Assembly repos explained in plain English

Popular Assembly repositories on GitHub, each explained for non-coders — what it does, its tech stack, and how to run it.

chrislgarry/apollo-11This is the original assembly code that flew astronauts to the Moon in 1969, digitized from physical printouts
microsoft/ms-dosThis repository contains the original source code for MS-DOS versions 1.25, 2.0, and 4.0 — the early 1980s ope
vxunderground/malwaresourcecodeA curated archive of malicious software source code across Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and more, maintaine
mytechnotalent/reverse-engineeringA free, structured curriculum for learning reverse engineering across five CPU architectures — starting from b
leachim6/hello-worldA community-maintained collection of Hello World programs written in over 1,000 programming languages, from ma
corkami/picsA collection of illustrated diagrams and posters showing how common file formats and computer protocols work i
kanaka/malA guided project for learning how programming languages work by building a Lisp interpreter from scratch in 11
dspinellis/unix-history-repoA Git repository that reconstructs the complete history of Unix from 1970 to the present, letting you browse 8
jmechner/prince-of-persia-apple-iiThe original 1989 Prince of Persia game source code in 6502 assembly for the Apple II, preserved as a historic
pret/pokeredA complete, compilable disassembly of Pokémon Red and Blue for the original Game Boy — lets you study how the
jwasham/assembly-and-cA personal code study log following the book 'Low-Level Programming' by Igor Zhirkov, containing Assembly and