Reviews of PureBasic

In the world of programming, having access to a comprehensive library of resources and tutorials can be a game-changer for any developer. This is especially true when working with a language like PureBasic, which has a dedicated community but still lacks a centralized hub for collective knowledge. To address this issue, I have been collecting and organizing my own notes and resources from various PureBasic projects over the years.

The idea of creating a repository dawned on me after realizing that many of these resources were scattered throughout individual project folders. By consolidating them into one place, I hope to create a valuable resource for fellow developers and encourage others to contribute their own knowledge as well.

The PB-Archives project is a collaborative effort to collect and organize PureBasic documentation, tutorials, and other resources. The repository stores documents in both source format (Markdown or AsciiDoc) and distribution format (HTML, doc, PDF, etc.). By cloning the repo, users can download a copy of all project resources, which are then easily updated and maintained through Git.

The PB-Archives repository is divided into categories using folders, making it easy to find specific information. Users can also download selected resources as Zip archives from the '

Although the project has temporarily been put on hold while I work on a new version powered by Butler, a static content management system written entirely in PureBasic, users can still access an early access Alpha version in a temporary GitHub repository. The new version promises to be a fully browsable HTML project both online and locally.

With an estimated release date of December 2017 or January 2018, the PureBASIC Archives project is poised to become an invaluable resource for developers working with this language. Whether you're looking for tutorials, documentation, or just want to get involved in the community, I encourage you to explore the PB-Archives repository and contribute your own knowledge and expertise.

Reviews of purebasic