TNWiki Article Spotlight: Small Basic International Resources

Welcome to our Tuesday article spotlight! Today's featured TechNet Wiki article is from Nonki Takahashi: 

Small Basic: International Resources  

 

There are 23 languages of resources here. Here is a great chart from Nonki to show you what's available:

Language	IDE	Reference	Guide	Curriculum	Wiki	Books	Videos	Twitter	Facebook
Arabic	?	?	?	?
Chinese (Simplified)	?	?	?	?
Chinese (Traditional)	?	?	?	?			?
Croatian	?		?	?
Czech	?		?	?			?
Dutch	?	?	?	?
English	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?
French	?	?	?	?	?		?
German	?	?	?	?		?	?
Greek			?
Hebrew	?		?	?
Hindi							?
Hungarian						?
Icelandic	?		?
Italian	?	?	?	?	?		?
Japanese	?	?	?	?	?	?			?
Korean	?	?	?	?
Polish	?	?	?	?
Portuguese (Brazil)	?	?	?	?			?	?
Portuguese (Portugal)	?	?	?	?			?
Russian	?	?	?	?		?	?	?
Spanish	?	?	?	?			?
Turkish	?	?	?	?			?

 

You think this list is amazing? Check out the actual article!

Please see a complete list and description of these resources here:

Small Basic: International Resources  

  

Thanks again to Nonki for a fantastic article!

Jump on in! The Wiki is warm!

   - Ninja Ed

Comments

• Anonymous
  October 14, 2014
  Thanks Ed and Nonki!
• Anonymous
  October 14, 2014
  Thanks and Good job Ed!
• Anonymous
  October 15, 2014
  Thanks Ed, Nonki!
• Anonymous
  October 15, 2014
  Thank you Ed, Thank you Nonki.
• Anonymous
  October 15, 2014
  Thanks for the article. What does IDE stands for?
• Anonymous
  October 15, 2014
  Payman, IDE is Integrated Development Environment. Essentially it's the UI tooling that you can use to play with a language. It's called out because today languages are typically separate from the IDE. For example, you can use the Visual Basic language (and many languages) in Visual Studio (the IDE). But Small Basic is for kids and new developers, and thus, it has it's own IDE coupled together with the language (which is a scaled down version of BASIC).
• Anonymous
  October 15, 2014
  I love this chart. It quickly tells us the areas we could grow in... like more resources in Hungarian, Hindi, and Greek!
• Anonymous
  October 15, 2014
  Cool Ed!
• Anonymous
  October 15, 2014
  Thanks for the info Ed :)
• Anonymous
  October 16, 2014
  Thanks Ed.
• Anonymous
  October 25, 2014
  You're welcome everyone! Special thanks to Nonki for writing up the article and for making this great chart!