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I happened to notice the SmallBasic 0.5 release announcement and decided to take a look at it. The question going through my mind was, “why do we need yet another Basic programming language?”
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I love Small Basic. I gave a presentation on it at our local Languages User Group a month back. It brings back the joy and simplicity of programming.
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