30-plus years of HyperCard, the missing link to the Web

Ars Technica originally ran this article back in 2012, reposted it over the weekend.

If HyperCard means anything to you at all, take a read for a lovely bit of nostalgia.

I loved HyperCard, loved the simplicity of its design and all the doors it opened. For some reason, Panic’s Playdate tickled that same feeling in me.

[H/T John Kordyback]



2 thoughts on “30-plus years of HyperCard, the missing link to the Web”

  1. I completely get why Playdate has the same feel. Simple, accessible, fun, personal. I had done a lot of programming up until and since Hypercard. But I’m not sure if I ever had more fun.

  2. P.S. I more excited to get my hands on Playdate than anything else I’ve seen in the last year.

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