Well, this project is something along these lines, but on a collaborative scale. At the end of each project – when the dev-frenzy cools down – I always try to reorganize my collected notes and resources in a systematic way, so next time I’ll need them they’ll be at my fingertips (without having to sift through all my past projects just because I forgot where I saved them). The idea of creating this repo dawned on me when I realized that in the course of time, while working on various PureBASIC projects, I’ve been cumulating lots of resources and notes – mostly buried within each project’s working folders. Hopefully, this should also encourage users to contribute their own resources to the project. Documents and tutorials are stored in the repository both in source format (Markdown or AsciiDoc) and in distribution format (HTML, doc, PDF, ecc.).īy cloning the repo, the end user downloads a copy of all of the project’s reosurces, which then become locally available at all times and extremely easy to update and maintain through Git. The Git repository is the core of the PB-Archives project: resources of various types are herein stored, organized into categories through folders structure. The goal of the project is to create a collaborative centralized place for gathering and sharing PureBASIC-related resources: code examples and snippets, libraries, tutorials, books, and links - anything that can simplify a programmer’s life by either being herein archived or linked/reviewed. The project was started by Tristano Ajmone ( in October 2016. ![]() The PB-Archives is a threefold project consisting of:
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