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In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, enterprises are confronted with unprecedented complexity, integration challenges, and accelerating business demands. This white paper presents a transformative adaptive decision engine platform designed to meet these challenges by seamlessly blending an extensible BASIC-inspired programming model, user-friendly low-code visual workflow composition, and powerful cross-environment execution capabilities. This platform enables developers, solution architects, and business analysts to collaboratively build, orchestrate, and optimize dynamic business rules, decision-making logic, and data-intensive processes in an intuitive, scalable, and highly customizable manner.
- Read the Envision for this project
- Read the initial White Paper and the revised White Paper v2
Technical documentation is the blueprint for understanding and utilizing any complex system, and a programming language is no exception. This chapter serves as your guide to exploring FBASIC beyond its basic syntax. We'll delve into technical articles designed to illuminate the language's nuances and advanced features. Our primary focus is on how FBASIC can be effectively embedded into diverse applications. Mastering this aspect is crucial for developers seeking to leverage FBASIC's power for specialized, integrated functionality. Prepare to enhance your programming toolkit with a comprehensive understanding of FBASIC's deeper capabilities and practical application within larger systems.
- Install the Open Source project and use it
- What FBASIC is and what it is not
- How to add new statements
- How to use the interpreter
FBASIC is an adaptive and extensible programming language interpreter.
- FBasic Programming Language Manual
- Events triggring and interacting with your code
- FBasic Programs (Code) Example - A
_(check this documentation frequently for updates)_
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FBasic is under GNU AFFERO GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3, 19 November 2007
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FBASIC's initital inspiration and the initial code are from Timu5's project "BasicSharp".