The source code for the Apple II version of the LOGO programming language has been found! This is a significant discovery for computer history enthusiasts and those interested in the early days of programming education. The code was found on an old floppy disk and has been preserved and made available online.
Microsoft has released version 1.1 of Microsoft BASIC for the 6502 under an MIT license. This version, from mid-1978, supports the Commodore PET, KIM-1, and early Apple models. It's a version that has circulated unofficially for some time, now with licensing clarified.
Filmed especially for the July 29-30 Commodore Vegas Expo (CommVEx) v13 2017, Leigh L Klotz, Jr., developer of the programming language, LOGO, tells how its history with Commodore computers and other systems, like the Texas Instruments TI-99 and classic Mac. Filmed by Robert Bernardo
