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*> TUI (Terminal UI) IDEs here (the likes of DBase/Foxbase/Foxpro/etc). Don't forget the classic DOS IDEs, such as QBasic or Turbo Pascal / Turbo C. The latter
by vog 9y ago
*> TUI (Terminal UI) IDEs here (the likes of DBase/Foxbase/Foxpro/etc).
Don't forget the classic DOS IDEs, such as QBasic or Turbo Pascal / Turbo C. The latter were based on a very nice framework named "Turbo Vision".
- woodrowbarlow 9y agomy first programming class (high school, 2008) used Borland Turbo Pascal. it was honestly a very pleasant user experience.
- vram22 9y agoFree Pascal is one successor of Turbo Pascal which is still very fast and nice to work in. It has a TUI. https://www.freepascal.org/ https://www.freepascal.org/ I use it for writing small command-line utilities sometimes, and it's great to work in. The EXEs created are also quite small. It's also supposed to be quite cross-platform, supporting (maybe with some limitations) many more platforms than just Windows and Linux.
- aldanor 9y agoAnd, later, Borland C++. I still have fond memories of that blue-green screen.