"Live Object Programming in Pharo" d'Inria - Badge de réussite de la formation

This badge is awarded to participants who have successfully completed the course. Pharo is a pure object-oriented programming language in the tradition of Smalltalk. It offers a unique developing experience in constant interaction with live objects. The course starts with a special, optional, sequence to introduce the basics on object-oriented programming. All along the course, we present more specifically Pharo’s Web stack which changes the way web applications are built. In addition the course presents the fundamental programming concepts and how Pharo uses them. We present some coding idioms and Design Patterns to better design object-oriented applications. Such concepts can be applied to any object-oriented programming language. This course also provide a new vision of the fundamental principles of object-oriented programming, i.e. polymorphism and late binding. Pharo is a good teaching tool for object-oriented programming and the course discusses object-oriented design principles (e.g. polymorphism, message sending, self/super, design patterns). Course teachers: - Damien Cassou, software developer at Företagsplatsen. - Stéphane Ducasse, research director at Inria. - Luc Fabresse, associate professor at IMT Lille Douai, Mines-Telecom Institute. The complete course effort is estimated at 40 hours.