Save Big on Coursera Plus. 7,000+ courses at $160 off. Limited Time Only! Grab it Explore the fascinating world of emulating a 6502 microprocessor system using JavaScript in this 45-minute conference talk from GOTO Chicago 2016. Dive into the history of the iconic 6502 chip, which powered popular computers like the Apple IIe and BBC Micro. Learn about the chip's architecture, instruction set, and how it influenced early programming education. Follow along as Matt Godbolt demonstrates the process of building a 6502 emulator in JavaScript, covering topics such as opcode implementation, debugging techniques, and performance optimization. Gain insights into the challenges of accurately replicating vintage hardware behavior, including video chip emulation and cycle stretching. Whether you're a retro computing enthusiast or a modern JavaScript developer, this talk offers a unique blend of historical context and practical coding examples to deepen your understanding of low-level systems and emulation techniques.