> Why not embrace 32 bit color and high resolution? It's a deliberate design decision, which hearkens back to an era when computing was simple. I appreciate it

> Why not embrace 32 bit color and high resolution? It's a deliberate design decision, which hearkens back to an era when computing was simple. I appreciate it. > At that point just use MiniVMac. Decker has many modern improvements though: > It retains the simplicity and ease of learning that HyperCard provided, while adding many subtle and overt quality-of-life improvements, like deep undo history, support for scroll wheels and touchscreens, more modern keyboard navigation, and bulk editing operations. I personally like that it can output standalone HTML documents, uses a VCS friendly format, and its language can be used from the CLI. It seems like a great project, in the same vein as Lua, LÖVE, Carousel, PICO-8, etc. In an era of complex, bloated, slow, opaque, and often hostile software, these projects are a breath of fresh air.