Morphic: A graphics model based on display trees, and a direct-manipulation user interface (UI) construction kit and library, under heavy development but now quite usable. Morphic was originally developed as a prototype-based implementation, as part of the Self prototype-based object-oriented (OO) programming language project, at Sun Microsystems Laboratories, by John Maloney and Randy Smith. ... [MORE] Alan Kay@ (24) Self@ (16) Squeak@ (92) 1. Prototype-Based Application Construction Using SELF 4.0 - Uses Morphic in the context of its original implementation. 2. Sun Labs: Self papers - Where Morphic began, as a prototype-based implementation. Here are html Morphic User Interface papers, as part of the Self, prototype-based, object oriented programming language. 3. The Self-4.0 User Interface - Manifesting a System-wide Vision of Concreteness, Uniformity, and Flexibility 4. A John Maloney page - Tiny, third-party page on one of Morphic's two main inventors who is still working on Morphic. 5. Getting Started with Morphic - One screenshot(!) and brief description of how to begin. 6. Janak on Morphic UI - A few useful tips for once you get going, and a bit of opinion/critique. 7. Tutorial: Fun with the Morphic Graphics System - Tutorial is by John Maloney, edited by Ted Kaehler and Dwight Hughes. Part I of a planned three part series. 8. Where is Squeak Headed? - Morphic's home now, as a class-based implementation, in a new, open source, graphics model for Smalltalk, based on the Morphic interface to Self. Much simpler and yet more general than the model used in many other object oriented languages: MVC.

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