First major update in way too long
The issue with percent sign handling is fixed, DPMI was fixed, Raspberry Pi is now supported and there's a ton of new and improved examples including some awesome games.
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Product page updates
The product page now features new sections with recent releases. This includes official pages for our line of famiclone software, Express OS, and Dream Quest.
Dream Quest Released
We slowed down working on programming language projects this year quite a bit to work on developing some game products. Aside from the early release Famicom/NES roms we released, this is the first major game release we are publishing. It is also the smallest, but we put months of work into this.
Staying In Focus
We have been working mostly silently this past year. Only a few updates have been posted. Finally, we are coming out and uploading new software and updates. With this comes the new GNU/Linux distro Express OS as a custom host OS for Express BASIC.
Delayed Express BASIC Update
Update time! This one is later than expected. A server migration set us back.
One Click Network Released
This setup contains a set of GUI client and server applications. The first is called One Click Server and the other is One Click Client.
Bleeding edge update!
The update includes: 1. SPACE$() function as an alias for TAB() to help with portability of BASIC code 2. Bitwise operators BAND, BOR, and BNOT(). XOR was already bitwise 3. HEX$() and OCT$() functions
Awesome Express BASIC update!
These past weeks, many improvements and fixes were made. New features include the commands COLOR and LOCATE. String operations have also been implemented.
Massive Express BASIC update!
We have been working hard for the past few weeks on this update and have made a lot of progress. Here's a few things that have been added or fixed...
Important Update for Express BASIC
After weeks of painful research and debugging, we have finally released the next update. We're still going to remain in alpha version. You never know if and when a new problem may surface.