Smalltalk, a pure object-oriented programming language, was initially developed by Alan Kay and further advanced at Xerox PARC. This versatile language features message passing, object-centric design, and a GUI-based system. Explore its classes, methods, class definitions, and more through the Brows

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Explore the world of live programming languages through examples like SmallTalk, understanding the testing approaches used by programmers to validate code changes instantly, whether through static programming methods or dynamic processes, emphasizing the benefits of live editing and instant feedback

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Pharo is a progressive, open-source Smalltalk platform designed for professional use, offering stability, fast bug fixes, and innovative features. It provides a flexible environment for researching new language concepts, with continuous updates and improvements. Pharo aims to deliver first-class pac

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This chapter discusses various metrics and lessons learned for object-oriented projects, including the use of major OO metrics, Lorenz's metrics, IBM's Object Oriented Technology Council recommendations, and the CK metrics suite. The CK metrics suite covers six OO design and complexity measures, suc

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Garbage collection automates memory reclamation, freeing programmers from manual memory deallocation tasks. This process enhances program reliability, reduces errors, and decouples memory management from other software engineering concerns. Originating in LISP in 1960, garbage collection has become

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