All MVC image ( was Looking for Squeak-80)

> Thanks for the answers, Sungjin. It's a cool image.
>
> I like how KomHttpServer is built right in. As you say, you use it for
> Seaside.
> At 5.7M with Kom built in, it's a sweet image for web development. I look
> forward to using it for my own projects.
>
> And as it's all MVC, I think it would be a good place to learn about
> graphics. The Blue Book is closer to this image than to Morphic, I'd bet.
> The NeXT class categories are also intriguing.
>
> Thanks for sharing it.
>
> Chris
>

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> On 7/6/12 8:59 PM, "Chris Cunnington" <[hidden email]>
> wrote:
>
>> At 5.7M with Kom built in, it's a sweet image for web development. I
>> look forward to using it for my own projects.
>
> But you could have a Cuis derived with this package list
>
> Balloon
> Collections
> Compiler
> Ejercicios
> Graphics
> Kernel
> LinearAlgebra
> Morphi
> c
> Multilingual
> Network
> PackageInfo
> Shout
> System
> Theme
> Tools
> ToolBuilder
> Dyna
> micBindings
> KomServices
> KomHttpServer
> Files
> WebClient
> HTML
> HV
> MorphicExtras
>
> VB
> XML
> NaughtieWiki
> Scheduler
> SqueakRos
>
> Ans is only 4.4 mb .....
>
> Cheers
>
> Edgar
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>

> Sure, Edgar
>
> but Blake McBride and Peter Michaux are interested in MVC.   :-)
>
> Interestingly Peter Michaux writes that the current JavaScript
> framework going under the label 'MVC' are not really MVC in his view.
> So he came up with his version of a JavaScript MVC implementation
>
> https://github.com/petermichaux/maria
>
>
> And the other noteworthy thing is that
> Sungjin Chun bases his Unicode aware MVC image on Squeak 3.8.1
> a version which if my memory serves me well was very stable and well worked
> out.
>
> https://code.google.com/p/nxt-web/
>
>
> Unfortunately the current MVC implementation in Squeak 4.3 + is still
> broken as David T. Lewis writes.
>
>
> --Hannes