You didn't mention my other favorite webcomic: Cyandie and Happiness

EDIT: Here's a recent one I thought was pretty funny:

That was the problem I had with 0.4.0 and was fixed in 0.4.1.  There is a bug in the TI-OS that thinks that pages starting with $FF are set for deletion and so it deletes the second page of the Axe app during defragmenting which contains a lot of the important data (like the menu backgrounds which you can see were missing).  There is a patch to fix this, and I think that patch is required for TI-Boy to run for the same reason, but I just got around it by simply starting that page with a different byte instead.  This couldn't possibly have happened with versions prior to 0.4.x since Axe was a single page app then.

Well, those with Ndless might have access to a better emulator in the future so that could actually be an advantage.  However, you can still link an Nspire with another Nspire if they're both running the same OS version since I think the speeds would be close enough in that case.

Its a lot more than just the getkey routine.  There are other things going on such as the run indicator, silent link checking, and some other OS stuff and that's in addition to what you already have in your interrupt.  Its not terribly slow but its certainly noticeable when speed is really critical.

Quite epic indeed, I LOVE it!

Raylin's idea would be cool, but its really hard to read scrolling text.  You could make the period when neither level is on the screen longer to have the text scrolling, slowdown and pause in the center, and then continue to accelerate downwards as the next level comes into view, but that's really complicating things.  I don't even know if Builderboy is planning to name the levels.  It looks great already.  I'm curious how a story could be working into this.  Would it be like the shift flash game with little messages every so often and then some special levels?

What makes groups different than programs and the other variable types though?  Because I'm pretty sure those can have headers on the page boundary.

I just thought of something really useful that I can't believe I didn't think of before.  Its the fact that 256³ = 64⁴.  The reason that's so important is that the labels, subroutines, and pointer names were all being stored as 3 byte entries.  Once byte for the type and 2 for the characters of the name itself.  But since I'm only using a few possibilities; letters, numbers, and theta, I can get away with storing that data in only 6 bits per entry instead of the full 8 bits of a byte.  So now the 3 bytes I was using in memory can suddenly hold 4 entries!  That means that all labels and pointers can now be up to 3 letters long instead of 2.  That one extra character actually allows you to spell comprehensible pseudo-words like sub(BUF) or Lbl MOV.  This wasn't a feature I was planning to add, but I just couldn't stop myself once I realized how easy it would be to do.

I don't think I will ever have enough RAM for the 7 character label names like I was planning unless I use the extra ram pages so this will have to do for now, at least its an improvement.

Also, I changed my mind about the Axe include files.  They will need a special header beginning with 2 periods instead of 1.  That way, you still have the Axe Tokens and eventually the Axe Editor to use when writing the subroutines.  But the extra dot will conveniently make them invisible from the compile list.

Libraries might be possible very soon, I just need to make my code sightly more modular so I can read from multiple places at once.  I realized a while ago how complicated it would be to implement library files, so it will instead be pretty much identical to the C #include feature that directly inserts the code at whatever position you put it.  You can even put each subroutine in its own separate program.  The include files will not need Axe headers and in fact should not have them so then it doesn't crowd your compiling list.  If its not included in 0.4.2, it will definitely be in 0.4.3

The jumping idea is something I'm planning to add later.  Much later.  I'm planning on using hooks to add tons of new features to the BASIC editor (only for programs with an Axe header) like label jumping, sprite previews, calculator window without exiting, hex - binary - decimal converters, etc.  Really cool stuff, but its something I'd probably write after 1.0.0 comes out.