One thing I���m working on is a bridge between Pharo and F-Script.�� F-Script is, basically, a Smalltalk dialect, as is obvious from the screenshot.�� However for MacOS and iOS, it allows you to bypass the static Objective-C API interface and debug / modify or even write applications directly in the system.�� To do that you ���inject��� F-Script into the OS.�� The ability to so has a specific implication, though.�� MacOS and iOS are themselves written in and as a dialect of Smalltalk.�� (were it simply an overlay on Objective-C, it wouldn���t be able to do things that are impossible in Objective-C, and it wouldn���t need to be ���injected��� in order to run).�� Every implementation of Objective-C , bar GNU���s useless imitation, compiles to Smalltalk.�� No surprise that Apple���s does, as well.

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In any event, it will allow Pharo code to be mapped to MacOS and iOS objects, injected into the system dynamically, and modified / debugged dynamically using the Pharo tools.�� The result, at least as far as iOS is concerned, may make Pharo actually the most powerful way to program it, well beyond XCode alone, along with doing the same for MacOS.��