..Android/IOS Basic..
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| ..as topic says..im curious to hear from you guys, which basic dialect exists for mobiles market, especially if you have had experience with some.. |
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| Monkey, Blitzmax-NG? |
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| B4a (Basic 4 Android) is a really good package. It's essentially Visual Basic syntax. |
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| Naughty; I assume you mean products other than BRL products Fusion 2.5 maybe? .... not adding anything more to this topic but it pains me so when I see other tools (such as B4a) with a 'proper' IDE with code folding and all that stuff. I still vehemently believe Blitz and Monkey would be in better shape today (more users) with a more functional IDE, the powers there but if you just give them a version of notepad and a html help file people aint going to stick around. |
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| ..im after some simple apps development (not really a game), which is aimed for support of my hardware i sell (control hardware from phone bluetooth or wifi and things like that)...so i thought there must be some neat and tidy basic language out there for such things.. :) |
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| GLBasic: https://www.glbasic.com/ |
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| Rfo Basic for Android freeware, editable on android and Pc, Apk-Able. |
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| AppGameKit ( AGK ) https://www.appgamekit.com |
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| I still vehemently believe Blitz and Monkey would be in better shape today (more users) with a more functional IDE, the powers there but if you just give them a version of notepad and a html help file people aint going to stick around. Yes... If Blitzmax & e.g. Blide came as a single package, preferably without any MingW or other installer hassles it probably would have fared a lot better. The language itself is great. I was very pleasantly surprised by NG though, seems like it is entirely portable. |
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| Any reason it has to be basic and not native code? At least for android java is pretty simple. No idea about ios. |
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| glbasic basic4android/ios rfo basic games - glbasic audio streaming and such - b4a and b4i some tests - rfo |
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| Any reason it has to be basic and not native code? At least for android java is pretty simple. No idea about ios. Right. Swift on iOS is also pretty simple. Or there's Obj-C, which isn't too hard either. Or.. one might just want to code something up in a single/common language and cross/trans/compile it to different targets without having to write X different versions in each platform's "native" language. |
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| Cool, i'v just googled for some freeware PC basic languages, and found out that basic4gl has got an Android port ! |
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