Wow that's amazing! I bet you could probably still do that today if you found an original version and ran it on the hardware. It's interesting to read here (ht

Wow that's amazing! I bet you could probably still do that today if you found an original version and ran it on the hardware. It's interesting to read here (http://myst.patchallel.com/myst_fl.html http://myst.patchallel.com/myst_fl.html) how they used HyperCard as sort of just the "front end" to dispatch external commands and connect it all together. I just used Godot to make a game, my first that I've ever completed (including save/load functionality!). The interface and UI building tools, once you climb the gentle learning curve, are really quite incredible and the theming options gives you extensibility to define your aesthetic. If programming languages like Python or even Rust had this sort of quality WSYIWYG VB-style form editor, I think we could see a renaissance in desktop apps. I know at one time the Godot folks were considering Python as the scripting language for the engine.