Happy Birthday, PureBasic!

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And... for many years more! 8)
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I lost the count of it :D
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And it seems like it was yesterday... :lol:
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How time flies. May PB have many more!
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Back in the day I was coding 2d games in BlitzBasic, which was really cool. But it was fullscreen only, no way to open even a simple window with a button. In their online FAQ they recommended PureBasic for such purpose. Well, it was love at first sight.

Bought the full version through André, I think it was version 2.50 – still payed in German Marks. Since then PB has been part of my life. Coded several specialized tools for a multitude of clients. This made me a living for more than two decades. Today I just code for fun as a hobby, but still love to be part of this great journey. Following the ongoing development of PB is pure joy!

Happy Birthday, PureBasic!
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Karellen wrote: Wed Sep 10, 2025 8:34 pmCoded several specialized tools for a multitude of clients. This made me a living for more than two decades.
That's great! :)
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Karellen wrote: Wed Sep 10, 2025 8:34 pmBack in the day I was coding 2d games in BlitzBasic, which was really cool. But it was fullscreen only, no way to open even a simple window with a button. In their online FAQ they recommended PureBasic for such purpose. Well, it was love at first sight.
lol. That's quite exactly how I came to Purebasic. :D

Happy Birthday from me too 🥳
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I found PureBasic as a box in a computer store in 2004 and quickly switched to the full version.
Since then I have some application services with customers running.
I'm still writing tools ;)

The currently a tool to occupy the F keys (F1 to F12) as I want it and not as the program allows it.
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Happy Birthday to the best kept secret in RAD programming!
I'm dismayed by the bloat of C# and the slowness of Python and the nonsensical frameworks of Javascripts supporting CSS and html web pages.
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The best programming language I have ever seen!
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marcoagpinto wrote: Fri Sep 12, 2025 6:41 am The best programming language I have ever seen!
It's pretty damn good. 8)
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