As per my almost always usual self, I've setup the program in an infinite loop of creating new images, I've added some extra randomness to increase the variety of images drawn, and I've setup a 2.5 second delay between the end of one drawing and the start of the next animated drawing.
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đ TIP: Exporting a BAM Program for Embedding as an App in Web Pages
Say we have written an analog clock program, and we want to show that clock on a Web Page. Here is a QB64 program by b+ ported to BAM: Run t...

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This BAM program is a port, with mods, of the GW-BASIC "CALENDAR" program by Taung-Chao Lee and Benito Navarro Mtz, as found on Fa...
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This program by Charlie Veniot is a port and mod of Ian Witham's C64 program found in this YouTube video. New colours are randomly proje...
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QB64 is a performance demon. BAM, not so much. So I had to mod this program a fair bit as part of reducing the resolution of the screen. A...
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