Apple's Shortcuts app offers plenty of built-in examples to get started, but there are third-party apps and advanced scripting methods to take the tool even further.

JavaScript is the most popular programming languages around, topping Stack Overflow’s 2015 developer survey with 54.4 percent of programmers using it. And it works well on Mac, too.

Finally, for a quick online way to run Apple I software without having to run a dedicated app, check out Will Scullin's Apple I JavaScript emulator. It even includes some built-in Apple I programs.