Hackernews posts about VisiCalc

VisiCalc is a pioneering electronic spreadsheet program developed in the late 1970s and early 1980s by Dan Bricklin and Bob Frankston that revolutionized personal computing by allowing users to perform calculations and manage data on their home computers.

1. PicoCalc: A fully-functional clone of VisiCalc for the PICO-8 (www.lexaloffle.com)
   237 points by sea6ear almost 2 years ago | 47 comments
2. VisiCalc – The Early Days (2003) (benlo.com)
   108 points by hggh 11 months ago | 46 comments
3. Interview with the Creators of VisiCalc (spillhistorie.no)
   5 points by TMWNN 3 months ago | discuss
4. Dan Bricklin, VisiCalc and APL (www.arraycast.com)
   5 points by tosh 4 months ago | discuss
5. Bob Frankston discusses his experience in writing VisiCalc back in 1978 [video] (www.youtube.com)
   5 points by ohjeez almost 2 years ago | discuss
6. Original VisiCalc on Apple II User's Guide [pdf] (www.bitsavers.org)
   3 points by kamphey almost 2 years ago | discuss
7. Before Excel there was VisiCalc [video] (www.youtube.com)
   2 points by kamphey 9 months ago | discuss
8. Ask HN: Would matrix support in BASIC have reduced VisiCalc's popularity?
   1 points by amichail about 2 months ago | 2 comments
9. Letter to Arlington, MA Select Board on VisiCalc Commemoration (docs.google.com)
   1 points by eudaimonn 9 months ago | discuss