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@ -59,11 +59,11 @@ title: Crystal, where it started
<h2 class="center">Smalltalk</h2>
<p>
Smalltalk is the mother of OO for me. Adele Goldberg has written down the details of early implementations in the
Blue Book, which made a great impression on me. Having read it mri code is quite easy to understand. <br/>
Blue Book, which made a great impression on me. Having read it, mri code is quite easy to understand. <br/>
Unfortunately Smalltalk was too far ahead of it's time and used the image, the implications of which are still
not understood imho.<br/>
Additional bad luck struck when, in Steven Jobs great heist of the PARC UI, he did not recognise the value of it's
implementation language and so Smalltalk did not get the same boost as the gui.
implementation language and so pure OO did not get the same boost as the gui. Instead we got difficult c dialects.
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</p>
<p>
Rails has sort of given Ruby it's purpose and made it grow from a perl like scripting language to a server programming
environment with all the whistle and bells. Rails maturity and code quality make it not only a joy to use,
environment with all the whistles and bells. Rails maturity and code quality make it not only a joy to use,
but an excellent source for good ruby practises.
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<p>
<b><a href="http://metasm.cr0.org/">Metasm</a></b> finally confirmed what i had suspected for a while.
Namely that you don't need C to generate (machine) code. Metasm has be been assmbling, deassembling and
Namely that you don't need C to generate machine code. Metasm has be been assmbling, deassembling and
compiling for several cpu's since 2007, in 100% ruby.
A great feat, and the only reason i don't use it is because it is too big (for now).
A great feat, and the only reason i don't use it is because it is too big (for me to understand).
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<b><a href="https://github.com/cyndis/as">As</a></b> ended up being the starting point for the assembly layer.