Douglas Krueger | 12 Jul 23:32

Suggestion for Squeak Website

Hello,

I used ST/V extensively years ago. I'm excited about building ST web  
apps now. It's either ST or PHP.  I'd love to see a step-by-step  
tutorial for the complete idiot about how to create the Hello World  
program and then how to turn it into a powerful, DB-driven production- 
ready website. I've heard about seaside and the free hosting, which  
I've signed up for but NOW WHAT?

I've not even downloaded the Squeak Vm yet but when I do, I think I  
might be able to create Hello World (maybe) but how do I get that to  
run on the web? What do I upload?

Any help appreciated.

Thanks!
Doug Krueger
Janko Mivšek | 13 Jul 12:18
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Re: Suggestion for Squeak Website

Douglas Krueger wrote:

> I used ST/V extensively years ago. I'm excited about building ST web 
> apps now. It's either ST or PHP.  I'd love to see a step-by-step 
> tutorial for the complete idiot about how to create the Hello World 
> program and then how to turn it into a powerful, DB-driven 
> production-ready website. I've heard about seaside and the free hosting, 
> which I've signed up for but NOW WHAT?
> 
> I've not even downloaded the Squeak Vm yet but when I do, I think I 
> might be able to create Hello World (maybe) but how do I get that to run 
> on the web? What do I upload?

Hi Douglas, welcome back to the Smalltalk world!

Best way to start is to download pre-prepared Squeak-web image:

	http://damien.cassou.free.fr/squeak-dev.html

There you have everything already installed and ready to use, both 
Aida/Web and Seaside. Then you should go to both websites 
(http://www.aidaweb.si, http://www.seaside.st) and follow tutorials. 
Next step is to join mailing lists, come on the IRC to chat, etc. etc.

Ah yes, you need to download and install appropriate Squeak VM first:

	http://www.squeak.org/Download/

When you'll have both VM and image, go to image directory and start:

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