Join us by signing into the meetup or zoom: https://www.meetup.com/ukstug/events/302453224/?slug=ukstug&eventId=30245322... https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89598196284?pwd=b1a0AflB3TjhoQBBeIYYrDVpj2clbW.1 The videos from last month presentation are now available https://vimeo.com/ukstug/marianollm (Mariano Guerra on LLMs) https://vimeo.com/ukstug/tudorllm (Tudor Girba on LLMs) [:kind | 'Regards from ', kind ] value: 'The UK Smalltalk User Group'. On Sun, 24 Nov 2024 at 23:24, UK Smalltalk <info@uksmalltalk.org> wrote:
Join us on *Wednesday 27th November at 7pm* for an engaging double presentation on innovative advancements in Smalltalk programming:
1. *SemanticText: Improving Exploratory Programming in Squeak with Generative AI*
Presenter: *Christoph Thiede *(starts at 7.15pm)
From autocomplete to conversational agents, AI is transforming how we interact with code. Christoph will introduce SemanticText, a framework that integrates large language models (LLMs) into Squeak/Smalltalk, enabling conversational agents, semantic search tools, and retrieval-augmented generation workflows. He will showcase experimental integrations with Squeak’s tools and present the concept of a semantic exploratory programming system for debugging and exploring systems using natural language.
Bio: Christoph Thiede is a member of *HPI*’s Software Architecture Group and a core developer of Squeak/Smalltalk, with a focus on enhancing developer productivity and tools.
2. *Webside*: A Unified HTTP API for Smalltalk
Presenter: *Guillermo Amaral* (starts at 8.30pm)
Guillermo will discuss Webside, an API that standardizes communication with Smalltalk systems via HTTP and introduces its application as a fully operational IDE. He will highlight recent improvements in its extensibility and functionality.
Bio: Guillermo Amaral is the creator of Webside and has been a passionate Smalltalk user and advocate for over 20 years, leveraging it throughout his academic and professional journey.
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore groundbreaking ideas and engage in discussions on the future of Smalltalk development!
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