The evolution of Smalltalk: from Smalltalk-72 through Squeak (2020)
43 points but zero comments at the time of writing this comment.<p>Somewhere deep in our harts, we all have a deep appreciation for Smalltalk and its legacy in programming language design, it&#x27;s just that no one is actually interested to use it anymore. It&#x27;s gone, it&#x27;s part of the history, never to come back. People just upvote an article about it and proceed with the life.<p>Same can be said for (Common) Lisp, which still live its half-life in form of Clojure, but is far away from the mainstream.