2010/2/4 Nathan Tuttle <nathan.tuttle@gmail.com>

I created a CRC calculating algorithm and I want to be able to deploy my application for other people to use. I am not sure how to package an image so that it is user friendly.

Hi Nathan! First of all, thanks for asking how to share something :) OpenSource code is always welcome.

So, the first question is, where do you have that code? just in your image?

What you can do, first is to create a Monticello project in www.squeaksource.com. That's a Monticello server where people can create projects, commit, merge, etc. It is a control version system (sorry if you already know all this). So, the first step is to create a project there and then, from you image, you commit your code there. Then, people will be able to download it or even commit (depending on the settings you choose).

In a second step, further, you can create a Metacello configuration for you project. This will let you have stable versions of your projects, manage dependencies between packages, etc.

But I would start just with the first step.

I REALLY recommend you to read Pharo By Example book. It is free and very good: http://www.pharobyexample.org/

You can download it in pdf. There, it is a complete chapter for Monticello. Read that :)

Cheers

Mariano

Any help would be nice.

Thanks

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