Smalltalkstyle
Smalltalkstyle is a term used to describe a design and development approach inspired by the Smalltalk family of languages and the live, object-oriented programming environment created at Xerox PARC in the 1970s. As a concept, it refers more to philosophy and workflow than to a single language, highlighting uniform object orientation, message-based interaction, and rapid, live development within an image-based environment.
Key characteristics typically associated with Smalltalkstyle include that everything is an object, interactions occur via message
Origins and influence: Smalltalk’s design promoted a live, exploratory programming model. Smalltalkstyle extends that philosophy to
Applications and limitations: The term is commonly used in academic or research contexts to describe approaches