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#3A few years ago, I wrote an esoteric, minimalistic turtle graphics language called CFRS[]: https://susam.net/cfrs.html>.
This was an exercise in making a turtle graphics language that is as minimal as possible. It is closer to Brainfsck than JavaScript and it is not Turing complete, by design.
To see some demos, go to https://susam.github.io/cfrs/demo.html>.
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#4LOGO lives!
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#5This is so neat. I quite like this one: https://turtletoy.net/turtle/782a9f5329
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#6LOGO on Apple IIs was my very first experience with programming. Seeing this puts a huge smile on my face.
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#7LOGO lives!
LOGO was my first interaction with a computer back in 1996. We had to write one program in LOGO in our computer class and we were allowed to play one of the following three games for rest of the period: Dangerous Dave, Paratrooper, or Prince of Persia.
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#8LOGO lives!
LOGO was my first interaction with a computer back in 1996. We had to write one program in LOGO in our computer class and we were allowed to play one of the following three games for rest of the period: Dangerous Dave, Paratrooper, or Prince of Persia.
LOGO and Dangerous Dave were my childhood. I never was able to complete DAVE :(
(This was around 2005 for me!)
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#9LOGO on Apple IIs was my very first experience with programming. Seeing this puts a huge smile on my face.
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#10Another addition to the Logo tree https://pavel.it.fmi.uni-sofia.bg/logotree/table.html