Add ASM80 IDE for 8-bit assembly development#5
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## What is this? [ASM80](https://beta.asm80.com) is a free, browser-based cross-assembler, emulator and debugger for classic 8-bit CPUs (Z80, 8080, 6502, 6809 and others). Key features: - Multi-CPU support in a single environment - Built-in emulators for real machines (ZX Spectrum, TEC-1, etc.) - Integrated debugger with step-by-step execution - Online project management — no installation required The assembler core is open source under MIT license: https://github.com/asm80/asm80-core ## Why does it belong here? It fits naturally alongside similar tools already listed, and is directly useful for anyone doing retro 8-bit development.
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What is this?
ASM80 is a free, browser-based cross-assembler, emulator and debugger for classic 8-bit CPUs (Z80, 8080, 6502, 6809 and others).
Key features:
The assembler core is open source under MIT license: https://github.com/asm80/asm80-core
Why does it belong here?
It fits naturally alongside similar tools already listed, and is directly useful for anyone doing retro 8-bit development.