Easy 6502 programming website

[ced64k]

Here's a modern website to learn 6502 assembly programming. The website is little bit like codecademy.com, you can assemble and run the code directly in the page.

Easy 6502 by skilldrick

Who will create the same for Z80 ?

[AMSDOS]

Who will create the same for Z80 ?

Z80 Assembly  ??

[ced64k]

Z80 Assembly  ??

I said modern website 

[arnoldemu]

Here's a modern website to learn 6502 assembly programming. The website is little bit like codecademy.com, you can assemble and run the code directly in the page.

Easy 6502 by skilldrick

Who will create the same for Z80 ?

When I scroll the screen using the mouse, the bullets on the left side also move. But, that is a minor problem. The website is definitely professional looking. I didn't read it much, other than to view the 6502 instructions in the terminator image 

[Bryce]

What browser are you using? With FireFox the bullets stay were they should. Nice site too

Bryce.

[arnoldemu]

What browser are you using? With FireFox the bullets stay were they should. Nice site too

Bryce.

I was using Konquerer for a change.
True it doesn't do it with firefox.

[AMSDOS]

I said modern website 

There's a special App which turns those instructions into workable programs. 

[Xifos]

Interesting, but i disagree with some comments at the up of the page like : "nobody ever called x86 fun".
I did call x86fun (years ago), same fun as i can have with z80, or with 68000...

[Optimus]

Wow, great idea!
Yes, a little z80 equivalent would be awesome!
I mean not a complete CPC emul, just Z80 and some virtual machine with primitive pixel ram like that.

[Sykobee (Briggsy)]

Wow, great idea!
Yes, a little z80 equivalent would be awesome!
I mean not a complete CPC emul, just Z80 and some virtual machine with primitive pixel ram like that.

I'm sure something could be adapted from a Javascript CPC emulator, we have the Z80 engine available.


I guess Javascript CPC pre-configured with a MAXAM and PROTEXT ROM, and local storage for disk images, is a little too technical for such a tool :-)

[TFM]

I don't know... if someone need that full babysitting package to be able to code in assembler, then this person should maybe use Basic, Pascal or eat a Quiche 

The Z80 assembler code is used by smart people, who are completely fine with a table of commends and corresponding hex codes.

However, it's true, such a site would be a 'nice to have' for Z80 too.... but do we need it? I don't think so.

[AMSDOS]

Which Pascal are you referring to??


That Quiche tastes good!

[Bryce]

I don't know... if someone need that full babysitting package to be able to code in assembler, then this person should maybe use Basic, Pascal or eat a Quiche 

The Z80 assembler code is used by smart people, who are completely fine with a table of commends and corresponding hex codes.

However, it's true, such a site would be a 'nice to have' for Z80 too.... but do we need it? I don't think so.

Yes, but pages like that aren't meant for people like us. They are meant for people just starting to learn machine code. Just like everyone else, when you started learning MC you probably would have been glad to have had something like this to learn from.

Bryce.

[AMSDOS]

I'm always just starting to learn M/C. 

[Bryce]

I know the feeling

Bryce.

[TFM]

Yes, but pages like that aren't meant for people like us. They are meant for people just starting to learn machine code. Just like everyone else, when you started learning MC you probably would have been glad to have had something like this to learn from.

Bryce.

Of course Sir! You are right. Don't take me toooo serious   Actually, when I think back, such a page would have been quite helpful back the day.
But today... damn! Now, I know already too much about 6502, cause I did stay too long at that page. It's well done.

That Quiche tastes good!

Quiche eaeter!   Have you ever tried them with Sour Cream?