L2S2 vs BBCBasic

L2S2 offers a complete cross-platform data capture facility, allowing users of phones, tablets, PCs and the Web to collaborate using their online accounts. L2S2 is a mobile product development platform that is approved for front line patient use and is hosted both on the Internet and in HSCN (NHS Private Network). Forms can be designed online and set live within minutes. They can also be made to suit any industry or need. L2S2 implements industry-standard encryption to ensure that all data is kept securely. It can provide a medically compliant backend hosting service. L2S2 works in areas of poor/no connectivity storing data offline and smart sync allowing for data synchronisation when connectivity is restored.

BBC BASIC is the programming language originally specified and adopted by the British Broadcasting Corporation for its groundbreaking Computer Literacy Project of the early 1980s. This is an advanced, cross-platform, implementation with many enhancements over early versions. As well as extensions to the language it supports anti-aliased 2D graphics, 3D graphics, shader programming and includes a 2D physics engine. Its multimedia capabilities include stereo music, sound effects and video. It supports networking and the accelerometer. Nevertheless it maintains a high degree of compatibility with the BBC Microcomputer, including SOUND, ENVELOPE and MODE 7.