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Cuis

Cuis is a free Smalltalk-80 environment originally derived from [Squeak] (http://www.squeak.org) with a specific set of goals: being simple and powerful. It is also portable to any platform, fast and efficient. This means it is a great tool for running on any hardware, ranging from supercomputers to tablets and smart phones, and everything in between, including regular PCs.

Cuis is

  • Simple
  • Small
  • Clean

Like Squeak, Pharo and other Squeak variants, Cuis is also:

  • Open Source
  • Multiplatform

Like other Smalltalk-80 environments (including Squeak, Pharo and others), Cuis is also:

  • A complete development environment written in itself
  • A pure Object Oriented language

Cuis is different from other Squeak variants in that it takes an active attitude towards system complexity.

As systems grow older, they usually become more complex. New features are added as layers on top of whatever is below, sometimes without really understanding it, and almost always without modifying it. Complexity grows without control. At some point, the system can't evolve anymore and becomes "legacy code".

The only way to avoid this is by understanding the complete system, and reengineering the whole system all the time. Keeping it simple and consistent.

This is important. Complexity puts a limit to the level of understanding of the system a person might reach, and therefore limits the things that can be done with it. Dan Ingalls says all this in "Design Principles Behind Smalltalk". Even if you have already done so, please go and read it again!

Cuis is continuously evolving towards simplicity. Each release is better (i.e. simpler) than the previous one. At the same time, features are enhanced, and any bugs fixed. Cuis includes recent enhancements from Squeak, but only those that meet Cuis objectives: stuff whose complexity outweighs its utility is not included.

Please check the Release Notes and Code Management in Cuis 4, about developing packages for Cuis, and Using Git and GitHub to host and manage Cuis code.

cuis's People

Contributors

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Stargazers

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Watchers

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cuis's Issues

ImageMorph class comment

Under the code examples in the class comment . "(Form fromFileNamed: 'myGraphicsFileName') asMorph openInWorld" doesn't work (no asMorph method in Form).

Potential change?
ImageMorph new image: (Form fromFileNamed: 'myGraphicsFileName'); openInWorld.

IndentingListMorph>>unhighlight sets text to black

When browsing directories in File List, the tree view pane changes the text color to black after unselecting a directory. When using dark pane background, the text becomes unreadable on deselection. It looks like IndentingListMorph>>unhighlight is the origin of this setting.

Possible solution?

IndentingListItemMorph>>unhighlight

complexContents highlightingColor ifNotNil: [self color: Theme current text].
self redrawNeeded

CuisV4.sources location

On my Mac I usually keep CuisV4.sources besides my VM, e.g. Cog.r2714.app. I keep my image and changes pair in different folders, add an alias to the VM and start Cuis by dragging the image on to the VM alias. This is nice because I need only one copy of the sources file.

This works fine with images from Cuis4WithLatestUpdates up to Cuis4.1-1576.image. Any image from Cuis4.1-1617 freezes the VM without showing a window.

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