GUI Turbo Assembler

GUI Turbo Assembler doesn't have anything to do with cars or electronic parts, but it does work with developers hungry for easier ways to code and friendlier interfaces. This program acts as a frontend for the well-known Turbo Assembler program, giving users an easier way to create and develop their code, even if one still is required to display all the necessary coding knowledge in the field.

The whole idea behind this program is that if you're a developer looking to use the perks Turbo Assembler has to offer, but would really love to avoid the classic Windows terminal approach, then this is the right answer for you. One gets the same functionality as with the original but in a much more straightforward way. Ultimately, you will have a great time coding and will most likely avoid the frustration of using commands for each and every aspect of your development process.

This GUI version helps the user by allowing easier access to various features including highlighting parts of the text, dealing with any cut/copy/delete command, joining two distinct code sections, and so on. You'll also get the basic tools like a magnifying glass and the ability to set links, but these are features you're probably expecting anyway.

If you'd like to execute some adjustments to the application's behavior or to other areas, you'll be pleased to hear the settings included in the app are vast. The user can enable or disable various bits and pieces like the log console, standard toolbar, status bars, indentation, automatic scrolling, IDE restore, and plenty more.

Although I am no expert, the program seems to favor organization, which is why I found all features in just a couple of seconds, and every small detail turned out to be well labeled and easily accessible.