You are quite right, which is why I'm retiring as Smalltalk evangelist. There
is simply nothing more I can say about Smalltalk. Over the last 5 years,
I've said everything there is to say and I've said them in every way
imaginable.
What I see is in fact that you believed that you impact doing your kind of dull propaganda.
You could have probably a lot more impact developing a couple of nice libraries (I have tons of ideas)
or to write some little book chapters.
My last act as Smalltalk evangelist will be Camp Smalltalk Supreme in 2022.
Then I shall spend the remainder of my days searching for personal
enlightenment.
I wish it to you.
Now my state of mind is that we can always learn something and we can always do something
small but that it an improvement.
You believed that advocating smalltalk will resurrect. It wont.
Offray Vladimir Luna C��rdenas-2 wrote
I see that your articles tend to reiterate the same points time and
again about Smalltalk (historicity, simplicity, agility, proven record),
which can be fine for a new comer to it, but gets old for the people who
is actually engaging with reading you.
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