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PC32 Tutorials

Here you will find the compiled list of tutorials available from my youtube channel.

Other Tutorials:

Video Tutorials:

The Basics of the editor, you should start here.
Here, you will learn how the language works, no need to know Forth beforehand. I'll explain it all from scratch.
A taste of what programming PC32 is like, this is pretty much the complete language. That is to say, not much at all, it's just a step of two removed from the absolute basics. After you clear this barrier you can consider yourself proficient in PC32.
This is what I consider a 'high watermark' of the language for me, it's not a display of complexity as in the use of fancy features, but rather thinking about the problem in a way that simplifies it down to a few lines of code.
Thus one realizes that the language doesn't really need advanced features and can be mastered in an afternoon or two, but what takes time is getting used to thinking outside the box, after all, the best problem is the one that you don't have to deal with.

Further Reading:

Forth is an easy language, however, the old standard Forth is not what am aiming for with PC32. You can get a better idea of the essence of the language and my mental image by reading ULTRATECHNOLOGY by the late Jeff Fox, it's an invaluable resource for modern Forth programming and my main inspiration when coming up with PC32.

Aside from that there are also the books by the late Dr. Chen Hanson Ting with a repository found on GITHUB specially Footsteps in an empty valley and the EP32 book (called 'sutra.pdf' in the archive link) have been a must re-read for me over the years.

And of course, the fireside chats by Forth's inventor himself Mr Charles(Chuck) Moore, watch them all and then watch them again.