6502.org

Back in July, André announced a page for 6502 on G+ - it's visible to anyone, but of course you would need to sign up if you wanted to comment over there.

Edit: G+ has been closed, so all direct links are broken, so please use this archive link instead.

Since then he and I have been posting weekly, or a little more. You can see the whole collection here, see more recent posts collected by month with a search like this, or look here, or consult this index of our posts so far, which will be continued in later posts on this thread:

• "no 6502" EPROM+TTL CPU by Dieter Müller
  The Terbium 65832 that never was
  The AGAT series: Soviet near-clones of the Apple II
  Retro rebuilds: FPGA PET & Beeb, Micro-KIM, Replica1 and Grant Searle's Micro UK101 and others
  The rare MOS6501
  The Atari 2600 team share some memories at the 20th anniversary
  Doom for the VIC-20
  6502 does USB - André's software and hardware project
  Atari's arcade machines incl Battlezone
  Decrypting the 6702 (SuperPET)
  1k chess showdowns, incl Peter Jennings Microchess
  Elite, incl kickstarter, Braben video, Bell's website with source
  C64 16k game development competition
  Homebrew machines by Marek Karcz and Scott Chidester
  David Viner - Commodore's 500-600-700 PET-like series, AKA the B126/B256 or 6509 family, AKA the CBM-II series
  Bonus - Ed's photos of 6502/6800/6809 die
  8-bit font collection
  Apple ][, Wozniak video, Todd's teardown
  PETSCII video displayed using the PETpix board on a PET 2001
  Bonus (128 subscribers) Microchess
  auction of Atari 2600 game Air Raid
  NES special: anniversary, NES choice of 6502 not Z80, quietust's jssim, TV commercial
  10MHz PET at Classic Computing
  65816 is drop-in upgrade for Replica 1 from Jeff Trantor's blog
  Furby contains 6502
  C64 month competition ends
  Apple II versus HP calc for pi
  Hackaday posts about BDD's 65816 homebuild
  Bill Mensch video (mention of fast 6502)
  6502-ish HP-35S calculator
  Michael Steil giving "The Ultimate Commodore 64 Talk"
  Halo on 2600
  Bruce Clark mandelbrot and other software
  reshare of C64 month
  BBC tries modern kids on the C64
  Applecrate parallel computing
  Ulrich's decompiler crowdfunding announcement
  KimKlone by Jeff Laughton
  reshare from Craig Ulmer: Michael's Reverse engineering talk and link to visual6502
  David Schmenk's Java VM on 6502
  Propeddle using propeller as glue in 6502 SBC
  Interviews with Chuck Peddle at VCF
  Jeri and Bil interview Chuck Peddle
  easy6502 interactive tutorial

Hope at least some of these are of interest! (By the way, Mike's completely happy with us reaching out to a different audience over on gplus. By some small effects we might bring enthusiasts together.)

Edit: for all posts indexed, see search.php?keywords=mos6502+posts&sf=ti ... mit=Search

Thanks again for those, I'm following.

Here's an update on our (approx) weekly posts:

• visual6502 - then carrying a photo of the two Steves because Jobs recently died.
  First post: 6502.org
  Emulating Apple 1, KIM-1, PET on C64
  Various homebuilt 6502 machines (including veronica)
  Bit-banged communications on Commodore (or use a UART)
  Bit-banged serial connections (on Beeb), supporting remote storage and a remote filesystem
  The fastest 6502 - from Bill Mensch to FPGA
  Adding color capabilities to the Commodore PET
  Star Castle for 2600
  Easter eggs!
  6502 team photo and article
  Asteroids emulator on C64 (original gameplay code) also for SuperCPU, also static recompilation
  Battery-powered 6502 and Harm Geert Muller's matchbox sized 65816 chess machine
  Minimal code pseudo sine wave, also multiplication, lookup tables, and Minsky's circles
  C116 - Bil Herd show and tell on video

As noted previously, you can see all these without needing to sign up with Google.

Edit to add another batch:

• Emulating 6502 on 6502: Apple I's singlestepping, Visible Computer on Apple II, Beeb on RISCOS
  6502-like CPU in Tamagotchi - reversing presentation and video
  Atari Landfill, E.T. game repair, Electron landfill
  Static recompilation of NES games (with LLVM and go)
  Dr. Hanson and the 6502 Blueprints from MOS Technology
  Break the 64k barrier
  Soft CPUs and soft computers
  Commodore's PLA chips
  Disassembled BASICs and easter eggs
  Python 1.3 on 6502
  Virtual machines on 6502- SWEET16, link back to Java, must be a CHIP-8, maybe a text adventure engine?
  6502 playground and 6502 sandbox projects
  Jeri Ellsworth: Augmented Reality glasses with 6502 core, and previous 6502 projects
  6502 emulator in go, and also many other languages
  Pasi Ojala's pucrunch (data compression, loader) and other things on his site
  Video output options for homebrew 6502
  Bruce Clark decimal output and other contributions
  65CE02 enhanced 6502 never mass-produced
  S.A.M. and other speech output (and input) systems
  Portable 6502 systems - C64 portable model, Shoe computer for roulette, Propeddle laptop... That HP calculator...
  Remaking (Retro City) ROM Rampage on the NES, introducing NESHLA high level assembler
  Two minimal breadboarded 6502 designs blogged this week

BTW, if you'd like to discuss any of these posts, please start a new thread, so we can keep this thread just for indexing. Thanks!

