Bistro is a young programming language that integrates the best features of Smalltalk with Java. It is a Smalltalk variant that runs atop any Java virtual machine (VM) that conforms to Sun Microsystems Java specifications. 1. Bistro = Smalltalk over Java - Paper introducing Bistro language, compares it to Smalltalk, Java. Original motives, directions for language creation. By Nik Boyd. 2. The Bistro Programming Language - Article reprint from Dr. Dobb's Journal, March 2004. First three paragraphs are visible without registering. [Developer::Pipelines] 3. Bistro - Smalltalk variant that runs atop any Java virtual machine (VM) conforming to Sun Java specifications; has some Java features to better support integrating the two languages, declarative language model. [Open Source, BSD-like] 4. Bistro FAQ - Bistro Frequently Asked Questions. 5. Java Platform Language Neutrality - Nik Boyd paper considers criteria to assess language neutrality of a software development platform. Response to Roger Sessions. 6. Nik Boyd - Papers NEW! - Draft and published papers by Bistro creator. Links to documents.

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