Who knows this source code? When I get into a project with existing software, I need to know whom to ask for help if I don't understand something. The source code repository can tell me who made changes to which parts, when they were done, and in what way they were made. Let's take a look at how we can see that. https://domeinmodel.nl/who-knows-this-source-code/
#moldableDevelopment using #GToolkit

A nice guided walkthrough by Tudor Girba of using Glamorous Toolkit for problem exploration. www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssEo... #gtoolkit

The video recording of my Keynote presentation on “Moldable Development Patterns” at Smalltalks 2023 in Quilmes, Argentina is now available online:
https://youtu.be/g4MVyM7Vrn0?si=VEuVoxqkTYLjCyPB #smalltalks23 #GToolkit

Moldable Development is a new way of programming in which you build custom tools for each problem to make your software systems explainable. But how do you teach moldable development?
#GToolkit
https://lepiter.io/feenk/teaching-moldable-development-dkbj2hlidhiph2eodusb87ye6

Moldable Development is a new way of programming in which you build custom tools for each problem to make your software systems explainable. But how do you teach moldable development?
#GToolkit
https://lepiter.io/feenk/teaching-moldable-development-dkbj2hlidhiph2eodusb87ye6.html/

Teaching moldable development @onierstrasz #esug2023 #gtoolkit

So this is how you parse indented lines on #PetitParser2
#NotSoContextFree #Parsers #Smalltalk #Pharo #GToolkit´

Thinking about this really sweet feature in #GToolkit where method editors can be nested at their points of usage, so there's no need to switch tabs/windows/buffers to view/edit their content. I wonder if there's something similar in #Emacs: instead of jumping to another area/buffer, xref-find-definitions for example would embed the target definition's buffer+region at the call point. If there's no definition, create it in an appropriate location. Kinda #OrgMode-ish maybe...