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by Patricia O'Connor

New , High nylon quality .Leather end .Very light weight  , comfortable to wear . Adjustable length  up to 48 inches . String Length  is about 10 inches . Width is just under 2 inches . I have tried this on my electric guitar and it feels comfortable especially when compared to a heavy strap . Please be sure to note the color you want . Red Stripe , Blue Stripe  or All Black .

Genres: Programming

56 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2007

Reviews

[zoagli · Rating 1 out of 5]

Not what I was expecting at all. I wanted to learn about OOP, using Smalltalk as an example. Instead, the book dives into the nitty-gritty of Squeak and stays at that level. You might say I should have expected Squeak and not Smalltalk, but the book itself uses the Smalltalk object model as reference.

[Graham Lee · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love that this introduction doesn't just teach the Smalltalk language and Squeak, but also explains the tools and techniques used by the community. So when you're adding methods to classes it will tell you about the testing browser and how to build the method in a test-driven way, and it explains how to do version control with Monticello and push your code to a repository. The code host they recommend no longer allows new projects, but I was able to follow the same instructions to use smalltalkhub.

This book has given me so many ideas about Object-Oriented Programming, not just about using Squeak but anywhere I use it. I'd heartily recommend that anyone who's doing OOP grab Squeak, grab Squeak by Example, and spend the few hours required to work through the book.