> and one of the veteran Smalltalkers there was preferentially rebasing his code on Cuis because he felt Pharo had become too heavyweight.
Pharo has Iceberg integration. I always used the the functionality of Iceberg that said to load the repository from the .git folder itself as opposed to the repository living in the image. That way, I could do git from the command-line, which is especially important for rebasing as Iceberg doesn't have that feature yet.
I've noticed when it comes to Pharo, you need a hacker mentality. Because it lives in a VM, there are a lot of system programming concepts floating around. It's handy if you have that type of background.
Discord isn't the only part of the community. In Europe, the real backbone of the Pharo community is the academic world and the conferences they organize.
Pharo has Iceberg integration. I always used the the functionality of Iceberg that said to load the repository from the .git folder itself as opposed to the repository living in the image. That way, I could do git from the command-line, which is especially important for rebasing as Iceberg doesn't have that feature yet.
I've noticed when it comes to Pharo, you need a hacker mentality. Because it lives in a VM, there are a lot of system programming concepts floating around. It's handy if you have that type of background.
Discord isn't the only part of the community. In Europe, the real backbone of the Pharo community is the academic world and the conferences they organize.