1970s

Perl and LUA ports of the 1978 Super Star Trek by Bob Leedom

Worlds of Reading during China's long 1970s

Ada is a high-level, strongly typed, and structured programming language developed for the U.S. Department of Defense in the late 1970s, specifically designed for reliability, maintainability, and safety-critical real-time systems. It is widely used in industries like avionics, defense, and railway systems

DICE (SDL2) for Linux: "Discrete Integrated Circuit Emulator"

👻 A GitHub repository with commits backdated all the way to 1970 — a full 38 years before GitHub even launched. A fun experiment in Unix timestamps and how Git models time.

A web developer's version of the 1976 arcade video game, Breakout. 'Break' each level of code to earn status and make MVP!

adds Historical flags used in Ireland and irish related coflicts and events to minetest

Documenting the vintage T.E.A.M.M.A.T.E. Game Computer by Logix

Matplotlib style layer for scientific and institutional figures in the technical print style of ca. 1965–1980.

This project attempts to interpret and create a version of Sol LeWitt's Wall Drawing #146A in code. The purpose of this project is to create a program that will produce any number of versions of the wall drawing as a proof-of-concept for how the wall drawing would look in a new office space.

adds flags from the Cold War era to minetest

OLDEST REPOSITORY ON THE ARPANET.

Video game created for the Intellivision console of 1979. It was developed using BASIC, the intellivision compiler Intybasic and some assembly

Yet Another Game of Life Implementation (in Python)

Framework identifies cross-domain aesthetic unique to late 20th century with structured understanding of mechanism, paving the way to authentic recreations and further cultural analysis

🎮 Multiplayer "remake" of the controversial 1976 arcade game, Death Race!

Portage du jeu Hamurabi (1974) en C à partir du BASIC

A vintage 1970s-inspired form UI component library for React

Reproducible Python data pipeline for Portuguese external economic linkages, 1960-1973.

Thoughts on music, sound, expression, and wide-open exploration