Sean P. DeNigris wrote
Pharo, as a Smalltalk is "a powerful information system... that can grow as the user's ideas grow.". It is composed of a Programming Language - "an interface between the models in the human mind and those in computing hardware" - and a User Interface, which "matches the human communication system to that of the computer" (quotes from the Blue Book). As a live, open, dynamic environment, it is much more than just "a programming language", which is why straight syntax comparisons to other languages miss the point. Yes you are right, of course. This should be taken into account in a wikipedia entry. What my question was about, was rather: Is is still Smalltalk? And i ask, because the first line on the Pharo homepage says itâs: "Smalltalk-inspiredâ. -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/I-added-a-german-wikipedia-article-on-pharo-tp4638330p... Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk mailing list archive at Nabble.com.