A short video by James Robertson - a photo and video montage.
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We have a new website and a new logo for our community. Go Smalltalk!
Smalltalk was designed for Kids!
Yes! Alan Kay was trying to develop an environment to be used in the education of our kids.
Did you Know that Smalltalk was created in 70's at Xerox?
The use of the mouse, the "copy and paste", the bitblt and others technologies was firstly created in Smalltalk. Steve Jobs saw those ideas at Xerox and he developed a new language, Objective-C.
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