Microsoft's coding for noobs hits 1.0, decompiling to C# in Visual Studio, and Windows 10X makes its debut... on Mac

The Register | February 17, 2020

Roundup While Windows wobbled under the weight of patches, the Microsoft gang updated development tools and buffed up a lure for startups among other shenanigans in this past week. Small Basic Online turns 1.0 Microsoft's introduction to programming, Small Basic Online, has reached version 1.0 with a bucketload of updates to the editor. In an effort to get users ready for the world of the Visual Studio IDE, the Small Basic team has made it a bit easier to check out available objects and methods through the Libraries Pane. The web interface also improves "auto filling" to pop in elements such as parenthesises and end quotes as well as an array of cleaner icon designs and hints when hovering over an object.

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