The Quicktime versions are suitable for Macs and Windows but use an audio codec that doesn't work in the Linux applications I have tried. They were digitized by Steve Dekorte. Thanks, Steve!
The DivX versions can be seen with several different applications on Macs, Windows and Linux if you have the DivX decoder installed. They were digitized by Jecel Assumpção. There is a list with more movies related to Smalltalk.
| Large Quicktime (81MB) | very similar to the original VHS tape in quality |
| Small Quicktime (30MB) | all screen captures are very fuzzy, but almost readable |
| Large DivX (198MB) | very similar to the original VHS tape in quality |
| Small DivX (23MB) | screen captures are totally unreadable and even the live scenes are fuzzy. Only good for a preview in order to decide if it is worth downloading the better version |
| YouTube (20:59) |
streaming version of Large DivX |
| Large
AVI (197MB) |
from the Squeak FTP |
| 00:00 | Title |
| 00:16 | Randy's introduction: directness, liveness, no run/debug separation |
| 02:00 | demonstration of basic Self ideas |
| 02:15 | - objects and slots |
| 02:54 | - methods |
| 03:40 | - parent objects: inheritance |
| 04:33 | - flexibility of object inheritance (vs class inheritance) |
| 06:08 | Morphic demonstration |
| 07:48 | how to change a running program (bouncing atoms) |
| 10:53 | make it look like a "real" application |
| 15:06 | web browser in Self |
| 15:37 | Mario's Smalltalk in Self (also shown is collaboration via Self) |
| 16:46 | Dave talks to Randy about the implementation |
| 19:30 | Randy's conclusions |
| 20:45 | Credits |