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JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0.JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation! PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out. EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
PORTING THE PCE EMULATOR TO THE BROWSER Porting the PCE emulator to the browser. Posted by James on April 11, 2017. The Internet Archive recently added the original Macintosh to the list of classic computers of which they provide emulation, so you can run their archive of software titles in your browser, without installing anything. This is great because it provides the same levelof
JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0.JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation! PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out. EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
PORTING THE PCE EMULATOR TO THE BROWSER Porting the PCE emulator to the browser. Posted by James on April 11, 2017. The Internet Archive recently added the original Macintosh to the list of classic computers of which they provide emulation, so you can run their archive of software titles in your browser, without installing anything. This is great because it provides the same levelof
THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail
A FIRST REASON REACT APP FOR JAVASCRIPT DEVELOPERS This post has been updated to use the Reason 4 syntax, and to account for API changes in Reason React. It is up-to-date as of April 2019. A Traditional Chinese translation of an older version of this article is available here.. Reason is a statically-typed functional programming language from Facebook which can be compiled to Javascript. Reason React is a wrapper for React which makes it easyTHE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
WHY PORT EMULATORS TO THE BROWSER? In a recent discussion on Hacker News about emulators being ported to the browser, I drew attention to my own project, PCE.js, which emulates a Macintosh Plus and an IBM PC/XT.Some of the questions brought up included why someone would undertake such a project, and also the legal considerations of including the software ROM required to boot the machine.WOLFENSTEIN 3D
home twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weaponMAC | JAMES FRIEND
Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc): BETTER ASSERTIONS FOR SHALLOW-RENDERED REACT COMPONENTS Update: Some time after I wrote this post, Airbnb published their excellent enzyme library which does all the stuff described in this post and a lot more. You should definitely look into using it! The React TestUtils shallow rendering feature allows us to test React components in true isolation from other component classes, and removes the need for a DOM in the test environment. ROUTING IN REASON REACT Routing in Reason React. Posted by James on July 17, 2017. Update: Reason React now has a built-in routing feature which you can use instead of the library described in this post. However, if you can't use pushState routing (eg. because your app uses completely static hosting), the technique described in this post still works fine.BASILISK II
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator. This is the Basilisk II Classic Mac emulator running Mac OS System 7, with SimCity 2000 and Bungie Software's Marathon. A hack by @ur_friend_james.Source on GitHub.. How this emulator achieves good performance in the browserTRY HYPERCARD
Try Hypercard. This is an emulated Macintosh computer running HyperCard. To get started, double click on "Hypercard", and select an option from the main menu.JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0.JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation! PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out. EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
PORTING THE PCE EMULATOR TO THE BROWSER Porting the PCE emulator to the browser. Posted by James on April 11, 2017. The Internet Archive recently added the original Macintosh to the list of classic computers of which they provide emulation, so you can run their archive of software titles in your browser, without installing anything. This is great because it provides the same levelof
JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0.JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation! PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out. EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
PORTING THE PCE EMULATOR TO THE BROWSER Porting the PCE emulator to the browser. Posted by James on April 11, 2017. The Internet Archive recently added the original Macintosh to the list of classic computers of which they provide emulation, so you can run their archive of software titles in your browser, without installing anything. This is great because it provides the same levelof
THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail
EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND In a discussion on Hacker News about emulators being ported to the browser, I drew attention to my own project, PCE.js, which emulates a Macintosh Plus and an IBM PC/XT.Some of the questions brought up included why someone would undertake such a project, and also the legal considerations of including the software ROM required to bootthe machine.
THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
WHY PORT EMULATORS TO THE BROWSER? In a recent discussion on Hacker News about emulators being ported to the browser, I drew attention to my own project, PCE.js, which emulates a Macintosh Plus and an IBM PC/XT.Some of the questions brought up included why someone would undertake such a project, and also the legal considerations of including the software ROM required to boot the machine. BETTER ASSERTIONS FOR SHALLOW-RENDERED REACT COMPONENTS Update: Some time after I wrote this post, Airbnb published their excellent enzyme library which does all the stuff described in this post and a lot more. You should definitely look into using it! The React TestUtils shallow rendering feature allows us to test React components in true isolation from other component classes, and removes the need for a DOM in the test environment.MAC | JAMES FRIEND
Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc): ROUTING IN REASON REACT Routing in Reason React. Posted by James on July 17, 2017. Update: Reason React now has a built-in routing feature which you can use instead of the library described in this post. However, if you can't use pushState routing (eg. because your app uses completely static hosting), the technique described in this post still works fine.BASILISK II
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator. This is the Basilisk II Classic Mac emulator running Mac OS System 7, with SimCity 2000 and Bungie Software's Marathon. A hack by @ur_friend_james.Source on GitHub.. How this emulator achieves good performance in the browserTRY HYPERCARD
Try Hypercard. This is an emulated Macintosh computer running HyperCard. To get started, double click on "Hypercard", and select an option from the main menu. RUNNING A HYPERCARD STACK ON A MODERN MAC Updated for macOS Catalina. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0.JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation!WOLFENSTEIN 3D
home twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out. EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc): RUNNING A HYPERCARD STACK ON A MODERN MAC Updated for macOS Catalina. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0.JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation!WOLFENSTEIN 3D
home twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out. EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc): RUNNING A HYPERCARD STACK ON A MODERN MAC Updated for macOS Catalina. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0. PCE.JS - CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js - Classic Mac OS in the browser. Posted by James on September 20, 2013. I've just completed porting Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator to run in the browser, using Emscripten. I've mainly focused on the pce-macplus build. This is pretty awesome because it means you can run classic Mac OS in the browser.WOLFENSTEIN 3D
home twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon A FIRST REASON REACT APP FOR JAVASCRIPT DEVELOPERS This post has been updated to use the Reason 4 syntax, and to account for API changes in Reason React. It is up-to-date as of April 2019. A Traditional Chinese translation of an older version of this article is available here.. Reason is a statically-typed functional programming language from Facebook which can be compiled to Javascript. Reason React is a wrapper for React which makes it easy WHY PORT EMULATORS TO THE BROWSER? In a recent discussion on Hacker News about emulators being ported to the browser, I drew attention to my own project, PCE.js, which emulates a Macintosh Plus and an IBM PC/XT.Some of the questions brought up included why someone would undertake such a project, and also the legal considerations of including the software ROM required to boot the machine. HOW DO BINARY AND HEXADECIMAL NUMBERS WORK? This post is from a series I'm writing in which we'll learn how computers work, by writing a computer simulator in Javascript. However, I figured an explanation of binary and hexadecimal numbers is useful enough by itself, so here it is!MAC | JAMES FRIEND
Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc): PORTING THE BASILISK II CLASSIC MACINTOSH EMULATOR TO THE Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partTHE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
ROUTING IN REASON REACT Routing in Reason React. Posted by James on July 17, 2017. Update: Reason React now has a built-in routing feature which you can use instead of the library described in this post. However, if you can't use pushState routing (eg. because your app uses completely static hosting), the technique described in this post still works fine.JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5 PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation!JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out.WOLFENSTEIN 3D
home twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc): PORTING THE BASILISK II CLASSIC MACINTOSH EMULATOR TO THESEE MORE ONJAMESFRIEND.COM.AU
RUNNING A HYPERCARD STACK ON A MODERN MAC Updated for macOS Catalina. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):JAMES FRIEND
Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator in the browser. Try it out.. I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator.Since then browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in partJAMES FRIEND
PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a simulation of a Classic Macintosh from 1984, running System 7.0.1 with MacPaint, MacDraw, and Kid Pix. PCE.JS IBM PC/DOS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running PC DOS 5 PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js emulates classic computers in the browser. This is a cut-down version for mobile devices, running Mac OS System 1.1 and Finder 1.1g. Try it in landscape orientation!JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is a demo of PCE's classic Macintosh emulation, running System 6.0.8 with abunch of games.
PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out.WOLFENSTEIN 3D
home twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon twitter controls arrow keys: move ctrl: shoot space: open door shift: run alt+arrow keys: strafe number keys: change weapon EMULATION | JAMES FRIEND Updated: now works on Yosemite. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc): PORTING THE BASILISK II CLASSIC MACINTOSH EMULATOR TO THESEE MORE ONJAMESFRIEND.COM.AU
RUNNING A HYPERCARD STACK ON A MODERN MAC Updated for macOS Catalina. A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion, etc):JAMES FRIEND
PCE.js runs classic computers in the browser. It's a port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, put together by James Friend.. This is an emulated 286 IBM PC compatible running Windows 3.0. A FIRST REASON REACT APP FOR JAVASCRIPT DEVELOPERS This post has been updated to use the Reason 4 syntax, and to account for API changes in Reason React. It is up-to-date as of April 2019. A Traditional Chinese translation of an older version of this article is available here.. Reason is a statically-typed functional programming language from Facebook which can be compiled to Javascript. Reason React is a wrapper for React which makes it easy PCE.JS CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js is a browser port of Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator, using Emscripten.. This demo emulates a Mac Plus with a bunch of abandonware applications and games to check out. PCE.JS - CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER PCE.js - Classic Mac OS in the browser. Posted by James on September 20, 2013. I've just completed porting Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator to run in the browser, using Emscripten. I've mainly focused on the pce-macplus build. This is pretty awesome because it means you can run classic Mac OS in the browser. HOW DO BINARY AND HEXADECIMAL NUMBERS WORK? This post is from a series I'm writing in which we'll learn how computers work, by writing a computer simulator in Javascript. However, I figured an explanation of binary and hexadecimal numbers is useful enough by itself, so here it is! WHY PORT EMULATORS TO THE BROWSER? In a recent discussion on Hacker News about emulators being ported to the browser, I drew attention to my own project, PCE.js, which emulates a Macintosh Plus and an IBM PC/XT.Some of the questions brought up included why someone would undertake such a project, and also the legal considerations of including the software ROM required to boot the machine.THE OREGON TRAIL
The Oregon Trail. Resize canvas Lock/hide mouse pointer. Scale: aboutpce.js emulator.
ROUTING IN REASON REACT Routing in Reason React. Posted by James on July 17, 2017. Update: Reason React now has a built-in routing feature which you can use instead of the library described in this post. However, if you can't use pushState routing (eg. because your app uses completely static hosting), the technique described in this post still works fine. PORTING THE PCE EMULATOR TO THE BROWSER Porting the PCE emulator to the browser. Posted by James on April 11, 2017. The Internet Archive recently added the original Macintosh to the list of classic computers of which they provide emulation, so you can run their archive of software titles in your browser, without installing anything. This is great because it provides the same levelof
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* BasiliskII.js Macintosh emulatorMac OS System 7/SimCity 2000/Marathon in the browser * pce.js Mac/PC/Atari ST emulatorMac Plus/IBM PC/Atari ST emulatorin the browser
* Goose 64Untitled Goose Game for the Nintendo 64 * Little Virtual ComputerLearn how computers work by simulating themin Javascript
* scaletoyEasily explore chords and scales * Nintendo 64 SDK tutorialLearn to make n64 games * Try HyperCardExplore HyperCard, the visual programming tool forMacintosh
* wolf3d.jsWolfenstein 3D in the browser * ReasonPhysics2D Physics simulation in ReasonML * planetariumA beat-synced music visualization which controls RGB LED strips via bluetooth * Everdrive 64 loggerA development tool for debugging homebrew n64games
* bit packing explorerplay around with storing multiple pieces of data in a single number value using bit packing * lisp.reA Scheme interpreter in Reason * reason-react-hacker-newsHacker News mobile progressive web app built with Reason React * react-native-htmlviewA React Native component which renders HTML content as native views * they-liveServerless server monitoring for AWS Lambda * lisp.rsA crappy Scheme interpreter in RustBLOG
PORTING THE BASILISK II CLASSIC MACINTOSH EMULATOR TO THE BROWSER Posted by James on November 16, 2017 BASILISK II CLASSIC MACINTOSH EMULATOR IN THE BROWSER. TRY IT OUT.
I recently ported the Basilisk II Classic Macintosh emulator to run in a web browser. I've been hoping to get it running for some time, and previously made an attempt back in 2013, before switching to focus on the PCE emulator. Since then
browser technologies have advanced, and I've learned a lot more about emulation (in part by making a simulated computer of my own). The Basilisk II
port is the culmination of both of these things. Anyway, let's get into the gory technical details of how it works. Read more about Porting the Basilisk II classic Macintosh emulator tothe browser
A FIRST REASON REACT APP FOR JAVASCRIPT DEVELOPERS Posted by James on November 15, 2017 _This post has been updated to use the Reason 4 syntax, and to account for API changes in Reason React. It is up-to-date as of April 2019. A Traditional Chinese translation of an older version of this article isavailable here
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Reason is a statically-typed functional programming language from Facebook which can be compiled to Javascript. Reason React is a wrapper for React which makes it easy to usefrom Reason.
