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Smalltalk
Smalltalk is a pure object oriented (not the "modern" variant) and highly dynamic programming language created in Xerox PARC by a group of scientists, including Alan Kay. Smalltalk builds upon a minimal set of primitive objects.
Being a highly dynamic language, Smalltalk is usually used in an IDE supporting this paradigm by using GUI to allow for easier inspection of the program, but "headless" implementations of Smalltalk exist.
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Implementations
- Squeak
- Pharo
- GNU Smalltalk: headless implementation
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Examples
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Resources
- The Cuneiform Tablets of 2015: paper describing how an Smalltalk-72 interpreter could be engraved in a rock.