seaside / squeak in ARGENTINA

Hi everybody!!

im a newbie in smalltalk/squeak/seaside and i was thinking if there is
people with a bit of experience in Buenos Aires or nearestareas to
make a few meet and share a bit of knowledge with us!!

Thanks to all
Gracias
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Sergio Gianatiempo

PS. if this meets are existing yet, just let me know...
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Sergio Gianatiempo a écrit :
> Hi everybody!!
>
> im a newbie in smalltalk/squeak/seaside and i was thinking if there is
> people with a bit of experience in Buenos Aires or nearestareas to
> make a few meet and share a bit of knowledge with us!!
>

Hi Sergio,

i think there is already a lot of Smalltalkers in Argentina.
Look here : http://www.frappr.com/squeak
to find some squeakers/smalltalkers near you.

There is a Smalltalk User Group, call SUGAR (Smalltalk User Group of
ARgentina), but the web site seems to be broken : http://www.sugarweb.com/

Have fun,
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On 8/1/06, Serge Stinckwich <[hidden email]> wrote:
Hello Sergio,

> Sergio Gianatiempo a écrit :
> > Hi everybody!!
> >
> > im a newbie in smalltalk/squeak/seaside and i was thinking if there is
> > people with a bit of experience in Buenos Aires or nearestareas to
> > make a few meet and share a bit of knowledge with us!!

> i think there is already a lot of Smalltalkers in Argentina.
> Look here : http://www.frappr.com/squeak
> to find some squeakers/smalltalkers near you.

We are a lot of smalltalkers, you can find spanish talking people at
this newsgroup:
<http://groups.google.com/group/clubSmalltalk>

It isn't Seaside specific, but is active and condenses a good level of
smalltalk developers and enthusiasts.

You also have the Smalltalking Association <www.smalltalking.net>, but
it uses smalltalk as a support medium for the organization objectives
which are about virtual ambiances, and not Smalltalk itself.

> There is a Smalltalk User Group, call SUGAR (Smalltalk User Group of
> ARgentina), but the web site seems to be broken : http://www.sugarweb.com/

The SUGAR was dissolved in water many years ago. :-)


Best regards,

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> > There is a Smalltalk User Group, call SUGAR (Smalltalk User Group of
> > ARgentina), but the web site seems to be broken : http://www.sugarweb.com/
>
> The SUGAR was dissolved in water many years ago. :-)
>
AFAIK sugar was become smalltalking.net , right?

Best Regards
Sergio
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On 8/1/06, Sergio Gianatiempo <[hidden email]> wrote:
> > > There is a Smalltalk User Group, call SUGAR (Smalltalk User Group of
> > > ARgentina), but the web site seems to be broken : http://www.sugarweb.com/
> >
> > The SUGAR was dissolved in water many years ago. :-)
> >
> AFAIK sugar was become smalltalking.net , right?

No, Smalltalking is a spin-off of some SUGAr members, but with a
differente purpose oriented towards the study of virtual ambiances.
SUGAr has some internal/political problems that catalyzed the division
process, after that split SUGAr lost force and vanished slowly.

ClubSmalltalk is also a spin-off of many Smalltalking members (me
also), oriented towards Smalltalk and the related technologies,
whereas Smalltalking is an ambientalist/ecological approach to the
study of systems (they have great ideas never seen in other places).

Regards,

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