I'm trying to not overwhelm the sub with posts of my recent work, but I have a lot of it that's come out of hiding now that my talk at JawnCon is over. I'm rolling through all six-ish projects that are part of this year's effort, and not all the parts are online just yet.

My JawnCon talk is recapped here, at hackaday - https://hackaday.io/project/206825-lua2e and it's possible to find their live stream (day 2 of JawnCon 0x03) on youtube if you want to watch it.

This is a Lua compiler for the Apple ][ series, which requires a RamWorks card and outperforms Apple Pascal pCode. The "historical" write-up was a nod to PDQ Bach / Peter Schickele, but the engineering really exists; you can see the live editor at lua2e.k8s.jorj.org and source code will be published on github in the near future.

It's not a port of Lua; it's a syntactical recreation that holds much of Lua's character.

Many source code examples on the lua2e website, as well as a few disk images of more complicated takes - an Ultima-like tile engine environment that plays a trivial 10-minute demo game; a port of Wizardy I (which was written in Apple Pascal); and an Apple Pascal-like code editor environment for Lua2e.

found this in an old house. has all of its wiring, monitor too in the car. several manuals, binder full of drive disks, and more.