X11-Basic

If you are a developer intent on creating applications Windows, Unix, Linux, Android or Mac OS X and are exploring your options as far as the programming language of choice is concerned, you may want to give X11-Basic a shot.

Being derived from the BASIC programming language, this dialect comes with sound as well as graphics and should be useful regardless of whether you focus on computers or handheld devices.

The syntax X11-Basic proposes might remind of GFA-Basic on the ATARI-ST. Aside from that, it is worth pointing out that support for big integers and big integer arithmetic is provided.

What’s more, high-level language replacements are offered for low-level programming features, and considerable emphasis is put on coming up with solutions that allow you to build compact, reliable, portable, efficient, and well-structured programs.

As such, you could expect more efficient execution and to use fewer system resources once you turn to X11-Basic. What’s more, you are in full control when building applications, proof of that being the fact that you can rely on native shell to execute other commands and programs in case X11-Basic’s resources are not enough. Moreover, any shared library on the system can be employed.

As for X11-Basic’s applicability, it should be mentioned that it can handle complex simulation and control problems, which makes it a reliable tool in science and engineering.