Hello,
I'm from Paris in France, i'm 30 years old. Last year, I bought an Atari 520 STf like my father owned in the past. I remember the TOS Desktop on my father's screen, I was 4-5 years old.
And then several years after, I became a software developer. Now, I would like to develop software for Atari ST.
I don't really know about the limitations of Atari ST but I had some ideas of projects.
1- simple text editor (to get some basics with 68k assembly)
2- a small game (to get familiar with image rendering & I/O)
3- IDE (like Sublime or VSCode but simplier of course to use AES)
I don't know if any of these projects will be finished or not but I like the idea to develop and maybe publish a new software/game for an old machine.
Recently, I had some problems with my PSU on my newly acquired Atari 1024 STe and I came to this forum.
Finally, I ordered a new PSU from Exxos' store. It was really easy to change (i kept my old switch, sorry exxos :) )
Thank you Exxos for your work !
Hello / Bonjour
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exxos
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:bravo: :welcomewave: :thanksyellow:
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Icky
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:welcomewave: We can always do with more developers for the ST especially with all the new hardware being developed and being able to code to tap into its potential.Kelgors wrote: 23 Oct 2019 14:07 And then several years after, I became a software developer. Now, I would like to develop software for Atari ST.
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Smonson
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Great to see more developers getting interested in retro programming! I'm looking forward to seeing what you create - and which tools you decide to use.
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