H Steve,

I just saw that you sent me a personal email about that.
Thanks for your interest in Brick, I have been slightly away from the
project for some time so maybe�� Aliaksei or Doru could provide a better
answer.

For my part, since Brick is using GtExample, I'm just browsing examples by
inspecting the class.
When the inspector is open, you can browse and show examples in the tab
named "Examples".


test email wrote
> PS Is Brick/Block the thing to learn these days? Is this where development
> is heading?

Good question.
There are 2 actively developed projects : Spec2 and Bloc/Brick.
Some fresh info here:
http://forum.world.st/Explaining-Spec2-and-why-Bloc-is-on-the-roadmap-td5098841.html


Spec (https://github.com/pharo-spec/Spec) is a UI Builder which aim to be
backend-independent.
All "native" tools shipped in the Pharo image are developped using it (or
should be).
A new version is actively developed and already show great results. Spec2
should probably support Bloc/Brick as backend in the near future.

Brick is a redesigned widget layer on top of Bloc, a new UI infrastructure
which aim to replace Morphic, one day.
The original github repo is https://github.com/pharo-graphics/Brick but I
saw that the Feenk team (which actively develop it) forked the repo in
Febrary (https://github.com/feenkcom/Brick).
So i don't know what is exactly the current state of each version.

I hope I have answered your questions ;)
Cheers,



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