Smalltalk Solutions 2008 is coming up fast - the schedule of events is here, and registration is here. There are a ton of great talks, like this tutorial from James Foster:

This hands-on tutorial will present Seaside and walk through the process of building an application using GLASS (GemStone, Linux, Apache, Seaside, and Smalltalk). Topics covered include handling user logins, where to put session data vs. application data, building reusable components, styling a web site with CSS, and an introduction to Javascript. In a few hours you will build a web site for a children's soccer team that tracks games, players, and other information. (Because we are using an object database, we will not cover object/relational mapping!) You may bring your own computer or team up with someone else who brought one. Participants with a 64-bit machine may wish to pre-install VMware Server (free for Linux or Windows) or VMware Fusion (for Macintosh) so they can use a ready-to-run virtual appliance. Otherwise, a server will be available that can be accessed with a Squeak-based client. While familiarity with Smalltalk is a prerequisite, no prior Seaside or GemStone/S knowledge is required and the Seaside knowledge gained will apply to non-GemStone platforms as well.

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