2026

March 7

• Release of the completed form of Tiny Star Viewer (TSV 20260307).
• Introduction of Planetary Voices, presenting harmonic structures of planetary motion.

2024–2025

• Continuous refinement of UI performance and rendering stability.
• Minor adjustments to star catalog handling and internal architecture.

2020

November

• Adoption of the Bright Star Catalogue (BSC) as the primary stellar dataset.

2019

• Birth of Tiny Star Viewer as a lightweight, fast astronomical viewer.

2017–2018

• Conversion of early HR data into JSON format, forming the basis of the modern engine.

2016

• Prototype version using HR/Wikipedia coordinates without proper motion or parallax.

About WING BASIC

WING BASIC is designed to be typed by hand. The experience of entering the code line by line is part of the culture: a quiet ritual that connects the creator with the program.

User Works

This room features contributions from creators who wrote their own programs in WING BASIC. Each work is treated with equal dignity, regardless of size or complexity. The goal is to celebrate creativity, not technical skill.

Sample Examples

For those who want to try WING BASIC for the first time, a set of small sample programs is available. They serve as a gentle introduction and help lower the barrier to creating your own work.

Take‑Home Kit

A simple starter kit is provided so anyone can begin writing BASIC immediately. It includes a blank project, basic templates, and short explanations of how to run and modify the code.