Running a Hypercard stack on a modern Mac

From JamesFriend.com: Running a Hypercard stack on a modern Mac.

Programming without a programming language

Programming without a programming language.

All LiveCode downloads

All LiveCode downloads.

Steve Wozniak destroys Apple in less than 2 minutes

Great article by Michael Slupski on HackerNoon.com about Ted Nelson and Project Xanadu: Steve Wozniak destroys Apple in less than 2 minutes.

Running a Hypercard stack on a modern Mac

From JamesFriend.com.au: Running a Hypercard stack on a modern Mac.

Early Macintosh emulation comes to the Archive

From blog.archive.org: Early Macintosh emulation comes to the Archive.

Why Hypercard had to die

From reddit.com: Why Hypercard had to die.

Starting to demo the Wolfram language

Starting to demo the Wolfram language. Still preliminary, but netherless stunning video! Reminds me of first seeing Hypercard in 1987.

mini vMac on iOS

Mini vMac for iPhone is a Mac Plus emulator (MacOS 6 and/or 7) that runs on iOS, so you can use old Mac software like Hypercard on an iPhone.

LiveCode on Raspberry Pi

Amazing: LiveCode on Raspberry Pi! So now you can run a modern HyperCard clone on a computing device the size of a deck of cards at a cost of 35$!

Googles awesome future is in the cards

From CultOfAndroid.com: Googles awesome future is in the cards. Reminds me of HyperCard ;-)

RunRev LiveCode

RunRev didn´t have a booth at Macworld expo, but hosted a get together for their users in a bar two blocks south of the Moscone center. Much more important: you can use their LiveCode, which started as a Hypercard clone on various UNIX systems, to develop software for Mac, iOS and Android in a way that ordinary users can use it to develop their own software. Highly recommended! Licenses start at less than 100$.

HyperNext Studio

HyperNext Studio is a free Hypercard clone for MacOS, MacOSX and Windows with an Android version scheduled for spring 2011. Can´t wait!

publish Hypercard stacks on the iPhone app store

With the help from TileStack you can publish Hypercard stacks on the iPhone app store for a one time fee of 35$.

best of Macworld expo

As last year, this was one of the highlights I saw at Macworld expo in San Francisco: TileStack allows you to upload your Hypercard stacks to their webserver, from where you can access it via any modern web browser. Soon they will have local Hypercard players for iPhone and Android, so you can use your stacks on your phone without an internet connection.

MacPlus emulator for the Apple iPhone

Absolutely amazing development: the mini vMac emulator now runs on jailbroken iPhones with OSX 2.X, so I can finally run Hypercard directly on my iPhone!

Hypercard resurrected through the web

They announced their web based Hypercard last January at Macworld expo in San Francisco, and now a few days before WWDC they are able to deliver their first beta of tilestack. Should even run with the iPhone Safari browser.

Hypercard is back

The real sensation of this Macworld expo in the South hall at S-1338: Hypercard online through any modern browser or offline via a Java based client. Hopefully the guys from TileStack follow through with their promises. More on that soon.

MacOS runs in 512*342 on MDApro

Since 10/19 a few minutes before midnight, the Mini vMac port by Fabio Concas runs on my T-mobile MDApro in a really usable 512*342 pixels resolution. For me this is the future of computing. A handheld device with wireless connectivity (UMTS, GPRS, WLAN, Bluetooth...), a great OS (MacOS 6.08 or MacOS 7) with thousands of stable and time tested applications (HyperCard...) and flash storage on SD card with a few Gigabytes. There are still some rough edges. Right now no Command, Option and Control keys on the MDApro keyboard work in the MacOS emulation, but even as it is right now, this is so much better than any computing environment, I have ever seen. BIGGEST WOW FACTOR!!!

MacOS running on PocketPC

Just a few minutes ago, I managed to install MacOS 6.08 on my MDApro/HTCuniversal using the Mini vMac port by Fabio Concas. Right now it is only QVGA (320*240) resolution, but I heard, a new version will support the full VGA resolution pretty soon. That way you would have a truly portable Mac (up to MacOS 7.55). Even Hypercard and MCL (Macintosh Common LISP) should run without problems, then.