08 November 2020, 17:01 | #1 |
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Amiga Programming Ebook
I am not sure if this website is to be trusted and had anyone bought it?
https://amiga.net.pl/index.php?kwt=4063&lng=eng UPDATED: I did buy both of Ebooks and got them in couple of hours which is good and now I going read them Last edited by AF2013; 08 November 2020 at 21:32. |
08 November 2020, 21:11 | #2 |
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I bought the Blitz Basic one as a ebook and it was genuine although not the greatest book in the world and I'm sure not up there with the mythical Neil Wright one!
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09 November 2020, 19:14 | #4 |
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Blitz-Basic.../dp/1850585377
Sadly, I have been chasing this for a number of years and have come to the conclusion that if it did exist that it was printed in very limited numbers. Have fun with your ebooks and now you just have to work out - Blitz or Amos? |
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I have got Raspberry pi TOP with Amiga Emulator in it and run like dream
Blitz or Amos? It have be Amos for me I know some people say Blitz 2 is better as when come setting up and can be cumbersome where Amos setting up is so simple! |
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Which books did you buy in the end?
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09 November 2020, 20:42 | #7 |
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AMOS - Programming base - Poor
BLITZ BASIC Programming base - bit better but still basic beginner stuffs |
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I've yet to find a Blitz Basic book that really takes you through everything.
Maybe I'll have another try with BLITZ BASIC Programming base. |
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For a while now I've toyed with the idea of doing a Blitz Basic book that explains things in a useful way with examples, but sadly I don't have the time. I did cover a fair bit in my Amiga Future tutorials, which are now old enough that they're beginning to be released for free here: https://www.amigafuture.de/app.php/kb/index?c=33
There were 14 parts in total, which will eventually be freely available once the containing magazines have sold out. |
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Here the PDF Amiga Format Issue of 52 to 57 Blitzbasic 2 Tutorials
https://ufile.io/03ksc2xq Hope the files download work as you need winrar to unzip it then you can have good look and learn from it |
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Maybe I could start some sort of repository of Blitz stuff on my website. I have quite a few things downloaded including AF and CU Amiga. Also, there is a load of info on the Blitz lists.
Would anyone be up for this? |
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