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• Beginners Guide to Dolphin Smalltalk - Basic tutorial, applies to most Smalltalks; Dolphin runs on Windows 32-bit.
• Dolphin Smalltalk Online Documentation - Information and tutorials, applies to most Smalltalks; Dolphin runs on Windows 32-bit.
• FAQ Repository by Vikas Malik - From comp.lang.smalltalk, comp.answers, news.answers, for Smalltalk, ENVY/Manager, GemStone, Forte'.
• Free Documents for Smalltalk - Links to several online tutorials, books; VisualWorks, OO analysis and design, Jun OO Smalltalk application framework and 3D graphics library; many documents and programs distributed under GPL license.
• How to use Model-View-Controller: MVC - From Applications Programming in Smalltalk-80. First described MVC framework from version 2.0, updated in 1992 to account for changes made for version 2.5. ParcPlace greatly changed versions 4.x which are not in this paper.
• Inching Forward - Learning Weblog focused mainly on Smalltalk; many topics, code samples.
• Learning Smalltalk: VisualWorks - Link-based tutorial for learning Smalltalk via VisualWorks.
• Smalltalk in the Large - By Jan Steinman. Presentation first given at OOPSLA '93; explains how to promote and use it in teams and integrate it into a development process. Formats: HTML text outline, slides. [Bytesmiths]
• Smalltalk Programming Tutorials and Information - From beginner programming class. Many tutorials, books, student software, hints, tips, links. Winner of Golden Web Award.
• Smalltalk Tutorials - Links and descriptions on several tutorials.
• Smalltalk/X Programmers Guide - Quick-reference list of useful selectors, for Smalltalk/X documentation but helpful with other versions; helps find existing methods, classes to do jobs efficiently.

• Making Smalltalk with the Penguin - Quick Smalltalk tour, via VisualWorks Non Commercial: VWNC. Goal: introduce Smalltalk to Linux enthusiasts unfamiliar with it, share some traits of language that endears itself to so many programmers. [Linux Gazette #51] (March, 2000)