We're going to build a small single page web app to put Reason React through its paces. The app will display a list of top Reason-related Github repos . It's a small enough task that we can complete it in a few hours, but also has enough complexity that we can kick the tires of this new language. This tutorial expects no existing knowledge of Reason, though a basic familiarity with static types would be helpful. Read more about A First Reason React app for Javascript developers ROUTING IN REASON REACT Posted by James on July 17, 2017 _UPDATE: Reason React now has a built-in routing featurewhich
you can use instead of the library described in this post. However, if you can't use pushState routing (eg. because your app uses completely static hosting), the technique described in this post still worksfine._
In my previous tutorial about Reason React , I covered most of the elements one might need for a typical web app, but one I left out was routing, so this is a quick guide to adding client-side routes to your Reason app. We're going to use a library called Director , which is a simple and mature routing library for Javascript. We're actually going to install a version of the package called bs-directorwhich also contains
bindings to Reason/BuckleScript, which means we can use it easily fromour Reason code.
Read more about Routing in Reason React PORTING THE PCE EMULATOR TO THE BROWSER Posted by James on April 11, 2017 The Internet Archive recently added the original Macintosh to the list of classic computers of which they provide emulation, so you can run their archive of software titles in yourbrowser , without
installing anything. This is great because it provides the same level of accessibility and convenience to emulation as you'd expect of playing a media file or viewing a document. When you start up the emulated computer on these pages of the Internet Archive, you're running the PCE emulator, originally a piece of software intended to run natively on desktop operating systems, which has been adapted and recompiled to run in your web browser. As I did the initial work of porting this emulator to the browser (back in 2013), I thought it would be worthwhile to provide a run-down of the tools and hacks which made this possible. Read more about Porting the PCE emulator to the browser HOW DO BINARY AND HEXADECIMAL NUMBERS WORK? Posted by James on December 28, 2016 _This post is from a series I'm writing in which we'll learn how computers work, by writing a computer simulator in Javascript. However, I figured an explanation of binary and hexadecimal numbers is useful enough by itself, so here it is!_ Before explaining how computers load data into their working space and process it, it's valuable to understand binary and hexadecimal numbers. This is because computer hardware only understands binary values due to the physical characteristics of the electronic circuitry used to implement them. I won't go further into explaining the reasons why computer hardware works with values in binary form, but you can read more about it here.
So what is binary? Binary is a 'base-2 number system'. But what doesthat mean?
Read more about How do binary and hexadecimal numbers work? BETTER ASSERTIONS FOR SHALLOW-RENDERED REACT COMPONENTS Posted by James on September 15, 2015 UPDATE: Some time after I wrote this post, Airbnb published their excellent enzyme library which does all the stuff described in this post and a lot more. You should definitely look into using it! The React TestUtils shallow rendering feature allows us to test React components in true isolation from other component classes, and removes the need for a DOM in the test environment. It does this by allowing us to test the return value of a component's render method, without instantiating any subcomponents. A basic example of how it can be used, assuming we're testing a component calledcomponents
INSTALLING PYGAME FOR PYTHON 3 ON MAC OS YOSEMITE Posted by superuser on December 20, 2014 It's somewhat difficult to find instructions on how to successfully install Pygame for Python 3 on Yosemite. The front page of the Pygame website has a link which appears to point to installation instructions, but it is broken. Fortunately, someone posted these instructionson the Pygame wiki:
Firstly, ensure you have the Apple Xcode command line tools installed: Read more about Installing Pygame for Python 3 on Mac OS Yosemite RUNNING A HYPERCARD STACK ON A MODERN MAC Posted by James on February 6, 2014 UPDATED FOR MACOS CATALINA A bunch of people have emailed me about getting Hypercard stacks running under emulation. Here is a pretty easy guide to running a Hypercard stack on a recent Mac (eg. running Mavericks, Mountain Lion,etc):
Read more about Running a Hypercard stack on a modern Mac WHY PORT EMULATORS TO THE BROWSER? Posted by James on October 18, 2013 In a recent discussion on Hacker News about emulators being ported to the browser, I drew attention to my own project, PCE.js , which emulates a Macintosh Plusand an IBM PC/XT
. Some of the
questions brought up included why someone would undertake such a project, and also the legal considerations of including the software ROM required to boot the machine. So, why port emulators of outdated computers to the browser? Well, to start with, I feel very strongly about the importance of learning from the past – not making the same mistakes again and again due to a lack of historical perspective. I was really inspired by Bret Victor's talk at the DBX conference, in which Bret demonstrated a bunch of technologies from the 1970s which attempted to solve problems that we're still wrestling with today. It's a great talk, and it precipitates the question; why haven't we figured this stuff out yet? Why do today's 'solutions' feel lame in comparison to these prototypes from several decades ago? If anything, it seems like we've gone backwards. The great past ideas Bret mentions, like Sketchpad, NLS, and Smalltalk, should inspire us to aim higher as wecreate the future.
