Pharo is a pure object-oriented programming language. It tightly integrates compiler, runtime and a modern IDE focused on being simple to use, provide immediate feedback and inline debugging. It implements a Smalltalk dialect with live objects, hot recompilation, full reflection, dynamic typing, direct inheritance, automated instance and memory management.
minor feature: GTools: Playground, Inspector, Spotter.
Slots model instance variables as first class enities and enable
meta-programming on this level.
ShoreLine reporter: submit information automatically when errors happen
TxModel, a modern text model who works with Athens (Preview).
OSWindow, a new way to handle windows and input events (Preview).
Glamour, a mature declarative browser builder.
Dark theme.
Updated: Zinc, new object logging, improvements to character
encoding/decoding, improvements to URL parsing, bug fixes, simplifications,
comments.
Zodiac: bug fixes.
Fuel.
Versionner.
Important changes:
User interface.
FreeType fonts now default (Source Sans Pro and Source Code Pro).
Enhances to Nautilus Refactorings .
Enhances to Nautilus to detect: examples, scripts, initializations.
Enhanced Monticello GUI (including status icons).
MITL, Apache smalltalk pharo programming-language ide runtime compiler introspection debugger developers
Teapot is micro web framework for Pharo Smalltalk, that focuses on simplicity and ease of use.
