@neauoire Well I've been trying x86. I did a very basic equivalent to assembly when learning computing which only had 11 instructions. Maybe I should just write some stuff for uxn 😅

@childishgiant Well, uxn is very much for working with forth-machines, if that's something that interests you, dive into the tutorial.

For more, standard and less esoteric asm languages, I'd recommend looking at 6502 or z80, try making a little NES game. The 6502 assembly language is great, I have a LOT of documentations and examples if you're interested.

https://git.sr.ht/~rabbits/famicom_cookbook/tree/master/item/examples

@neauoire @childishgiant 6502 assembly is great, it's like a high-level language.