Highlights include discussions around block scoping and a planned ObjRefCount() function.

Highlights include VS Code Extensibility, RGB extraction functions, dropping Finalize(), and a discussion regarding potential typedef support.

Highlights include IntelliSense in the Debug Console, unit testing improvements, and the addition of #Error and #Warning directives.

Highlights include Unit Testing support, conditional breakpoints, the Nz() function, and various IntelliSense improvements.

Highlights include a sneak-peek at the forthcoming integrated unit testing framework, App.ThreadID, App.hInstance, and MSVBVM60.dll redirections.

Highlights include IntelliSense improvements, a 12-month twinBASIC roadmap, and a pure Win32 API GUI application written in twinBASIC.

Highlights include a revamped references list UX, a 100%-twinBASIC-compatible Printers object replacement, and news on unit testing and documentation.

Highlights include VSCode CodeLens support, compiler warnings, VB_GlobalNameSpace support, and twinBASIC's debut on stackoverflow.

Highlights include unique icon colors for each code file type, plus Standard vs. Professional vs. Ultimate editions, pricing, pre-orders, and early-bird discounts.

Highlights include continued work on the GUI plus future support for web forms and IntelliSense in the Debug Console.

Highlights include a sneak peek at the yet-to-be-released form editor, a teaser about possible control inheritance, and a future option for version control.

Highlights include support for EXE/DLL embedded resources plus *LOTS* of code writing experience improvements, like rename refactoring, auto-indent, etc.

Highlights include support for external version control, the official launch of the code prettifier, and support for resources and visual styles via manifest files.

You can now extract the embedded text files from .twinproj containers for use in version control. I wrote a batch file to make the process even easier.

Highlights include custom events in twinBASIC classes, full Debug.Print syntax support, and an experimental code prettifier.

Highlights include Like statement support and a new VS Code command to create new project files (no more downloading .zip files from twinbasic.com!).

Highlights include Mid statement support, DefType support, multiple bug fixes, and a (sort of) announcement regarding unit testing support.

Highlights include improved compiler stability, making the Optional keyword optional, and setting command-line arguments for debugging.

The VB6 Command$() function returns command line arguments in twinBASIC. But, for now, we still need a workaround to set cmd line args while debugging.

Highlights include passing (pseudo-)command-line arguments to a twinBASIC console app and an update from Wayne on the project's progress.

I couldn't figure out how to pass command line arguments to a twinBASIC console application. So I improvised a solution.

Highlights include stability improvements for the twinBASIC compiler and the YouTube release of my hourlong twinBASIC presentation at DevCon Vienna.

Highlights include support for a new Attribute syntax, ActiveX DLL registration via regsvr32, and PredeclaredID for twinBASIC classes.

Highlights include C-style block comments, support for additional Rubberduck annotations, and With blocks for UDTs.