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💻Squeak 6.1 Vanessa Adds New Tree Browser and Objectland

New Squeak release brings back Objectland and a revamped tree browser

TL;DR

Squeak 6.1 Vanessa reintroduces Objectland with colorful examples and overhauls the tree browser for better navigation. Developers can explore new features directly in Squeak.

Squeak 6.1 'Vanessa' is out, bringing back Objectland with a suite of interactive examples and revamping the tree browser for improved usability. The new release includes enhancements like recursive find/replace via CMD+F/G, drag-and-drop support, and customizable filter modes. Developers can now experience these improvements firsthand by downloading Squeak and diving into the release notes. This update is a big deal if you're working with Morphic or Etoys in your projects.

Squeak 6.1 Vanessa Adds New Tree Browser and Objectland — Squeak/Smalltalk

Key Points

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New tree browser with CMD+F/G find/replace feature (Morphic-ct.2218/MorphicTests-ct.97)

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Drag-and-drop support automatically expands nodes after one second of hovering

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Objectland returns with a colorful collection of examples for Squeak capabilities

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Etoys improvements include painting enhancements and an undo button in FreeCell

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ST80 updates add world menu close item and high-DPI support for system views

Why It Matters

If you're working on Morphic or Etoys projects, the new tree browser with CMD+F/G find/replace and drag-and-drop features will streamline your workflow. Objectland's return offers a fresh way to explore Squeak's capabilities through interactive examples.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does this matter?

If you're working on Morphic or Etoys projects, the new tree browser with CMD+F/G find/replace and drag-and-drop features will streamline your workflow. Objectland's return offers a fresh way to explore Squeak's capabilities through interactive examples.

What happened?

Squeak 6.1 Vanessa reintroduces Objectland with colorful examples and overhauls the tree browser for better navigation. Developers can explore new features directly in Squeak.

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