Pantechnicon Wiki, created by Alain Farmer has become a boon recently for serving as a center of information. This page highlights worldwide efforts and activities the past several years that have kept HyperCard visible to the public, and to Apple Computer.
iHUG visited the O'Reilly Open Source Convention in 2003 and published an interesting review of open source technologies from a HyperCard user perspective.
Did you know Apple HyperCard lights the concert hall of the two tallest buildings in the world? The Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia). A Performa controls the fiber optic lighting system in the concert hall at the base. HC and a couple of I/O gadgets choreograph ninety separate illuminators; color, timing, scenarios, the works. A display of the hall in plan view shows the status in real time.
We are a virtual user group. Many of our members have used HyperCard for years. We include professionals in education and businesses all over the world. Many are seasoned scripters and carry an amazing knowledge of the software.
iHUG Membership is free. We meet virtually real-time on the mailing list. iHUG offers a place to present what can be achieved with the software. We also create CD-ROMS that promote the strengths Apple HyperCard provides Macintosh users, especially its relevence to Apple's QuickTime and AppleScript technologies.
Please contact us if you have questions. Join our mailing list and ask online if you like. It's a fun and enjoyable experience learning with people who regularly think about Apple HyperCard.:)
Apple HyperCard was used to create the HTML on this web site.
Our "Why HyperCard?" section contains reasons our other visitors continue to use Apple HyperCard. Post your reason here and let the world know why you still use Apple HyperCard.
We have provided a list of contacts at Apple Computer for you to correspond with. Let them know you use the software and some of the achievements you have made with the software. Your communication will help keep Apple HyperCard a viable developer tool for years to come.
Contact persons for iHUG are:
Michael Mays, President
Steve Collins, Public Relations
Bob Stelloh, iHUG Treasurer
R Charles Flickinger, Ambassador
Steve Jobs (15,060,002) Phil Schiller, Godfrey DiGiorgi Timothy D. Cook Sina Tamaddon |
Nancy R. Heinen Avadis Tevanian Jr, PhD Ronald B. Johnson (318,750) Jonathan Rubinstein (505,184) Guy Tribble, MD, PhD |
Contacts on Apple Board of Directors:
William V. Campbell (60,502) Gareth C. C. Chang (64,000) Millard S. Drexler (40,000) |
Lawrence J. Ellison (60,000) Jerome B. York (80,000) Arthur Levinson, PhD (101,600) |