Reading material

[cosmiccloth99]

I am just getting started using picbasic and I was wondering if you all could possibly suggest some good books or guides to help me learn the language and start writing some programs. I have looked at the ebooks section and the majority of the books I found in there are not available any longer.

[towlerg]

I have the following, some or all may still be available from there original posting.

Experimenting with the picbasic pro compiler
PICBasic Projects - 30 Projects using PICBASIC and PIC BASIC PRO
Programming PIC Microcontrollers with PicBasic
Programming the PIC Microcontroller with MBasic

[cosmiccloth99]

I would like to get those if possible.

[towlerg]

Happy to help

[solutions]

Mind rehosting it to a less nosey host?

I don't want Zuckerberg buying me a book for Christmas based on the download history he's recorded.

thanks

[Sideshow Bob]

I am just getting started using picbasic and I was wondering if you all could possibly suggest some good books or guides to help me learn the language and start writing some programs. I have looked at the ebooks section and the majority of the books I found in there are not available any longer.

As an aside. if you want to learn how to swim, you have to get wet. And it is much the same for programming. Books are good to have. But they can never replace real life programming experience

Posted on: February 20, 2018, 02:52:15 14:52 - Automerged

Mind rehosting it to a less nosey host?

I don't want Zuckerberg buying me a book for Christmas based on the download history he's recorded.

thanks

Are you sure such a book will be legal to buy or even own   Anyway you can sign in or register by using a non personal email account that you probably alredy have. That did work fine for me.

[Checksum8]

There are code examples and a wiki here.

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/forum.php?s=3206b827231b47482a2f1c7ededd1b05

[solutions]

Are you sure such a book will be legal to buy or even own   Anyway you can sign in or register by using a non personal email account that you probably alredy have. That did work fine for me.

You missed the point - why feed an intrusive business model when there are others are out there who don't?

[towlerg]

I can't remember the details but there was a use one time email provider, sure a bit of googling around will find it.

[solutions]

There are many. Mailinator is one of them.

They, however, got wise and have a filter set up to keep you from registering using a burner account. That makes them even more sketchy...