Here's the roundup of our posts for October (see also our previous roundups and our profile page. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2015-10-02 - Dirk Grappendorf's homebuilt portable 6502 system in a colourful 3D printed case. With a mini-Basic interpreter written in C.


2015-10-09 - Mario Keller's 6-chip MOUSE, and microchess, and the (very tiny) VTL interpreter.


2015-10-16 - Commodore's dual-CPU floppy drives, 6502 and 6504 working together.


2015-10-23 - Extreme 6502 systems, from the super-simple to the fully-expanded. We will have missed a few known to people here, for sure.


2015-10-30 - Lisp on 6502 and 6502 in Lisp - a simple elegant CPU and a simple elegant language. Lisps for various 6502 systems, and a 6502 emulator in Lisp.

I especially like Dirk Grappendorf's computer packaging, as making a nice package for a home-made computer is not an easy thing at all!

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http://WilsonMinesCo.com/ lots of 6502 resources
The "second front page" is http://wilsonminesco.com/links.html .
What's an additional VIA among friends, anyhow?

Here's the roundup of our posts for November (see also our previous roundups and our profile page. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2015-11-06 Garth's primer and Jeff's timing diagrams - resources for system builders




2015-11-13 Many in-browser emulators for 6502 systems (using JavaScript - no plugins!) featuring a dozen links:

Kim-1 by Rob Sayers
VIC-20 by Matt Dawson
Visual 6502 by Barry, Brian, Greg and Ed
ElkJS (Acorn Electron) by Darren Coles
Apple 1 by Will Scullin
Acorn Atom by Phil Mainwaring
OSI Challenger 1P by Jeff Parsons
C64 using the JSMESS engine, one of many emulators collected on this site by Marcio Teixeira
Easy6502 6502 tutorial and emulator by Nick Morgan
[url=JSNES]JSNES[/url] by Ben Firshman
Commodore PET by Thomas Skibo
Acorn's Beeb by Matt Godbolt. (Here running VTL02)

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2015-11-21 6502-based laptops


2015-11-27 History of Acorn's BBC Micro



(We really wanted to feature this video interview with Steve Furber "Building the BBC Micro (The Beeb) - Computerphile", but hit technical obstacles:

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Here's the roundup of our posts for December (see also our previous roundups and our profile page. Comments welcome on this thread! Check the original posts on gplus for comments too.)

2015-12-05 last year's World of Commodore photos from the Toronto PET Users Group



2015-12-11 Some ideas to debug and monitor your 6502-based system


2015-12-18 12 emulators, offered in order of increasing obscurity of their implementation language: from C to VAX assembly


Also, as a bonus, our year-end round-up post, strictly part of January. We name-check a good handful of 6502 homebrew systems from 2015, survey the various things we've covered in posts ("We've posted about emulators, repairs, 6502 timing, weird and wonderful 6502 machines, various software adventures and even 6502 architectural extensions"), and link to some of the posts which attracted an interesting discussion.