As a certified MemeAssembly developer, making the switch from x86 Assembly was the best thing I've ever done

1. MemeAssembly

   1 3 69 1.7 C

   A Meme-based programming language

   

   Now you might ask: What even is Memeassembly? Well, it's a highly advanced x86-Assembly based programming language that uses memes as commands. The compiler is available on GitHub.

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3. MemeAssembly-vscode

   2 1 2 2.6 TypeScript

   VSCode extension for MemeAssembly developers

   

   There's also a VSCode extension (source) with better IDE support than most other Assembly languages, it's used for syntax highlighting in the video.

4. memeassembly-playground

   3 1 0 7.8 TypeScript

   Discontinued [Deprecated] Experimental MemeAssembly playground with x86_64 assembler & emulation right in the browser

   You can also try out the online playground (source) that tries to run x86 Assembly in your browser. It's quite bad, but it sometimes works. The syscalls are kind of fucked up though (In case you know a good x86 emulator with syscall interception that can run in the browser, please tell me!)

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