amber/amber: Amber is an implementation of the Smalltalk language that runs on top of the JavaScript runtime. @ 7e47705c1a62f35b8f616b28b6fcb47baa3587d4

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				README
			
				JTalk + Node.js = Awesomeness
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These are some experiments of using JTalk together with Node.js:

hello           - Hello world example with a simple Makefile.
benchfib        - Port of tinybenchmarks from Squeak.
trivialserver   - A slightly larger example.

You will need "node" in your path to try all the above.