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GSoft BASIC forms the basis for media tool scripting language

Mike Westerfield, the author of many popular Apple II development tools from The Byte Works (of which he was also founder and president), recently mentioned that MediaBlender, a new cross-platform multimedia/hypermedia project system and educational tool has a scripting language that’s based heavily on GSoft BASIC, the popular Apple IIgs BASIC interpreter. Perusing the manual for Boost, the name given to the scripting language, reveals a great similarity between the two languages.

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