Comprehensive help for getting started with the Windows version of PureBasic. Includes an offline version.

Explains the use of the const qualifier on small code snippets. (by Carlo Wood)

An ANS version of the Forth Primer.

The friendly Forth compiler/interpreter: detects virtually every error and reports what and where they occur, but is still fast and compact. Uses only signed 32 bit numbers. DOS, Windows, Unix.

Tools for cross-referencing, converting from Pascal to C, disassembling, routine library, and function library.

Dozens of Ruby programs. Examples: reverse dependency tool, simple HTTP daemon, vim syntax coloring, Design by Contract, Literate Ruby, Fibonacci generators, generic XML generator.

Resources and sources concerning mainly RPG and VBA.

XeNTax, MultiEx, and other Commodore 64 resources.

Site announces the development and upcoming release of an open, flexible, modular and powerful server and proxy. Feature list and author's contact information.

Includes a dogfight theme, a painters canvas, and a soccer field.