Please join us for our second presentation of the month on May 18th.
Speaker: David Buck
ElastoLab is a shrink-wrapped VisualWorks application that allows kids to design their own 2D scenes that incorporate physics elements like particles, springs, and gravity and lets them see their scenes animate in real-time. Originally written in C , it was later completely re-written in Smalltalk.
David will be talking about the development history and the design challenges in writing ElastoLab. The talk will explain:
- how to interface to the Windows sound facilities from Smalltalk
- how to make graphical applications run quickly
- how to package a Smalltalk application for release
- developing help facilities and guided tours
- using the web toolkit to develop a message board on the Internet for ElastoLab.
A CD-ROM of ElastoLab will be available to all attendees.
Date |
May 18, 2004
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Location |
Suite LLC offices
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Address |
440 9th Avenue, 8th Floor
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Time |
6:30pm to 7:00pm -- Open house
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Time |
7:00to 8:30 pm -- ElastoLab
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Directions:
Take E or C train to 34th (Penn Station) walk to corner of 34th and 8th. Walk up one block to 9th.
RSVP is requested. Please send mail to: charles@ocit.com with
subject line of: NYC Smalltalk May 18th, 2004.