Well, Avi,
after reading what is available about Clamato, I am sure that this is not a good approach!
I am expecting an "unholy mixture" of separate and little or not integrated worlds. Instead, it could have been a great "tasty treat", to use your words, if you had simply followed the ST2JS concept, which presumably would also have been less work.
In ST2JS I see these advantages, which as far as one can judge by now are also the disadvantages of Clamato:
- full integration into existing Smalltalk environment
- full integration of all existing application, versioning, configuration classes etc of potential users
- full use of all the wonderful Smalltalk tools - compared to this stoneage rubbish that JS offers
- code administration in Smalltalk
- one could and should have integrated Joose, which was developed by a German Smalltalker, see
http://code.google.com/p/joose-js/- Joose even has a class browser already:
http://it.test.avantaxx.de/xssinterface/projects/Joose/examples/class_browser.html
Very sad that you have decideed to go your own and very separate way. I doubt that you can compensate these advantages of ST2JS, which was just never really made a working tool. And, pardon, coding in a browser is just an absurd idea!
Regards
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