Das deutsche QBasic- und FreeBASIC-Forum

[EkBass]

Hello.

I understand that this site is intended for FB/QB programming languages.

However, I thought that no one would mind if I quickly told you about my BazzBasic interpreter, which I have been working on here whenever life itself has given me the opportunity.

It does not compete with FB, it is built with a very different idea in mind.



While BASIC for sure is not having its best days, I still believe it will last at least another 60 years.

For years, I have thought to create my own BASIC dialect, but life, work and such has moved my plans.

Now I finally am moved to the point where I can actually tell about it in public.

BazzBasic

Many of today's experienced programmers started in the 80s by familiarizing themselves with the BASIC interpreters that came with home computers of the time.

The movement of a yellow ball on the screen, a program that printed lottery numbers, a handwritten text adventure... the list is endless.

All fueled by one thing: Curiosity.

Unlike many programming languages, BazzBasic does not aim to be the most powerful or versatile tool.

It is also not a clone or a remake of any previous BASIC programming language.

It is intended to be easy, fun, and provide those small but significant moments of success that early BASIC programming languages offered decades ago.

But with a slightly more modern twist.

Here is classic Eliza program written in BazzBasic: Eliza.bas

BazzBasic is open source project released under MIT license.

I hope you give it a few minutes, even while it is not yet fully finished.
But I moved on with it with pretty good, and Im aiming to ger ver. 1.0 out before summer.

https://ekbass.github.io/BazzBasic/

Thank, Ek

[nemored]

I just took a look at the documentation. I don't plan to learn a new BASIC dialect (too many BASIC dialects in my life ) but BuzzBasic looks like it would be fun.
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