GreetingsFromPoland wrote: ↑29 Apr 2025 14:03... at this time, i have zero interest in the TB version as i feel it will be a bottleneck in future fixes, improvements and new features (since we'll also have to rely on the TB team)...
twinBASIC hasn't really been explained to us here, but I did watch a little youtube talk covering its goals.
From my understanding, Wayne (the TB developer and a prolific name in the VB world) is basically re-creating the entire VB language method-by-method for 100% backwards compatibiliy with existing programs (such as XY). Our little bug reports are currently going towards realizing that goal. Wayne takes the feedback, applies the fix, and then validates it with unit tests.
Once 100% compatability is achieved, TB should be eqivalent to the current state of VB as far as development is concerned. Therefore, at that point, using TB won't be any different from using VB.
After 100% compatibility, Wayne's plan is to further expand TB past VB to allow for things such as 64bit, cross-platform, multi-threading, many more developer options, and other modern features that VB never got. These new features are what will allow Don to clean-up the XY voodo-code that only exists to work-around the VB limitations.
To sum it up, I believe that means after the 100% milestone, it's all uphill from there for TB! (and therefore XY

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