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There was also the work that Jason and Julien did with “Wolfpack” (this was in VisualWorks) that explores the idea of group programming in an image. They did quite a few workshops on it, and it was tantalisingly interesting but I think they ran out of steam.
Tim Sent from my iPhone One advantage of their seemingly text-based system might be bandwidth, but Pharo is a graphical system. It might be worthwhile for dispersed teams working on web hosted Pharo systems, but we already have remote tools. I guess it might almost already be able to have multiple people using them simultaneously on the one image(?), but everyone would be looking at different Inpectors. It could be cool for a common Inspector instance to show up on multiple user screens.
But is it that much better than the other suggestions??
cheers -ben Hi Santiago, On Thu, Dec 6, 2018 at 1:52 PM Santiago Bragagnolo < [hidden email]> wrote: Would this be interesting to have in pharo??
There is already previous relevant work. Look up Kansas for Self http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/1357 and Nebraska for Squeak http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/1356. Focussing on the Multiplayer like UI would be a major regression. Note that we already have lots fo relevant infrastructure, such as a VNC server that allows desktops to be shared. Building a shared programming environment for Pharo doesn't need to start from such limited models as the Multiplayer.
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