Small Basic E-Books
Learn more about Small Basic and find detailed samples by reading sample chapters from one of three e-books that we are providing to you at no cost. If you like using the e-book format, we have links on each page to where you can purchase the complete e-book.
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We're starting with these three ebooks from Phil Conrod. Let me know if you've written a Small Basic book and would like it featured like this.
See the latest/updated version of this article (list of ebooks) here:
Enjoy!
- Ninja Ed
Comments
Anonymous
April 13, 2013
This site is good for those who speak Spanish. Regards empiezoinformatica.wordpress.com/.../microsoft-small-basic-descargar-gratisAnonymous
April 13, 2013
Hello As we use many Small Basic, Microsoft will continue with the product. It depends on us. Here in Argentina is promoted much C # and VB.NET then Hopefully from this official blog will spread much more, this excellent language for beginners regardsAnonymous
April 16, 2013
Thank you, Carlos! Please email me if you haven't. It would be great to get more Spanish articles about Small Basic up on TechNet Wiki so that the community can maintain them and add to them. social.technet.microsoft.com/.../default.aspx I don't think we have any Spanish articles up on Small Basic yet. Currently just English and Japanese, I think. Thanks!Anonymous
April 16, 2013
It looks like the sample chapter actually a "chapter of code samples"? We'd love to see actual book-writing too, but the website that sells it (computerscienceforkids.com) doesn't work.Anonymous
April 16, 2013
Rob, The third book is based on a classic of code samples. But really I need to update the links. Okay, I updated the links for the Developer's Reference Guide: social.technet.microsoft.com/.../16767.the-developers-reference-guide-to-small-basic.aspxAnonymous
April 16, 2013
I finished updating the links for Beginning Small Basic: social.technet.microsoft.com/.../16766.beginning-microsoft-small-basic.aspxAnonymous
April 16, 2013
You're right that the ComputerScienceForKids.com site is down right now. I'll contact Phil and ask. Thanks for finding that out!Anonymous
April 20, 2013
I sincerely apologize for the ComputerScienceForKids.com website problem. Our Domain provider's renewal process was a little challenging for a few days but the website is back online now. Enjoy!Anonymous
April 20, 2013
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April 20, 2013
As an add-on to my last post. I forgot to mention. I have a github.com account (Github is a coding website). I am planning to store some of my projects on my account there. Check it out sometime! The Username is: CodeWizardKid1 Hope you enjoy! Thanks!Anonymous
April 29, 2013
Oh come on people! No one replies to my posts!Anonymous
April 30, 2013
Yes, CodeWizard1, I added your quote to the Testimony page. I think it's possible to do a game like that. You can play around with some of the extensions and see what you come up with. If it's too challenging, you can build a team to help. Thanks!Anonymous
April 30, 2013
I might do that. But right now I have like 20 ideas floating around in my mind right now. But i'll get to it. P.S. Where's the Testimony page? Thanks!Anonymous
April 30, 2013
Just Read my Quote I like it! Thanks for adding it, and really before I learned SB I NEVER understood anything about programming. And that all changed one day when I stumbled upon this site...Anonymous
April 30, 2013
You can add that Quote too!Anonymous
April 30, 2013
You can add that quote to the Testimony page too!Anonymous
April 30, 2013
P.S. Call me Tim. But you can still call me CodeWizardKid1Anonymous
May 18, 2013
Tim/CodeWizard, I added the sentence to your testimony: "Before I learned Small Basic, I NEVER understood anything about programming. And that all changed one day when I stumbled upon this site." Here: blogs.msdn.com/.../small-basic-elementary-student-testimonials.aspx Thanks!