Okay so people keep talking about Minecraft, so as the leader of the Petit Computer Minecraft DS project, I've decided to continue the project by porting it to the 3DS. I plan on working with the best of the best to get this going, so expect a professional-grade job!

I present to you: a recurring, higher-order, dynamic-type function in N#! This requires a miracle of SB to compile and run correctly.

I rebuilt Vieger (my 4D platformer) in N#, so I literally don't have to use SmileBasic at all. This helps because Object-Oriented programming is good.

BEHOLD! A BigInteger division algorithm in N#! This is part of a large BigInt N# library I just finished.

Here's a call trace from one of my programs. I can't even keep up with this.

Working on a BigInt library for N#! So far, it can add two numbers of arbitrary length.

This AI is gonna be the end of me.

YES!!! I finally implemented optional arguments! Key: EEVE34J

Due to popular request, I've decided to make a PTC compiler in SB. So far, it's coming along very well (99% of the code is copied from N#). I may publish independently my compiler shell…

N# has setters now!

Yes! Finally hit the 1,000 ticket mark!

Here's some more N# code.

Yes! N# Lambdas are working awesomely!

Does this look like a good lambda syntax for N#?

Has my code readability hit rock bottom yet? (this actually does stuff correctly) Not even trying to obfuscate lol.

Okay, Dictionaries are pretty much complete. In the process of making a Dict class, I made it to where you can also now pass objects by reference to user-made functions, similarly to INC and PUSH! Don't ask how I compile this to SB (I spent 8 hours on one line of code yesterday).

N# now has...dictionaries! Now you are no longer limited to arrays. Here's an example program showing off a dict.

Introducing the IONCC: International Obfuscated N# Code Contest! Create the most obfuscated N# program as possible! Here's a short example program. Deadline March 31. Post the program keys here!

Now that N# is pretty much done, I'm making my new language: H#. Its main influencers will be F# and Haskell. It will be a functional, declarative language. I'm still in the design phase though. How does this example look as far as syntax? Appealing? Repulsive? Clear? Obfuscated?

Okay, syntax improvements to the 'switch' block.