1980s

A suite of BASICA educator tools originally authored over 40 years ago

Your own 1982 cable community bulletin board channel - time, messages, weather, dad jokes, and live headlines on any screen, ideally an old CRT fed by a Raspberry Pi.

Old PCC port to the 8086 used in the MIT-TCP port

My VIC-20 apps projects

📺 Orao (YU102) 8-bit computer emulator

BOSS BBS is a bulletin board system programmed in the 1980s by Mark Longo using GW‑BASIC

An inventory tracker for personal use.

D.O.R.K. v2.0 - A test adventure in corporate America. Play in brower or terminal. Optional AI narrator. Zero dependencies.

Interactive recreation of Bit from TRON (1982) - The binary companion that responds with 'Yes' or 'No'. Features Three.js web implementation with morphing geometry, Blender 3D models, and authentic sound effects.

Hacknet Extension with inspiration taken for the 1983 movie "Wargames"

Official information and metadata for Amatus, a psychological dark romance webcomic by Xarigun.

▼ What Is Remembered Lives. ▼ | A Python module to download, process, transcribe, and store obituaries, from the Bay Area Reporter Obituary Archives.

RAM-TEST (1988): A teenage programmer at a living-room Amiga startup. Original memory diagnostic tool for GIGATRON expansion boards — recovered and running in Amiberry.

1980s Aerobics Fitness Tracker built with MongoDB database connection, Mongoose ODM (Object Data Modeling) Schema and Express route handling to complement front-end javascript, html+css code.

Implements a classic arcade-style "shooter" video game in PowerShell.

Authentic 1980 Atari Arcade Missile Command replica in Go & Ebitengine with real-time 4-channel POKEY sound synthesis.

A single-page app using the MERN stack. User can login to gain access to a basic calculator.

Original Commodore 64 software by Gordon Axmann, written in the 1980s

Living Room '82 - a browser-based Atari 2600 launcher. Point it at your ROM folder and it scans everything automatically, pulls in real box art, tracks high scores per game, and plays right in the browser with a pinned, reliable keyboard control scheme. No installs, no uploads - everything stays local to your browser.

Authentic recreation of the 1983-1986 CBS game show Press Your Luck. Features 66+ Whammy animations, procedural audio, CRT effects, and faithful Big Board gameplay. Built with Rust and ggez.