CyberBasic

Overview

CyberBasic is a fresh take on the classic BASIC programming language, rebuilt for today’s creators. It combines the simplicity and readability of BASIC with the full power of the Raylib graphics library, giving you everything you need to build games, interactive applications, and creative experiments.

Whether you’re a beginner learning to code or an experienced developer looking for a rapid prototyping tool, CyberBasic is designed to be approachable, extensible, and fun.

Key Features

• Modern BASIC syntax: Clean, familiar, and beginner‑friendly.
• Full Raylib support: 2D/3D graphics, audio, input, shaders, and more.
• Modular architecture: Build extensible systems with predictable parsing and error recovery.
• Rapid iteration: Prototype ideas quickly without sacrificing clarity.
• Cross‑platform: Works across major operating systems with Raylib’s portability.

Why CyberBasic?

BASIC has always been about accessibility. CyberBasic updates that spirit for modern game development. It’s not nostalgia—it’s a reboot. By combining a straightforward language with a powerful graphics library, CyberBasic empowers creators to focus on ideas, not boilerplate.

Get Started

1. Visit the GitHub repo: CharmingBlaze/cyberbasic
2. Follow the setup instructions.
3. Run your first CyberBasic program and start experimenting with Raylib.

Roadmap

• Expanded documentation and tutorials
• Community‑driven modules and reusable components
• IDE integrations and tooling improvements
• More sample projects and showcases

Community

CyberBasic is open source and evolving. Feedback, contributions, and creative experiments are welcome. Share your projects, ideas, and suggestions—we’re building this together.