Tootfinder

In diesem Artikel werden Wege aufgezeigt, dem drögen Smalltalk zu entgehen und stattdessen etwas Interessantes daraus zu machen.
https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2

"OOP grew dramatically during the decade between 1985 and 95. The first OOPSLA Conf was held in '86, chaired by Daniel Ingalls of Smalltalk fame. Bjarne Stroustrup released the first versions of C . Brad Cox melted Smalltalk on top of C and created Objective-C. Bertrand Meyer released both Eiffel and his bestseller book. Borland added OOP support to Turbo Pascal 5.5. Famous groups like “The Three Amigos,” “The Gang of Four,” and the Agile movement coalesced around OOP."
…

The Hype Cycle Of OOP
Even though Marketing buzzwords might have an effect akin to Kryptonite against our readers, we're going to use the famous Gartner's Five-Step Hype Cycle to take a closer look at the practice of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and its various ups and downs in the past 50 years. Remembering that one of the core tenets of this magazine is to make the impossible dialogue possible, the framework provided by Gartner fits this task perfectly well.

Sea shanties. 🎧 Mein Bollwerk zwischen mir und albanischen Soaps, Business-Calls und sinnlosem Smalltalk

Kurioser Smalltalk - Erdogan zu Meloni: „Du siehst gut aus, aber …“ #News #Nachrichten

In #OOP, objects collaborate. The initial idea of collaboration, first found in Smalltalk, was for object A to send a message to object B. Languages designed later use method calling. In both cases, the same question stands: how does an object reference other objects to reach the desired results?
In this post, I tackle the problem of passing