Where are the newbies?

[Gary Beene]

Michael,

You mean like this - list of PB sites, comments on what's there, ranking of content?

http://www.garybeene.com/power/pb-sites.htm

I've had this up since my PowerBASIC section went online.

Or Fred's link page at http://oasys.rain.prohosting.com/frameex1.htm with a short description of several sites?

What's not there are Windows programming or assembly programming tutorial sites - where the content is useful but the word PowerBASIC never shows up. A "related" list could be huge - especially since almost all languages have code/tutorial sites that could be usefully converted to PB code.

[Michael Mattias]

Actually I was thinking of a page of such links from this site.

That is, something similar to the "Third party products" page... you know, "hey, we don't guarantee any of this stuff but you might find it interesting".

[Michael Mattias]

That said, your page at http://www.garybeene.com/power/pb-sites.htm is one heck of a potentially useful page. You did a nice job on that.

[colin glenn]

I would recommend Xtreme Visual Basic Talk's VB:

http://www.xtremevbtalk.com/

As a potential addition.

[Cliff Nichols]

hat said, your page at http://www.garybeene.com/power/pb-sites.htm is one heck of a potentially useful page. You did a nice job on that.

Here Here, I 2nd that.

Gary has done a most EXCELLENT job so far

If wanting to port from VB to PB I would suggest www.mvps.org]MvPS List or even better www.mvps.org]Randy Birch - VbNet (not .NET)

I use these often for my transition from VB to PB and then correct for porting ideas that examples my hardcode values rather than using meaningful equates. (or the more meaningful explaination of a value that PB gives me)

A list of 3rd party could be helpful or harmful, but I think its up to (Can I relate to this page best??? concept)

Again I must add Gary has done an EXCELLENT job and well pointing to Jose, and others well versed in their particular area (especially when it comes to PB)