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Pulsar IDE demoed for Smalltalk developers at ESUG 2026 conference

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The Pulsar IDE was presented at the European Smalltalk User Group conference in 2026. This newly developed integrated development environment is tailored for the Smalltalk programming language. The presentation served to showcase the IDE's features and capabilities to the community. The event provides a key platform for sharing advancements within the Smalltalk ecosystem.

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