Smalltalk at Aule-Browser.com

The Smalltalk links at aule-browser.com now display as shown above.

All this (30 links) for a language considered by some IT pundits to be either dead or MIA ( and this without many Seaside links such as dabbledb.com, seasidehosting.st, Swazoo, Sophie ... )

The Curl runtime is required to visit the Smalltalk Aule. The configuraion with the buttons on top is just one default. The Curl RTE (Runtime engine) is required to use Curl applets and once installed, aule-browser.com should be added in the Curl Control Panel as a trusted site (using the Add Host button on the Security pane.)

Aule Browser arrives at code.google

There is now an opensource Aule Browser project on code.google.com

Areas to watch are generating Aule browser wrappers with the Seaside web framework and other templating and domain-specific language (DSL) and dialect issues for generating site-specific browsers (SSB) in the Curl programming language.

The Aule browser uses the Curl EmbeddedBrowserGraphic class and its related EmbeddedBrowserEvent class in a detached Curl desktop rich internet client application.

Curl is a mature and established client-side enterprise platform but as a web content language, Curl remains an alternative to HTML + JavaScript with separation from presentation style.