Author: SalvadorG
Hi all! I've been involved with computers since 1978 and with technical writing since 1984. I love tinkering, creating and blowing stuff up (not by choice, but always the price of learning). I am not an electronics expert, instead I fall into the Padawan category, always learning and exploring.
Programming like it is 1964 may be nostalgic, but in a modern graphics-oriented world, what sort of program can be written to run on a teletype? At Dartmouth College, the student most likely used BASIC for numerical analysis; however, I am more inclined towards something more entertaining. While games such as Pac Man are out, the BASIC and its environment are well…
Presenting a Dartmouth Data-Sharing System simulator that implements the original BASIC that debuted in 1964.
