Rheolism: Pushing BBC BASIC to Its 256-Byte Tetris Limit
In 1992, Martin Hollis and David Moore, with Olly Betts, conquered an extreme programming challenge: creating a playable Tetris clone in just one line of BBC BASIC. This 257-byte marvel demonstrates ingenious optimization within the severe constraints of Acorn's iconic microcomputers, showcasing an art form where brevity bred brilliance.