Making games for my TI-Nspire CX CAS is so much fun!
It's so simple but you can do a lot with it. It's also a bit of a challenge because you don't have a huge API with lots of methods and events. You have to use what you have.
Oh btw you can program it with Lua!

Already made Minesweeper, Simon and TicTacToe.
Currently working on a Sokoban Game.

It's also a great way to impress your friends at school

Any material on how to do this? It sounds cool!

<@Niia>
Official Docs: https://education.ti.com/html/...

Unofficial Docs + Some Tutorials:
https://inspired-lua.org

Not much but if you practice it gets easy.

<@filthyranter>
Kriegst du auch nen TI-Nspire in der HTL Donaustadt?
Wir sind ja im selben Jahrgang...

<@filthyranter>

:/

Are there any tools/editors for TI calculators at this point? I only ever had a TI84S+, and didn't do too much poking into the community, but the best I could ever find in the way of editors for TI BASIC was TokenIDE. I still use Wabbit and a TI84S ROM on my desktop for some tasks.

Just install ndless already and play with C :P
There's a GBA Emulator

<@PrivateGER>
Yeah I heard of it, but I'm too afraid to install because I need the calc for school...

<@WereHoneyBadger>
I use the TI-Nspire CX CAS Student Software

@Skayo It's not persistent, if you reboot the calc it's back to normal.

@Skayo
Könntest du mir erzählen wie du dabei vorgehst? Ich programmiere gerne und habe auch einen Nspire :D