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ddruidcz about 8 hours ago 1 commentsRead Article on github.com

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I created a converter that turns HyperCard 2.x stacks into standalone HTML so they can run in a modern browser.

I built it to share my own stacks from the early '90s, which have been sitting on old floppy images for 30 years.

It's MIT-licensed and I'd welcome contributions - especially stacks that break the converter, since I've only tested it against my own. If you have old HyperCard files lying around, I'd love to hear how they fare.

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joe-esquibel•about 4 hours ago
Did you create your own hypercard parser? That's dope. I have been making multi language structural parser, I have some hypercard capabilities. I haven't compared my output to anyone. But I have created ci CD pipelines that contain examples of all the things I want evaluated in all formats I could think, perhaps that would be helpful for your project.