Instead - 5 separate comments complaining about the colors used on the first landing page, and one comment complaining about its choice of name. Sigh. ( edit - this video might be a better intro to Caffeine - https://vimeo.com/286872152 )
Instead - 5 separate comments complaining about the colors used on the first landing page, and one comment complaining about its choice of name. Sigh. ( edit - this video might be a better intro to Caffeine - https://vimeo.com/286872152 )
In addition to this Squeak (et al.) implementation, recent HN discussions have covered web browser implementations of Smalltalk-80 as well as BBC BASIC and Multics. I'd really like to see more of this; for example, it should be easy to make a browser version of Oberon - I'm sure someone has done it already.
I think there are lots of great opportunities for creating modern programming environments (Pharo...) and also making interactive, usable versions of important historical environments such as Smalltalk-80 or UNIX.