Squeak: Object-oriented design with multimedia applications

by Mark Guzdial

Welcome to the website supporting the Squeak textbook by Mark Guzdial, from Prentice-Hall. (Available on Amazon)

Take a look at Alan Kay's intriguing FOREWORD: HTML PDF.

SQUEAK 3.2 UPDATES!

• Barbara Ericson updated the lecture slides for Squeak 3.2. Get it here as an Big Zip or as individual files
• Code updates for Squeak 3.2
• APPENDIX IN DEVELOPMENT!

Useful Links

• THE MAIN SQUEAK SITE
• The Squeak Swiki: A collaborative Squeak website.
• The Squeakland Site. Squeak is being used increasingly in educational applications. This site is dedicated to that use. This is where you can download the Squeak plugin that lets you execute Squeak from within the browser.
• The NSF-Sponsored Multimedia in CS Education Workshop Website. The MM-in-CSEd workshop started with a keynote from Alan Kay and Squeak community members like Craig Latta, Jochen Rick, and Rick Zaccone.
• If you want to use Swikis or PWS in your classes (or class projects), there are two places to look for information. The Swiki Swiki has the latest Swiki based on the Comanche web-server. The original PWS Swiki Swiki is still available and contains information on PWS and variations of the PWS Swiki.
• The other Squeak Book: "Squeak: Open personal computing and multimedia"

Book-specific links

• Class website (Swiki) that the book was based on, CS2340 Objects and Design.
• Official Errata Page
• Submit Errata
• Material on CD: Including book examples, lecture notes, etc. A Zip of the CD (except 2.7 and 2.8 Squeak) THESE LINKS ARE NOW UPDATED!
• Additional material not on CD Includes new UML and Parsing lectures by Rich LeBlanc.
• Contents of the book CD, WITHOUT Squeak 2.7 or 2.8. This is a 28.8M zip containing the Notes (PDF, PPT, Bookmorphs), Examples, and Extras.