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+Title: Beagle Smalltalk +Name: David Buck +Email: david@simberon.com +Abstract: +Beagle Smalltalk is a new dialect of Smalltalk destined to be open source. +It's intended to be a vehicle to help new programmers explore the joy and adventure of programming. +This presentation will include +

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  • the language and its implementation
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  • the compiler and code generator
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  • development tools and UIs using web browsers
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  • sample "kits" for new programmers to build on
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+Bio: +David Buck is the president of Simberon Incorporated. He has been doing Smalltalk consulting and training for +over 30 years. He has written games for iOS and Android using Smalltalk and has used Smalltalk to explore areas +of software development from business applications to games and simulated physics. +

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