Welcome, new folks! Good to have you all here with us.

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Hi i am a newbie loll but have been on there forums for years. Just started my own development of a port of grow a garden in axe

Been around for a couple months but didn't really know what to put here.
Programmer in ti-basic and ice (failed a 2d minecraft in it), learning ez80 assembly.

Hello! Um. Not a lot to say. 60+ technical writer who's tired of HTML/CSS/JS and happy writing little bits of TI-BASIC to do the same jobs anywhere, anytime, without wireless assistance. Not a power user by any stretch of the imagination.

First grapher was a TI-82, back around the turn of the millennium. I've updated all those to *.8xp now and oh lordie how gnarly my code was. Amazing what 25 years of code tinkering in multiple languages will do. (Programs are nothing fancy -- dice rollers and biorhythms are my go-tos for entering a new code dialect. Sometimes astronomy calculations. Or model rocket altitude predicters, but I'm done with those.)

I have IMMENSE GRATITUDE for SourceCoder and jsTIfied making those little bits of code even more fun.

Device of preference: I've got a kindly-used TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition en route. My daughter's CE is nearby but I wanted something of my own to cuddle and grow old with. My bedtime reading is @KermMartian's books, and I'm already delighted with what I've learned.

I'll just be in the background now and then, tappity-tapping away. Cheers,

Hi- I'm pretty chill, I forgot to introduce myself, but lets just say I LOVE C# and suck at coding...

Cant wait to pass this exam 🙂

Hello, I am a student writing code for a TI 84 calculator and found the IDE here (very handy). I was wondering if cemetech supports ti 84 ce emulation?

Welcome, and glad to hear that SourceCoder 3 has been a useful tool for you. jsTified (the emulator within SourceCoder) does not support the TI-84 Plus CE at this time.

Hi, I am very new here, I would love to learn love2d lua or lua for my TI-nspire cx, I have a TI 84 plus CE, a TI-nspire cx (just the base model), a TI-84 plus, a TI-83 plus, a TI-83 plus with a broken screen, a TI-86, and a TI-85. I have programmed a little in TI-BASIC but not much.

update: I just got a TI-84 plus Silver Edition at the local Goodwill, and I am getting a TI-nspire cx ii from Ebay

update #2: I got another TI-83 Plus at Goodwill, still haven't gotten the cx ii yet, since the first one got lost and I am getting another one

update #3: I finally got a TI-nspire cx ii after 4 entire weeks

Welcome! Quite a collection you got.

Hello! Just made an account and was prompted to introduce myself, so here I go! I have enjoyed programming and exploring the TI-84 plus CE python (although with relatively low python programming rates). I own two TI-84 plus CE Pythons, one of which is severely broken (I have no idea why?) and program in TI-Basic and Celtic CE on them. I used to program in ICE, but my new calculator has the program hook blocker (or something) so ICE doesn't work. Sadly, most of my old work has been lost, but I finally decided to join because the competition sounded fun. I've been programming for 3 years now. Thank you for reading (it's kinda long).

Welcome to Cemetech! I hope you enjoy your stay here!

Hello! I don't think I've introduced myself on here before. I'm a programmer and engineering student who also has a fondness for calculators. I've been using TI-BASIC for about 5 years now, and I hope to share the projects that I make on here with this forum.

I’ve been on this website and companion Discord server for nearly 6 months now. I guess this introduction is a little overdue. Below is a little bit about myself. Sorry if it’s a little long winded.

I retired a little early after a 35+ year career that spanned computer video games as well as consumer electronics.

In my early years I programmed video games. You can find a partial list of games I worked on at https://www.mobygames.com/person/292/david-steffen/

Most of my career was spent in ASIC and firmware development for storage devices. I worked at many major storage companies, but the bulk of my career was spent at Western Digital. My final few years were at Micron coding firmware for enterprise class SSDs.

I was cleaning up an office supply cabinet at home and came across my son’s TI-84 Plus and my daughter’s TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calc. I started researching them and found this website. Needless to say, I got excited when I found out they were programmable at the assembly level and that had Z80s inside them. I know Z80 assembly very well because my first PC was a Z80 based computer. I learned that the calc I really wanted was a TI-84 Plus CE Python so I purchased one. I then ported the classic 1980s Rogue game to it. You can find it at https://www.cemetech.net/downloads/files/2844/x3772

I’ve since picked up a TI-Nspire CX CAS and TI-Nspire CX II CAS since I also like ARM assembly.

I’m playing around and may produce some original stuff soon. Stay tuned!

No, you would have to use CEmu, or you can use TI-SmartView CE or the Online Calculator (Which you can use the Activation Code to get the Online Calculator for 4 years)

Or you can use tiplanet's Project Builder, with which you can emulate the TI-84 + CE (CEmu is integrated to it) : https://tiplanet.org/pb

Presentation post : https://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=18118&lang=en#p198565

Uh I'm a beginner calculator hobbyist with interest in the TI-84 Plus CE mostly.
I've been lurking the forums since 2022, and I think it's about time i show my face here.
Hi :3