Hi, I have two questions, a technical one and a more general one. In broad strokes, what are people doing for GUIs? My guess would be using Morphic, but googling around you find more abuse than use, it looks like, and very little live links to up-to-date documentation. It makes me wonder: is there something other than Morphic which is being used? Or is everyone doing web apps? Or is there some other GUI toolkit I haven't found yet, and that's where all the action is? Whenever I see a neat Morphic window or something, I feel a bit like there's a party going on somewhere and I didn't get an invitation. Like the first rule of Morphic club is you don't talk about Morphic club. The general question I have is basically, am I the problem? Is it that the documentation isn't where I expect to find it, or in the form I'm used to seeing, or that it isn't relevant somehow in the Smalltalk universe? Or is it all really intuitive except for me? :) I could accept that, I suppose, but how did you Smalltalk wizards become wizards? Did you just dive in and start reading the code in your own image? Was there some master Smalltalk wizard that you knew who showed you how to do these things? I'm currently reading Smalltalk Best Practice Patterns and it's one of the best programming books I've ever read. I see that there is a great deal of mastery of programming going around in Smalltalk circles, but I don't see the books that take you past beginner towards master, other than SBPP. So what's the trick going on here? How did you guys become excellent? I hope none of this comes across as negative; I think surely it's that I'm missing something. Thanks, â Daniel Lyons