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Small Basic - Part 1
Small Basic - Part 1
Looks like Microsoft may be taking a page out of their old DOS book, and encouraging younger computer enthusiast to get into programming.
Small Basic v0.7 was released somewhat recently, however I only found out about it late last week. Instantly upon writing my first Hello World program in Small Basic it reminded me of playing with QBasic back in they day. I mean, it's not an ugly DOS interface or anything. In fact, it's a really nice looking environment so far. That being said, it's still in early development so the IDE isn't exactly the most functional.


By Michael Sanders  |  11 November, 2009  |  Found in : toybox, blogs
 
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By Alastair Bateman  |  31 August, 2010  |  Found in : blogs
 
Working on a new Theme
I've just started working on yet another theme for the website. It's a fairly regular occurrence, so I normally don't make much comment on changes.


By Michael Sanders  |  31 August, 2010  |  Found in : blogs

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