Users can assemble and debug assembly code using a simple interface with 7-segment LEDs and buttons. Run programs on an emulated 8-bit processor. Solve programming puzzles and explore hardware components used in early home computers.
Explore a simulated MITS Altair 8800 computer with CP/M 2 operating system. Run classic text-based games like Zork, interact with Eliza, play Startrek, use WordStar, or write programs in Basic or TurboPascal.
The app reports hardware information including CPU frequency and device name. It displays OpenGL ES and Metal information, providing online access to extension specifications and featuring graphical rendering tests.
Basics including hardware, software, networking, and troubleshooting. Access shortcut keys and tips. Set goals for learning and review fundamental concepts for beginners.
