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In the latest version of Pharo, the ==Character== class represents a character by storing its Unicode. Since Unicode is a superset of latin1, you can create latin1 strings by specifying their direct values. When a ==String== is composed only of ASCII or latin1 characters, it is encoded in a ==ByteString== (a collection of bytes each one representing a character).
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This part shows you how to get a simple Seaside application up and running
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in less than 15 minutes. If you’re new to Pharo, have a look at the Pharo by Example Seaside Chapter. You can also have a look at the excellent Pharo Mooc *http://mooc.pharo.org*. Watch the first video and the development session about the counter.
In this part we will introduce you to the manipulation of basic elements such as texts, anchors and callbacks as well as forms. It presents the notion of ''brushes'' that is central to the Seaside API. Understanding these concepts will be fundamental to your use of Seaside.
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