I've always loved Forth, so I was really happy to discover Nick Morgan's online tutorial "Easy Forth." Not only does he do a great job introducing the concepts, he's wrote an embeddable Forth interpreter in Javascript so that all the examples can be typed into a live interpreter. He wraps it up by writing the Snake game in Forth running in an interpreter window.
And if this whet's your retro-enthusiasm, he's got got an Easy 6502 book as well!
http://skilldrick.github.io/easyforth
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Tuesday, December 1, 2015
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