This is my previous setup (when I am young): I have Beagle Compiler,
Program Writer - the setup is fine. But when need to combine with &
routines they got issues.

Currently for Applesoft replacement, GSoft BASIC is the best simply
because 1) it support SHR, 2) good editor (comparable with Program
Writer), 3) better shell (better than BASIC.System), 4) improved
language compared to Applesoft. The only thing missing is the speed.

If need to do programming on desktop environment, nothing beats
Complete Pascal. I personally don't like Orca desktop environment.

On 5=D4=C22=C8=D5, =CF=C2=CE=E74=CA=B107=B7=D6, "BluPhoenyx"
 wrote:
> limtc wrote:

> If you like Applesoft, the Beagle Bros Compiler system is available.
> This one greatly reduces compatibility issues and the later ProDOS
> version could use available auxiliary ram. It too is freely usable plus
> you should be able to extend it for SHR support. Add to that Beagle's
> Program Writer and you have a fast and easy to develop BASIC system.
>
> Cheers,
> Mike T.
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