Up to date Amber examples

Hi everybody,

we are happy to inform you that almost all projects from the Amber examples repository [1] are in a functional state again.

Thanks go to Tom Rake for stepping in on the Node.js examples.

The android and webos examples are getting evaluated soon in order to decide if they should be deprecated or updated.

The repository needs to be checked out with submodules to work:

1. git clone git://github.com/amber-smalltalk/amber-examples.git

2. cd amber-examples

3. git submodule update --init --recursive

The following steps need to be performed to get the browser examples running:

3. ./start.sh

4. open browser on http://localhost:4000/

The Node.js examples need to be compiled before execution with the following additional commands:

3. npm install -g grunt-cli (only if not already installed)

4. npm install

5. cd nodejs

6. grunt amberc:hello ; grunt amberc:benchfib ; grunt amberc:meta ; grunt amberc:pystone ; grunt amberc:trivialserver

7. execute any program with one of:

7a. node [hello | benchfib | meta | pystone | trivialserver]/Program.js

7b. the shell script in each directory

All the steps should also be available in the README files.

Have fun,

Manfred

 [1] https://github.com/amber-smalltalk/amber-examples/

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