Lukas Renggli


	links to this page:

Lukas Renggli

Last updated at 8:12 am UTC on 28 August 2010

I'm PhD student at the Software Composition Group at the University of Bern. My personal home-page can be browsed at:

http://www.lukas-renggli.ch

My main-interests are new technologies to develop web-applications and exploring different programming concepts, languages and tools. I provide both on-site and remote software consultancy services when in-depth knowledge of software engineering in general, web application development, Smalltalk, Seaside, Magritte, or Pier is needed. I am an expert in the development of dynamic web applications, meta-modeling and the design of content management systems. I am a supporter and user of Pharo Smalltalk, an open-source Smalltalk dialect.

Author

Builder, build and test Pharo images from Hudson.
PetitParser, a dynamic parser framework.
Helvetia, language embedding without breaking tools.
Gofer, work with groups of package in Monticello.
Magritte, a generic self-described meta-model.
Pier, an extensible object-oriented content management system.
jQuery and jQueryUI for Seaside, change the way you program Javascript.
Scriptaculous, let Seaside applications fly Web 2.0 style.
Comet, HTTP server push extension for Seaside.
SqueakSource, a source code repository for Pharo and Squeak.
Functional Pattern Matching: a compiler and browser to define methods in a functional way.
Music Player Daemon Clinet: Music Player Daemon Client for Squeak.
FTP Server: A fully extensible FTP server for Squeak.
SmallWiki: a fully object-oriented wiki implementation.

Co-author

Porter, Maintainer

Refactoring Browser
Mondrian: a visualization engine
Announcements: a new event framework
Swazoo: a cross dialect webserver
SPDF: a framework to create pdf-files
SmaCC: a smalltalk compiler compiler