Send and recieve http requests into banks - for the Spectrum Next
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Network neXt Time Protocol. Server in .NET Core, Clients for ZX Spectrum Next™ and .NET Core.
c-sharp esp8266 esp wifi z80asm zx-spectrum rtc dot-net-core esp-01 spectrum-next dot-command retro-computers
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Fork of NexCreator, a big file format for the ZX Spectrum Next™.
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ESP8266-01 in-circuit firmware updater for the ZX Spectrum Next™
esp8266 flash esp zx-spectrum firmware-updater esp-01 spectrum-next dot-command z80-asm circuit-updater
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A repository with open source ZX Spectrum programs, mostly in Z80 assembly
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Various (mostly minor) code snippets and etudes for a ZX Spectrum Next developer
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May 20, 2025 - Assembly
dot Commands for the ZX Spectrum Next (and N-Go)
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The dotfiles to kickstart the development settings for your workstation
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Collection of dot commands for zx-spectrum next
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Nov 30, 2023 - C
Application (dot command) to create screenshots in BMP-format on ZX Spectrum Next
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Oct 26, 2025 - C
Application (dot command) to send AT-commands to ESP8266 on ZX Spectrum Next
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Dec 31, 2025 - C
Application (dot command) to print the current working directory on ZX Spectrum Next (exactly like "CD" does)
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Oct 25, 2025 - C
Application (dot command) to read system information of a ZX Spectrum Next (registers, system variables and esxDOS/NextOS)
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Nov 16, 2025 - C
Application (dot command) to create memory and file dumps on ZX Spectrum Next
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Dec 21, 2025 - C
Application (dot command) to ping hosts via ethernet on ZX Spectrum Next
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