Gift shop
Take something home.
Everything here is digital. The wallpapers show only works whose licences allow selling copies, and each download includes those licences. What you spend pays for hosting.
The wallpaper set
All six framed works below, for desktop and phone, in light and night.
$10 Coming soon
Q_rsqrt
Quake III's fast inverse square root, comments and all.
$3 Coming soon
donut.c
Andy Sloane's spinning torus, in the shape of a torus.
$3 Coming soon
rndtable
Every random number Doom ever rolled.
$3 Coming soon
86-DOS revision history
Tim Paterson's changelog, from version 0.34 to 1.25.
$3 Coming soon
Spelling corrector
Peter Norvig's half page of Python.
$3 Coming soon
Note G
The first operations of Ada Lovelace's table, 1843.
$3 Coming soon
Floor plan print
The museum's plan and every room's works on one 18 x 24 inch sheet, as a print-ready PDF.
$8 Coming soon
Friend of the Museum card
A card with your name on it, as an SVG. If you like, your name also goes on the About page.
$5 Coming soon
The tip jar
Admission is free and will stay free. If you would rather not buy anything, you can still cover a month of hosting.
Tip jar coming soon
Take the source
The museum itself is a small static site: Markdown files for the exhibits and one Python script for the build. The source is not public yet. If you want it, write to curator@museumofprogramming.com.
Propose a work
Know a piece of code that belongs on a wall? Write to curator@museumofprogramming.com with the code, where it first appeared, who wrote it, and why it mattered. Verbatim text and a primary source are the only requirements.