Similarly, lots of great thinking and design can be found in old systems. The original Macintosh, with influence from the Xerox Alto , solved lots of user interface issues which people are still failing to think about today. A trivial example is that Mac OS, in 1984, had considered ‘angle ofescape ’ in
its drop down menus. That is to say, menus don’t close when the mouse cuts a corner on the way to a submenu. It seems minor, but it’s something which Windows didn’t fix until 2001 (Windows XP), and plenty of web apps still do wrong to this day. The awesome usability and simplicity of the original Mac is something which should be available as a working, interactive demo to the newest generation of designers, makers and creators. Read more about Why port emulators to the browser? PCE.JS - CLASSIC MAC OS IN THE BROWSER Posted by James on September 20, 2013 I've just completed porting Hampa Hug's excellent PCE emulator to run in the browser, using Emscripten. I've mainly focused on the pce-macplus build. This is pretty awesome because it means you can run classic Mac OS in the browser. Check it out: PCE.js - Classic Mac OS in the browser.
I've also got the pce-ibmpc build working (emulating an IBM compatible, up to a 286 CPU), and and pce-atarist, an Atari ST emulator also, with browser demos coming soon for each. Read more about PCE.js - Classic Mac OS in the browser WORKING IMPLEMENTATION OF SDL_CREATERGBSURFACEFROM FOR EMSCRIPTEN Posted by James on August 13, 2013 Emscripten is an awesome tool for porting existing native codebases to the browser. There are a bunch of cool projects using it to port graphical applications such as games and emulators, especially those which already use the SDL library as a cross-platform video, sound and I/O abstraction. Leveraging the fact that the SDL abstractions provide portability across different OS platforms means that by implementing of parts of SDL in Javascript and compiling the code via Emscripten, the browser can become (with some caveats) another SDL target platform. However, Emscripten's SDL 'shims' are still very much a work in progress, and in a current project of my own (porting a classic Mac OS emulator), I've run into some parts where I've had to fill in thegaps myself.
Specifically, if you're finding your SDL-based, Emscripten compiled app is failing to render to the canvas, the issue may be that the app is trying to use the incomplete SDL_CreateRGBSurfaceFrom method to create an SDL surface from a buffer of pixels. The following log message appearing in the Javascript console is apossible giveaway:
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INSTALLING PYGAME ON MAC OS 10.8 MOUNTAIN LION Posted by James on August 7, 2013 I decided to install and play around with Pygame today, mainly as an excuse to write some Python for a minor departure from all the Javascript/Coffeescript I've been writing lately. Unfortunately the process wasn't entirely frictionless, due to Pygame not yet accounting for Apple's move to XQuartz as the recommended X11 implementation for Mac OS as of 10.8 Mountain Lion. As a result I ran into some compilation errors while Pygame was building it's native extensions, which fortunately were not too hard to fix as I had some familiarity with changes to X11 on Mountain Lion. TL;DR you need to set some environment variables before installingPygame
Running pip install pygame would fail as follows: Read more about Installing Pygame on Mac OS 10.8 Mountain LionHACKER NEWS THEME
Posted by James on May 25, 2013 A while back I restyled Hacker News using the Stylebot extension for Chrome. Initially I just wanted to apply a fixed width, as the site's fluid layout can result in some very long lines on a large/widedisplay.
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