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One of our main challenges is integrating our innovation into the day-to-day world of the company. There are several ways to incorporate innovation: as an external code library, providing schema, teaching how to use new tools, and so on. In this blog post, I will present how we integrate Software Engineering work into everyday developers’ tools.

A personal experiment report

How to create a Pharo Baseline efficiently and quickly (in a brainless way?)

Using GitLab && GitHub CI support and smalltalk-ci to test Moose

Developing an application is teamwork. It requires complementary skills to make it run smoothly. Though, bugs happened frequently and it’s not easy to read the code and all its interdependencies. So the easiest way would be to call your colleague who worked on it, but he has a flu and can not answer you....

For five years now, our team is working on the preparation to migrate Berger-Levrault’s apps. To ease framework’s transition to new standards, we created Casino. A homemade tool to assist in future migrations.

A nice MDE example

How to use GitHub actions to update its meta-model UML?

How to create Moose sub meta-models

An introduction to the FFI library

How to use VSCode and Moose to analyse Java projects?

Description of the Language Server Protocol for Pharo

Or how to create a minimal model in Moose 8

How to use GitHub to test my project?

Or how to use Pharo to control Python and VLC library?

How to set up travis to test FFI

I present how to collect data from users in Pharo

I present a tool that does a quick analysis of Java projects With Moose

I present some commands I use with pandoc to create pdf file