LEMON BLOG

A Blast from the Early '90s - Long before the days of Windows 95, XP, or even Windows 11, there was Windows 3.11. Released in the early 1990s, this operating system represented one of Microsoft's first real steps into graphical user interfaces that everyday users could enjoy. Back then, navigating your PC meant using Program Manager, working with groups of icons, and relying on the trusty DOS underneath to get things moving. Fast forward to today, and thanks to modern web technology, you can now experience Windows 3.11 directly in your browser—no floppy disks or vintage hardware required.

Remember the days before drag-and-drop UI builders and bloated frameworks? Back when programming meant typing raw code into a text-based editor, running it, and praying that you didn't get a Syntax error on line 20? If you do, then welcome back to the golden age of programming—where Quick Basic 4.5 ruled the scene.