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-# PureBasic Projects
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-When you are at GitHub, every subdirectory of this repo
-is a separate sample project that you can use
-if you have a similar project.
-
-But when you are viewing this
-right now as web page in `xdvrx1.github.io` domain,
-you need to click `View on GitHub` to download the
-source codes.
-
-Thanks!
-
+# PureBasic Projects
+
+[](https://hits.seeyoufarm.com)
+
+PureBasic was my first ever programming language, so it reminds me of the good old days.
+Before PureBasic, I first learned Excel formulas, which really captured my interest.
+The very first time I encountered Excel was in college,
+and it was the IF function presented by the professor that really caught my attention.
+
+## Disclaimer
+Please note that these projects are presented as a showcase of my work during a
+specific period. They represent a snapshot of my skills and accomplishments
+at that time. As such, these projects are no longer actively maintained or updated.
+They are kept public for demonstration purposes and may not reflect my current
+abilities or the latest best practices in the field.
+
+However, feel free to learn from these archived projects,
+preserved as they were during that specific period !
+
+## Links
+1. [PureBasic File Explorer](https://github.com/jdevfullstack/PureBasic-FileExplorer)
+2. [PureBasic Randomizer](https://github.com/jdevfullstack-projects/PureBasic-Randomizer)
+3. [PureBasic Scrabble Game](https://github.com/jdevfullstack/PureBasic-Scrabble)
+4. [PureBasic Password Generator](https://github.com/jdevfullstack-projects/PureBasic-Password-Generator)
+5. [PureBasic Password Hunter](https://github.com/jdevfullstack/PureBasic-Password-Hunter)
+6. [PureBasic 2D Game](https://github.com/jdevfullstack/PureBasic-2D-Game)
+
+# Intro To PureBasic
I truly believe learning PureBasic is worth it
more than other BASIC dialects.
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So, in the end, PureBasic is one of the best BASIC dialects.
## PureBasic Highlights
-> - PureBasic is a structured programming language. PureBasic retained
+- PureBasic is a structured programming language. PureBasic retained
`Goto` but as a structured programming language, instead of
focusing in `Goto`, we can use functions through procedures
instead, although as a
BASIC dialect, it does not have the `main` function.
->
-> - PureBasic can call user-defined functions through an include
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+- PureBasic can call user-defined functions through an include
command, that is `XIncludeFile` (and `IncludeFile`). This is a very
important one because in the past,
the tendency was to put everything in just one source file.
->
-> - PureBasic uses single `=` sign for both assignment and comparison
+
+- PureBasic uses single `=` sign for both assignment and comparison
operators.
->
-> - PureBasic has a very good GUI components. This can be used when, say,
+
+- PureBasic has a very good GUI components. This can be used when, say,
one programmer in C created purely a console app. In this case, all
you need to do is to interface using the `stdout` of that console app
and your GUI program can communicate well with the console app.
->
-> - PureBasic simplified the process of creating executable files
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+- PureBasic simplified the process of creating executable files
and the IDE is very good.
->
-> - PureBasic is for hobbyist and still can be used for creating
+
+- PureBasic is for hobbyist and still can be used for creating
apps for business solutions.
->
-> - PureBasic might be very famous in the open source projects
+
+- PureBasic might be very famous in the open source projects
if this was an open source too.
->
-> - PureBasic might be more than Visual Basic if not because
+
+- PureBasic might be more than Visual Basic if not because
of Microsoft. We all know how powerful Microsoft is.
It toppled many business competitors.
->
-> - PureBasic is a cross-platform programming language but
-works well in Windows OS.
->
-> - PureBasic added the user-defined data type `structure`.
-This is a very useful data type to manage and organize data.
-
-## Subdirectories
-And if you want to read the details of each subdirectory:
-
-[](https://xdvrx1.github.io/PureBasic-FileExplorer/)
-
-in GitHub,
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-
-
-***
-[](https://xdvrx1.github.io/PureBasic-Randomizer/)
-
-in GitHub,
-
-
-
-***
-
-[](https://xdvrx1.github.io/PureBasic-Scrabble/)
-
-in GitHub,
-
-
-
-***
-
-[](https://xdvrx1.github.io/PureBasic-Password-Generator/)
-
-in GitHub,
-
-
-
-***
-
-[](https://xdvrx1.github.io/PureBasic-Password-Hunter/)
-
-in GitHub,
-
-
-
-***
-
-[](https://xdvrx1.github.io/PureBasic-2D-Game/)
-
-in GitHub,
+- PureBasic is a cross-platform programming language but
+works well in Windows OS.
-
+- PureBasic added the user-defined data type `structure`.
+This is a very useful data type to manage and organize data.
-## Compiling
-Compiling the project is so easy in the PureBasic IDE.
-Just click `Compile/Run` or press F5.
+## PureBasic Losing The Track
+You might be wondering, PureBasic simply lost the track of software
+development and that's quite true: more and more software development is
+becoming web-oriented, at least to some extent. There is the tendency,
+beginners will simply start to learn a language which has a good
+standing in web development, much like PHP and JavaScript.
-## Contributing
-1. Fork the repo!
-2. Then, made changes and create a pull request.
-3. If not fork, just please star this. Thanks!
+But still, PureBasic is a very good language when you just want to
+create native apps and PureBasic has a very good working environment
+and libraries.
## License
MIT - the permissive license
+
+## More Of My Content
+- [jdevfullstack Profile](https://github.com/jdevfullstack)
+- [jdevfullstack Repos](https://github.com/jdevfullstack?tab=repositories)
+- [jdevfullstack Projects](https://github.com/jdevfullstack-projects)
+- [jdevfullstack Tutorials](https://github.com/jdevfullstack-tutorials)