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This application is a web-based simulation of the classic Macintosh interface from 1984, designed to provide users with an interactive experience reminiscent of early personal computing. The app features a variety of tools and functionalities that mimic the original Macintosh environment, including a desktop interface, multiple application windows, and interactive elements. Users can navigate through the app by clicking on icons representing different applications, such as a calculator, notepad, drawing tool (MacDraw), word processor (MacWrite), and a puzzle game. Each application opens in its own window, which can be moved around the desktop, resized, and closed. The interface includes a menu bar with options for accessing various features and settings. Key features of the app include: - A startup sequence that simulates the original Macintosh boot process, complete with sound effects and loading messages. - A drawing application (MacDraw) that allows users to create shapes, lines, and freehand drawings on a canvas, with options for different colors and stroke widths. - A word processing application (MacWrite) where users can type and format text, with options for font selection and styling (bold, italic). - A calculator that performs basic arithmetic operations and displays results. - An alarm clock feature that allows users to set and manage alarms. - A puzzle game that challenges users to rearrange pieces to complete a picture. - A HyperCard-like interface that enables users to navigate through interactive cards with buttons and content. The app is built using React and TypeScript, leveraging state management to handle user interactions and application states. It utilizes HTML5 canvas for drawing functionalities and employs various hooks for managing component lifecycle and state updates. The design aims to replicate the nostalgic look and feel of the original Macintosh, including window styles, icons, and desktop patterns. To use the app, users simply click on the icons to open different applications, interact with the elements within each application, and explore the features available in the menu bar. The app is designed to be intuitive, allowing users to experience a piece of computing history in a modern web environment.
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Last Updated June 27, 2025