My Experience Learning Go, next steps

• go-cpu-simulator

  3 4 8.4 Go

  A GUI implementation of a CPU sim project originally developed by Wojciech S. Gac

I was able to get a basic dashboard implemented and functioning using Fyne.io and a simple CPU simulator. You can see that in my git repo.

• InfluxDB

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  Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.

  

• go6502

  1 59 5.4 Go

  6502 CPU emulator, assembler, disassembler, debugger and host written in go

Much to my delight, I discovered a complete implementation of a 6502 CPU simulator written in Go. Not only did the project include a CPU simulator, but it included an assembler, disassembler, and utilities! The project I found, go6502, is so comprehensive that after only a few days working my way through the code, I was able to understand how almost everything worked together. The project is so well-done that I was able to integrate my dashboard without breaking any of the existing simulator code.

• go6502

  2 0 8.3 Go

  Fine GUI implementation wrapped around a 6502 CPU emulator written in go (by cjr29)

I created a fork of the go6502 project. Then, I added a folder for my dashboard package. I worked through updates to the go.mod files to make sure that I was pulling from my repo and not the original repo. That is one of the beauties of Go. Dependencies are much easier to work with than when I was doing Java development.

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