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@@ -69,11 +69,34 @@ To install Amber from Bower, run
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* Migration from Amber 0.11.0
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* Migration from Amber 0.11.0
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+First, you must change loading part. The proprietary loader is gone,
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+you have to use requirejs for loading. New loader code is thouroughly
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+explained in [4].
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+After changing the loader part, you need to recompile all your `.st` files
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+into new AMD `.js` files. During loader changes, you had to choose a namespace,
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+this will be needed now.
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+Go to your directory with `.st` files and issue this from the shell:
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+```sh
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+<path-to-amber>/bin/amberc -l SUnit,Canvas -n <the-namespace-you-have-chosen> -D <path-for-compiled-js-files> *.st
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+```
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+In windows, use `\` as path separator, the rest is identical.
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+The `-l SUnit,Canvas` is just a general guess, if your code depends on more (or less) non-kernel packages from amber, list them here accordingly.
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+This migrate scenario only covers simple deployments with your project's code and amber.
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+If your project is more compilicated, using libraries and packages from multiple sources,
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+it is hard to give general advices to migrate - you must do it library by library,
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+giving each location its own namespace, and `-L` option of `amberc`
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+comes handy when integrating; ask on the mailing list if problems arise.
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[1] http://requirejs.org/
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[1] http://requirejs.org/
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[2] http://bower.io/
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[2] http://bower.io/
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[3] https://github.com/amber-smalltalk/brikz
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[3] https://github.com/amber-smalltalk/brikz
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+[4] https://github.com/amber-smalltalk/amber/wiki/How-to-load-amber
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09th July 2013 - Release 0.11.0
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09th July 2013 - Release 0.11.0
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