I assume others have been playing with it for a while, but yesterday I can across the BBC Mirco Bot site https://www.8bitkick.cc/bbc-micro-bot.html - where you tweet @bbcmicrobot and run BBC Basic code on BBC Micro emulator. It returns a video of your code running.
For those of us, who either had (I didn't - ahh) or wanted a BBC Micro (that is me) it is a cool thing; combining tweeting and programming on one go.
I had a go yesterday
This was returnedLast try@bbcmicrobot— Dr Scott Turner (@scottturneruon) April 2, 2020
10 REM Area of a circle
20 Radius=5
30 MODE 8
40 FOR loop=1 TO 20
50 MOVE 150,200
60 PLOT 145,Radius*loop,0
70 NEXT
80 RUN
— BBC Micro 🦉 bot (@bbcmicrobot) April 2, 2020
Have a go it is fun.
@bbcmicrobot— Dr Scott Turner (@scottturneruon) April 12, 2020
10 MODE 18
15 FOR i=1 TO 15
20 COLOUR 128+i
30 PRINT TAB(29,10);"Twitterchats Rock "
50 PRINT TAB(36,10);"#LTHEchat #CASChat"
70 NEXT i
— BBC Micro 🦉 bot (@bbcmicrobot) April 12, 2020All opinions in this blog are the Author's and should not in any way be seen as reflecting the views of any organisation the Author has any association with. Twitter @scottturneruon
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