Adobe Photoshop 1.0 Source Code (1990)(computerhistory.org)

416 points by tosh 10 months ago | 127 comments

Computer History Museum blog post releasing and discussing the source code of Adobe Photoshop 1.0 for Macintosh from 1990.

MacPaint and QuickDraw source code (1984)(computerhistory.org)

75 points by tambourine_man 3 years ago | 20 comments

Apple Macintosh before System 7(earlymacintosh.org)

93 points by rbanffy 1 year ago | 66 comments

Steve Jobs, NeXTSTEP, and early object-oriented programming (2016)(computerhistory.org)

67 points by wmlive 1 year ago | 31 comments

All about the IBM 1130 Computing System(ibm1130.org)

33 points by jruohonen 4 months ago | 11 comments

Transplanting the Mac’s Central Processor: Gary Davidian’s 68000 Emulator (2020)(computerhistory.org)

33 points by tambourine_man 3 years ago | 5 comments

Adobe Photoshop 1.0 Source Code (1990)(computerhistory.org)

416 points by tosh 10 months ago | 127 comments

Computer History Museum blog post releasing and discussing the source code of Adobe Photoshop 1.0 for Macintosh from 1990.

macOS command-line tools you might not know about(saurabhs.org)

1910 points by Gadiguibou 3 years ago | 411 comments

A personal blog post listing macOS-specific command-line utilities such as caffeinate, with usage examples and flags.

How to copy a file from a 30-year-old laptop(unterminated.com)

551 points by tfvlrue 2 years ago | 257 comments

A personal blog post describing how the author transferred files off a 1994 Apple PowerBook Duo 280c laptop.

The earliest versions of the first C compiler known to exist(github.com)

351 points by diginova 1 year ago | 161 comments

GitHub repository containing source code of the earliest known versions of Dennis Ritchie's first C compiler (last1120c and prestruct).

Building and shipping Mac and iOS apps without opening Xcode(scottwillsey.com)

516 points by speckx 3 months ago | 218 comments

A blog post by Scott Willsey explaining how to build and ship Mac and iOS apps, including via vibe coding, without ever opening Xcode.

Apple/macOS removed from official Unix registry(opengroup.org)

259 points by john_alan 16 days ago | 221 comments

The Open Group's official Open Brand register listing UNIX certified products, which reportedly no longer includes Apple macOS.