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Someone made a bridge between Pharo and Godot which looks pretty interesting. I've not dabbled in it myself yet, but they have a doc describing how it works: https://gitlab.com/chandler.justin.s/godot-talk-VM/-/blob/ma...
I watched the whole video, thank you for sharing!
The bit towards the end (around 5 min mark I believe) where he gives the IDE (is that what you call it?) an input + output and asks it what message would produce the result he wants is pretty damn cool.
The rest of it is "interesting" I suppose. I can imagine that, at the time, this sort of interactive/live visual environment was revolutionary. This would be 1972-1990's I think, and during those early years there was nothing even remotely similar, right?
Towards the end Rapid Application Development (RAD) IDE's would start taking hold and then came the Pascal-powered heydays for a bit.
I think that maybe just due to familiarity bias, I still prefer a text-based IDE which has hot-reloading and live eval results.
Something pretty neat I use personally is an extension called "Quokka" which places the results of each line next to them, live as you edit (similar to a REPL)
https://quokkajs.com/
Jetbrains IDE's have a similar thing with "Worksheets" for languages like Kotlin, Python, Scala, and likely a few others. (Also "Metals" extension in VS Code can do this for Scala incredibly well)