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This is pretty cool. I still use a TI-89 Titanium regularly, as well as a TI-89 Titanium emulator on my phone. I remember spending hours writing code for my TI-
by techwizrd 6y ago
This is pretty cool. I still use a TI-89 Titanium regularly, as well as a TI-89 Titanium emulator on my phone. I remember spending hours writing code for my TI-84SE in middle and high school. I loved that it was so easy to see and use my code in my hands, and to share with others. I remember learning TI BASIC and z80 assembly on it. My favorite achievement was writing a networked (over the TI cables), raycasted FPS for the TI-84SE. Performance was awful, but it felt amazing that it was at all possible.
This is a big blast from the past. I can't wait to try running some of my old code on this emulator.
- duskwuff 6y agoIf you're familiar with the AMS environment from the TI-89, you might be interested in a project I put together a while ago to emulate the TI Voyage-200 (a variant of the TI-92): https://github.com/duskwuff/v200/ https://github.com/duskwuff/v200/ Which runs great under Emscripten: https://woofle.net/v200/ https://woofle.net/v200/