I don't see any credits mentioned anywhere.. Surely (parts of) your emu/work must be based on existing sources/work?
Have you considered using ES6 for your project btw?
I do like the logo (though I don't believe the idea is totally original?) 
Wiz
Magical Kid Wiz?
Ren, I am a programmer since I was 10. I love to code, and solve things by myself, so no, I did this only for the fun and for the programming challenge. Of course I found much information about the hardware on websites like this one, and I have used other emulators in my life. We already have wonderful emulators which are much more mature and precise. My goal is not to overcome those, but instead to offer a different experience.
But much more importantly, I wrote it for the fun and challenge.
Here is another project I have which is similar javatari.org
Also wrote completely from scratch with no libs or reused code.
I really do not know much about the other emulators projects. What is ES6?
Also, I am not a native English speaker, so forgive me if I am not able to express myself in the best and clear way.
Regards,
Peccin
Hi Grauw,
Thanks for your response/feedback.
I did read your more lengthy response before you edited it / trimmed it down.
Credits are given when people have contributed, or when other people’s work is directly used (e.g. copied or ported or altered). Authors of reference material are not normally credited.
Yes, that seems to be the case. Perhaps I also lack experience in software development myself in that regard.
Indeed, otherwise (also referring to your pre-edit response) one should/could credit the whole of existence so to speak.. And seeing it in that perspective, most if not all projects lack in credits... 
(actually, I *did* think about that when I was writing that comment, so I do understand your/the point )
But sure, I do like when people give acknowledgement, although it's not required.
So unless you’ve got evidence that the former type of credit has not been given, there is nothing improper going on, and I think it’s rude to suggest otherwise. After putting in 5 months of hard work, as I can see in the git repository, that’s not exactly a gratifying type of response.
Well, it indeed seems and sounds a bit ill-considered/rash from my part (reading it back again), and it seems I was blatantly wrong (so I look like a fool now )
I made the assumption somehow, that the code must be based on some existing work, because there's so much written / 'invented' already, and didn't even realize the possibility someone doing an (MSX) emulator from scratch (without consulting existing sources / source code).. @ppeccin proving me wrong is only the more awesome!
IMO it's not needed to see the question as *that* negative, though I must admit that it shows (some) suspicion.. (and I *was* being anal indeed about crediting stuff like reference material. But we can conclude now that was unreasonable and/or silly.. )
All is cool now? 
(If you want to discuss anything else with me, you're welcome to contact me btw.. )
Awesome! Thank you for the online emulator: really love it, so easy to use and without Java.
Working from a Spanish keyboard in a panoramic screen laptop I have experienced the following issues:
- Many "dead" keys and therefore, some key chars are missing, as for example : This means that I cannot load CAS games 
- In fullscreen mode, 'cause the screen is not 4x3, the bottom of the screen is clipped
- 48 KB ROMs are not supported
Keep the good work!
