Craig,

Apologies for being blunt, but supercool stuff that I know about but am not able to use is not of any use to me.

From my perspective, I am very frustrated to not be able to use:

- Context in Pharo
- Your remote running of tiny images in my Pharo browser (including the sonar ping sound when messages are landing remotely)��
- Using WebDav for looking into my images using your WebDav component

That's a hell of a lot of super great tech that hasn't seen the light of day in the Pharo community (think being able to explore the image as a filesystem, edit the methods in Vim in a terminal [yes, this is actually cool to me], drag and drop binaries in these folders to import/export binary resources into the image).

It is frustrating to see that what could turn into a superb capability of the tooling is running on your box but is not available for use by us (me) the common people.

It is your code, you do what you want.�� I'd live to see it running (even super badly, which I don't think would be the case) on Pharo.

Peace,
Phil

On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 7:39 PM, Craig Latta <craig@netjam.org> wrote:

Hi Phil--

> ...prior art is not running on my environment. So, it is irrelevant
> for my current activities.

�� �� ��You weren't talking about your current activities before, you were
talking about some allegedly innovative capability.

�� �� ��At any rate, I do have versions of Context for Pharo and other
Smalltalks, which I intend to release this year. I wanted to deal with
SqueakJS after Squeak, then Pharo, then VisualWorks, etc.


-C

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