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Learning smalltalk programming
| Op here. Sorry for not explaining myself very well, english is not my main language. I've took this class many years ago, and the books that i've used to study it years ago was all in a yahoo group, which is now deleted. I don't save them in any offline media. Now, i only have to take the final exam to approve this old class
| Oh that makes much more sense, unfortunately I'm not familiar with smalltalk, the social concept or programming language
Just googled it, released in the 80s apparently
Maybe check out squeak it appears to be an open source implementation of smalltalk so the docs might help you out some?
| Let's say it together everyone. Backup your files.
| Thanks, i'll search about squeak!
And yeah, this year i've learned the importance of backups, in many oportunities T.T
| (all this years i've only have an old pc that i builded with parts form the trash, recently the hdd died but now i have a used laptop that has a 500gb hdd, so i'm storing correctly all my data right here(i'm a data hoarder lol), and also i use another super old laptop as a backup, so no problems in the future searching for old pdf's of my classes haha)
| I'm an aspiring data hoarder, check out g suite from Google it's 12$ a month and they say it's limited to 1tb per user but apparently that's not actually enforced at all, can't confirm myself but maybe try the free trial on an alt Google account
Another good option is backblaze b2 or wasabi
B2 you pay per gb, like ~1c per 1k API calls or something and you have to pay egress
Wasabi you can only buy in increments of 1tb I think but no API or egress costs
| Mega is always decent for backing up files.
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| What book/site/material do you recommend to learn programming in smalltalk? I have to learn this language for university exam, but i dont have any material D:
I have to use Dolphin smalltalk IDE