Hi: May be I will point well know links here, but anyway, may be useful to you: http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/1794 (Some screenshots of different applications developed with Squeak) http://www.weather-dimensions.com/ (The well know Dan Ingalls application) And looking the new Preferences on Pharo 1.1 I really think that any sort of application may be developed with Pharo with a good look and feel. HTH. 2010/6/5 sergio_101 <sergiolist@village-buzz.com>:
at this point, the only exposure i have had to pharo is using seaside.. i hadn't thought much about using it to write stand alone apps. not that i don't think it would be a good idea, i just haven't needed to write and GUI apps in awhile..
anyway. i am thinking about starting an open source project to scratch an itch. i would imagine it will scratch a great deal of itches, so i would like it to be cross platform. i would like to make it look sharp on all platforms, and be easy to install..
should i consider pharo for such a project?
are there some examples of stand alone apps i can see in real life?
if you would like a little more background on this, you can check out:
http://www.codingforhire.com/blog/The-Perfect-GTD-System
thanks!
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