Post by turbov21 on Oct 16, 2007 23:03:14 GMT -5
I don't have Liberty BASIC yet, but by-gum I'm going to get it with my next paycheck. However, I do have Just BASIC, and have been wanting to combine the desktop power of Liberty/Just BASIC with the web enabling power of Run BASIC. (Could that sound more buzz-wordy?) And this is what I came up with: Bitter.
The "server" code that you're seeing up there, looks like this:
Bitter
BitRss
The "client" code written in Just BASIC looks like this:
It's micro=blogging, ala Twitter, so it's not meant to really be much of anything. (I hope to flesh it out later, add an RSS feed, but not tonight.) However, I just thought it was kind of cool that Run BASIC not only puts BASIC on the web, it can kind of put desktop BASIC programs on the web too...their output anyway.
EDIT: If the drive letters look a bit odd, it's because I run RBP on a seperate computer than the one I use as a desktop.
UPDATE: Added BitRss, a small subprogram that generates an RSS feed every time Bitter runs.
The "server" code that you're seeing up there, looks like this:
Bitter
' Bitter, micro-blogging with Run BASIC |
BitRss
' BitRss, micro-blogging RSS feed |
The "client" code written in Just BASIC looks like this:
' Main section of the program |
It's micro=blogging, ala Twitter, so it's not meant to really be much of anything. (I hope to flesh it out later, add an RSS feed, but not tonight.) However, I just thought it was kind of cool that Run BASIC not only puts BASIC on the web, it can kind of put desktop BASIC programs on the web too...their output anyway.
EDIT: If the drive letters look a bit odd, it's because I run RBP on a seperate computer than the one I use as a desktop.
UPDATE: Added BitRss, a small subprogram that generates an RSS feed every time Bitter runs.