Future of Squeak by Dan Shafer. shafer-final.pdf