Show HN: WebBase-III – dBASE III rebuilt in the browser with its own interpreter WebBase-III, a browser-based reimplementation of the dBASE III database system, has been released as an open-source project. The tool includes a full W3Script interpreter, BROWSE grid, form engine, indexing, and multi-user support, all built with TypeScript, Node.js, WebSockets, and SQLite. It allows users to run classic dBASE commands and programs directly in a web browser without installation. dBASE III is back. In your browser. USE customers like it's 1984. Remember the dot prompt? Before SQL won, before ORMs, before anyone said "full-stack" — there was dBASE III. You typed USE customers , then LIST , and your data was just there . WebBase-III brings that whole world back: the terminal, the language, BROWSE , @ SAY GET forms, .prg programs, indexes, reports — rebuilt from scratch as a modern web app with its own interpreter in TypeScript, backed by Node.js, WebSockets, and SQLite. Try it in one click — no install: The Codespace installs dependencies and starts the dev server automatically. Open the forwarded port 5173 and you're at the dot prompt. The command interface — type W3Script and see results instantly. LIST prints all records in active index order. The status bar shows the active database and table. INDEX ON name TO BYNAME creates a SQLite index and activates it — subsequent LIST output is sorted alphabetically. SEEK "Delta NV" jumps the record pointer to the first match in O log n . BROWSE opens a spreadsheet-style grid. Records are shown in active index order. Tab/Enter to edit a cell, Ctrl+N for a new row, Delete to remove a row, Esc to return to the terminal. EDIT