The best of which was an elegant way to keep balloon comments in their proper place.
modest enhancements
Closed curves that really close.
Stars that can have any number of points and any amount of pointiness you want.
A way to fill those stars with Kaleidoscopes!
added a fix to sliders so that they can be retargeted.
I feel passionately that squeak should be a great fun and elegant tool for exploring for all ages. Exploring is programing and etoying and more. Some of the more I call pokegrappling.
Poking around and grappling with morphs. Assembling then in to useful and fun tools. This is sort of like what John Holt refered to as mucking around. Something that kids do on the way to getting an better understanding of thing.
On their way to mastery of a subject.
What I've been doing since August 03 and before has been making better tools for pokegrappling.
These three things are available on squeak map. Usually the first place things appear are on the pages I've homesteaded on bob's superswiki.
As of 2008 Bob's superswiki has gone away. And so have my homestead pages. Bob's been good enough to send me a disk of the swiki so I can recover thing.
But now I have to recreate some space and figure out what and how I want to republish.
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I've contributed heavily to the mantis bug tracker.
Now back to the old cobweby stuff:
I've found some bugs and fixes to polygonMorphs. Jerome Peace.
I've also pokegrappled some sliding block puzzles in morphic.
Which should appear somewhere along the line.
More later, Cheers and joy – Jer
Which reminds me one of the things I originally thought would be interesting to program in squeak was the Kissakae stuff.
