We are collecting all scientific literature that involves Pharo in some way. Both publications about Pharo or those using Pharo are ok.

[Soil](https://github.com/ApptiveGrid/Soil) is an object oriented database implemented completely in smalltalk/pharo. It makes it easy to build a persistent solution withou

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Coypu is a Pharo package for programming music on-the-fly acting as a client for an external audio generator server or for an internal DSP created with the Phausto library. Pharo is a fully open-source dynamic and reflective pure object-oriented language, based on Smalltalk-80, which includes an immersive integrated development environment. Coypu was initially developed to pair with Symbolic Sound Kyma, as a full-stack Smalltalk sound-design and live-coding environment, it was soon extended to interact with Open Sound Control (OSC) servers such as ChucK, PureData, and SuperCollider, and later expanded with MIDI capabilities. During the past year, we added an API to provide a quick connection to the SuperDirt audio engine, featuring a ‘String-Oriented’ syntax heavily inspired by Tidal Cycles for creating what we call Sequencers. The primary purpose of developing Coypu is to provide a pure object-oriented language designed to cultivate creative coding literacy. We believe the Smalltalk-inspired approach to constructivist learning is a gateway for newcomers, and individuals with little or no programming experience. At the same time, being both reflective and modifiable, Coypu offers unlimited possibilities to advanced users. It offers an engaging entry point not only to more concise and expressive functional and procedural programming languages but also to the world of computational systems, algorithms, and general purpose programming.

Comparing converter methods in Smalltalk, Java, and Eclipse Collections

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In this new series, we shall cover the Pharo programming language. This is not very typical of this channel, but I wanted to type meaningful things instead of the usual stuff on monkeytype and speedtyper.dev -- Here are some useful links for those who want to learn Pharo : - MOOC (French and English): https://mooc.pharo.org/ - MOOC on FUN (French and English): https://www.fun-mooc.fr/fr/cours/programmation-objet-immersive-en-pharo/ - Youtube (French) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Sk_35lB-EI&list=PL2okA_2qDJ-k83Kxu_d8EPzMXtvCrReRn - Youtube (english) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUKIjdjGjBU&list=PL2okA_2qDJ-kCHVcNXdO5wsUZJCY31zwf

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● Prerequisites: ○ Basic understanding of synthesizers and audio effects ○ No prior experience with Pharo or Smalltalk required Hardware & Software Requirements ● Computer running macOS, Linux, or Windows ● Pharo 13 ● Coypu and Phausto libraries (provided during the workshop) This hands-on workshop introduces participants to live music programming with Pharo Smalltalk, using […]

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A Redis client for Pharo using Stick auto-reconnection layer - mumez/RediStick

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NOTE: NEW DATE. It will happen one day earlier (17th),

The Pharo Consortium is very happy to announce that EMIT University of Fianarantsoa has joined the Consortium as an Academic Member.

Le langage Pharo open-source https://pharo.org est développé au sein de l'Université de Lille depuis 2008. Il est utilisé à l'international par de nombreuses universités, avec environ une vingtaine de groupes de recherche.

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