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135 points helfire | 1 comments | | HN request time: 0.202s | source
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helfire ◴[] No.43646906[source]
It's really a great time to be a classic MacOS developer - tons of resources out there such as Retro68k, AmendHub, and a small but active community of people interested in sharing examples and help.

Back in the day when this stuff was modern I didn't have many resources or people to talk to about it, so exploring what could have been is an interesting endeavor.

https://github.com/autc04/Retro68 https://amendhub.com/

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bluedino ◴[] No.43648399[source]
I tried a little bit 20+ years ago. Bought a 'road Apple' Performa for $50, download Pangea's game programming book, can't remember if I used MPW or CodeWarrior...

It wasn't anywhere near as simple as DOS game programming was so I think I just installed YellowDog and used that Mac as a webserver.

https://www.pangeasoft.net/book/buy.html

Edit: I just opened that PDF and I think that's a newer version or I remembered the book wrong.

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1. wsc981 ◴[] No.43651159[source]
Perhaps the book was "The Black Art of Macintosh Game Programming" [0]? That was a fun book I got myself.

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[0]: https://archive.org/details/blackartofmacint00ties