Basic – Page 2 – Programming languages for the Java Virtual Machine JVM and Javascript

Testalgo2

Posted on 8. November 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf19. January 2016

Testalgo2 is a basic programming language

JBasic

Posted on 8. November 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf5. February 2016

JBasic is a traditional BASIC language intepreter written in Java for command line or embedded use. It supports conventional GW-BASIC style syntax, plus some modern extensions for supporting threads, JDBC, etc. JBasic can be run directly from a shell.

URL: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jbasic

Grasshopper

Posted on 8. November 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf21. January 2016

From the product description: Grasshopper is a Visual Studio .NET plug-in, which enables you to use C# or Visual Basic .NET to develop, debug and deploy Web applications and Web services that run on Microsoft Windows, Linux and any Java-enabled platform. Grasshopper introduces a patent-pending compiler that compiles Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL) into standard Java bytecode. You can access external Java components regardless of the Java development environment in which they were originally developed.

URL: http://dev.mainsoft.com/Default.aspx?tabid=130

N.A.M.E.

Posted on 8. November 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf19. January 2016

N.A.M.E. compiles BASIC source code into java binaries. You can also run code in interpretive mode.

URL: http://www.metaenvironment.org/

HotTEA

Posted on 8. November 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf19. January 2016

Mike Lehman’s HotTEA is an implementation of the BASIC language written in Java.

URL: http://www.mbay.net/%7Ecereus7/HotTEA.html

Quite BASIC

Posted on 24. September 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf24. September 2009

Quite BASIC is an all web-based classic BASIC programming environment, mainly for eduational purposes.

URL: http://www.quitebasic.com/

ngbasic: BASIC for Javascript

Posted on 19. July 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf19. July 2009

NG-BASIC is a BASIC interpreter written in Javascript. This means it is basically platform independent, and can run on any pc with a web browser! NGbasic includes a virtual filesystem that hosts a few test-programs and works-in-progress and registered users will be able to log in and load and save their programs! Use NGbasic to learn computer programming and experience the language that started it all!

URL: http://www.ngbasic.com/

Applesoft BASIC Interpreter in Javascript

Posted on 19. July 2009 by Robert Tolksdorf19. July 2009

Now, this reminds me of my first computer and my first programming… As you see, this interpretes the good old Apple Basic

URL: http://www.calormen.com/Applesoft/