In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, George Herzog wrote:

SX/B is get you building things right away, but I personally think that ASM is really the way to go.

In the long run, it empowers you to do much more.
Fortunately, the SX-Parallax Chips only come in two formats.  So it is a great place to start out with Assembly.

If you become frustrated, you can always fall back to SX/B and even mix bits of Assembly code within.

Guenther work a very good tutorial.  In fact, I keep finding all the Parallax manuals are full of clear, concise examples.  Other companies documentation can tend to ramble on.

It seems Parallax really understands how to write to beginners as an audience, whereas others believe that engineers love a mess of sophistication.

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