INIT HELLO, the brand-new Apple II gathering at System Source Computer Museum in Hunt Valley, MD, is filling up! Register soon if you haven’t!
We have some amazing programming on tap! In addition to our keynote speaker, Laine Nooney, there will be workshops on FujiNet (use and programming), OnShape CAD modeling, installing and using the new Apple Preserves flux imager, and entry-level kit soldering. There will be presentations on Ultima IV debugging, Juiced.GS, an Apple II e-reader, authenticating ProDOS, 4am’s latest project (Total Reprint), and a free-range archivist’s view of “what’s left.” There will be a 24-hour programming competition. And most of all, there will be a building full of fellow enthusiasts.
Museum tours and open workspace will also be available! Bring your projects and get help from the wealth of Apple II knowledge around you! (If you would like to reserve work space, please fill out the Workspace request form. Reservation is not required, but unreserved workspace will be available first-come-first-serve. The space is large.) There will be vendors! (And if you would like to be one of the vendors, please fill out the Vendor space request form to help ensure we can accommodate you. There is no charge for vendor space, but the available space is limited.)
Remember to order your INIT HELLO merch before the store closes on June 15. Hotel blocks close on June 10 June 17 (Holiday Inn Express) and June 25 (Courtyard By Marriott), so get your reservations in!
Event registration closes on June 30. Don’t miss this inaugural event jam-packed with Apple II-related awesome!