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So, I spent that last few months trying to improve the UI. Before, I used a GUI library, that I developed specifically for this app using SDL3, for ProcASM. I used Emscripten to port it to run in web browsers for those who wanted to try the app. Now, the front-end is written in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to execute in a web browser. The back-end is a server that stores user's projects and handles user's requests. There is also a tutorial with text and video that will walk you through the usage of the app. My hopes are that the UI will be more approachable for those who want to try out the app.
The plan going forward is to develop new software using ProcASM and blog about the details and the advantages of using ProcASM.
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