PureBasic is a proprietary programming language developed by Frédéric Laboureur (Fantaisie Software, France) for Windows, Linux, Mac OS X and AmigaOS. It produces small executables without any runtime libraries and is suitable for all kinds of software including 3D games.
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- PureArea.net Portal with news, links, showcase, tutorials, open source libraries and a comprehensive code archive.
- PureBasic Official site with description, screenshots, demo downloads, ordering information and forums in English, French and German.
- PureVision Commercial form-design software for Windows. Demo version and manual are available.
- TailBite Windows tool for easily creating user libraries from PureBasic's ASM files.
- PureBasic - A Beginner's Guide To Computer Programming An introductory book in PDF format by Gary Willoughby. Includes source code and Win32 API helpfile.
- PureBasic Team Blog News and thoughts from the developers.
- ProGUI Commercial library providing GUI components and features in Office 2007, Office 2003 and XP/Whidbey styles. Includes documentation, trial version and examples.
- Horst Schaeffer's PureBasic Corner Freeware add-ins for the PureBasic IDE and code snippets.