Here's the latest batch - enjoy!

• Retro-programming stories - the KIM-1, Donkey Kong, Merlin
  Bonus post at 512 subscribers, Atari-themed, Joe Decuir and two JSMESS 2600 games (Pitfall, Pacman)
  Multitasking on the 6502 including GeckOS operating system demo
  6502 in space
  Apple have published the original source to Apple II DOS
  The 6530 RRIOT for a two-chip 6502 system.
  The Spartan Mimic, an AppleII in a box as a C64 peripheral
  VICE.js, a C64 emulator in Javascript
  The Real Story of Hacking Together the Commodore C128 (and C16 and C116)
  Commodore 64 Christmas Demo
  Rockwell's R6519 Microcomputer extended 6502 and Forth
  RPi-based 6502 emulation systems: 2600 and breadbox
  The 6502 ALU, and BCD, and the TwitALU
  Apple II webcam hardware and software: Dave Schmenk
  6502 in (real) robots, featuring Microbot Teachmover robot arm
  Robot Odyssey - most difficult computer game ever
  256 Byte Autostart Fast Loader for the Commodore 64
  Elite for Atom (via stardot)
  Book on "single line of BASIC code" (maze generator) also one-line Tetris in BBC Basic (for ARM...)
  Terry Stewart's YouTube channel with several 6502 micros covered
  C64's Impossible Mission remake (in JavaScript) - also Thrust and Chuckie Egg
  PET in 66 lines of obfuscated, PET-shaped) C code (album post)
  Nintendo Tetris, reversed, explained, and played flawlessly by AI
  Eight 6502 machines in Javascript: Beeb, Apple, c64, OSI Superboard, Commodore LCD
  Copy protection: articles from the C64 preservation project, also Freeload, Beeb and VisiCalc.
  Easter Eggs 2014: Terminator and C128
  Two new 6502 books: WozPak and C64 visual compendium
  Five Basics for 6502 on BASIC's 50th anniversary
  6522, SPI mode, and the shift bug
  OS disassembly (or original source) for several Acorn, Apple, Atari and Commodore machines

As ever, if you'd like to discuss any of these posts, please start a new thread, so we can keep this thread just for indexing. Thanks!

Here's another collection of our weekly mos6502 posts taking us up to the year-end - enjoy!

• 254-byte interactive raycaster for C64 and some other one-page wonders
  6502 emulation on AVR (and ARM and other embedded CPUs) (and VIC, Apple II on AVR)
  SuperPET, Beeb co-processors, AppleCrate and other multiprocessor systems with 6502
  Bonus update: 25-way Applecrate video
  Prime sieve performance on 6502 (and 65802)
  Musical performance with 6502 - hip hop band "Die Phantastischen Vier" & Jeri's keytar
  World cup edition: football games on 6502 machines (we don't call it soccer!)
  Dumping the ROM from a 6500/1 in a VIC-1520 plotter
  Featuring 6502.org: the forum, "Introduce Yourself", also the reference content and project pages. Garth's primer.
  Our second birthday - over 100 posts
  Commodore ChessMATE product adapted from KIM-1 by Peter Jennings and with his code
  Repairing and reconditioning of 8-bit machines
  Micromind, an overambitious product in 1977 had 15 CPUs and 64M RAM
  Astonishing 2600 demo
  Fast Suduko solver on Apple II, with source and story of optimisation approach
  Original 6502 systems still working hard
  RAM/ROM boards on CPU replacement cards as a debugging tactic for broken 6502 systems
  Atari 2600 games from 1983 to 1990 which pushed the limits - a top ten
  128th weekly special - 128k memory machines
  Adding VGA and SID to Acorn's Atom using a GODIL FPGA board
  Arbitrary code execution in NES game
  Integrated development environments and editor syntax highlighting
  A battery-powered handheld 6502 computer - from 1982 and with 70,000 sold - Panasonic HHC series
  Emulators in fewest lines of code
  Mixing old and new: modern chips in 6502 systems
  Case mods, Ben Heck's C64 laptop
  PCB construction - soldering, wire wrap, and Ben Heck's Apple 1 videos
  The ambitious C65GS rebuild/upgrade project
  Processor shootout: 6502 versus 68000
  Apple III, an unsuccessful sequel
  CBM-II, an unsuccessful sequel
  Acorn's Electron, a nearly unsuccessful sequel (ULA trouble, missed market, company nearly went broke)
  D.O.R.I.S. communication device for a Polio patient

Just edited another batch of links to our weekly mos6502 posts into the previous post. Enjoy!
- André and Ed

If you want to add Supermon 816 to the mix please advise. I have two versions: one that supports Wyse 60 displays and another that supports ANSI/ECMA displays. Lordbubsy is using the ANSI version with his Marc homebrew unit.