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Foenix F256 SuperBASIC Part 1 - Intro (About this series)

In this brief video, we introduce the F256 SuperBASIC series by answering the question: What is SuperBASIC? SuperBASIC is the native BASIC interpreter that ships with Foenix F256 platforms. In the github repository (link below), the developer (Paul Robson) deems it an "improved BASIC". Why a series? Because there is too much content to cover in a single, two, or even three videos and we do jump around a bit; so instead, we are taking a "QuickTake" approach; Each QuickTake video addresses a particular topic or a set of features important to SuperBASIC and to the Foenix F256 platform. These videos are shot in a single 'take' with a minimum of edits and are based on a short script with an aim to be consumed in 10 minutes or less; so keep your notepad handy. They are slow-paced, but focused tutorials. The first in the series "Welcome back", "Accessing Storage", and "Memory Use" are being released within 48 hours of this intro publish and combined, provide a good foundation; if you are viewing this after-the-fact and have not subscribed, you'll find the series includes upwards of a dozen videos or about 2 hrs. of total run time, culminating with a capstone project (of sorts) and a tie-in to three or four pieces of work, written by other developers... at least that's the plan. It will take a few months to get there. Constructive feedback and questions are welcome, and clicking the SUBSCRIBE button is much appreciated. We are just getting started, but have big plans for this channel. ** Links and/or references mentioned: SuperBASIC github repo: https://github.com/paulscottrobson/su... Foenix Retro Discord server invite:   / discord   Foenix Retro home page: https://c256foenix.com Quick add-on with a few more links (below) related to the BBC Micro and a personal story. In my youth, I would visit my local library in my New York suburban town and watch a BBC 'program' imported from the UK, distributed on VCS tape. It was called, "The Computer Programme". My friends and I watched these as they were released (picture a series 'streaming' weekly, but in 1982). If you are a fan of vintage compute, I urge you to take this time machine opportunity back and revel in the splendor of a budding industry as it was just beginning.    • The Computer Programme Episode 1 It's...      • The Computer Programme Episode 1