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No_Code

@No_Code

Joined June 28th, 2026

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I'm a young software developer studying media technology.
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Update on first ship of the WebOS:
Thanks to one of the people at Stardance ( seriously thank you) who told me to redesign the style of the OS I rewrote most of the CSS code and added some QoL features.
I think it looks way better already, but I’m not quiet satisfied with the windows yet.

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This pretty obviously an operating system for your browser, but what does it do?

It’s made to feel like a real system with the basic functions you need to get some (light ) stuff done.

It includes:

  • a notes APP
  • a web browser
  • a calculator
  • a timer

Have fun with it and feel free to leave a like if you enjoy it.

See you in WebOS2

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1h 22m 12s logged

Final Devlog for stage 1(WEBOS1):

This last sprints purpose was to have everything working.
The biggest fixes include the calculator, z-index layering and positioning of the windows when initial opened.
I also restyled the top bar again.
Fun fact: example.com is website made only to be an example.

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1h 25m 26s logged

Today I made huge progress: I set an background image which i think looks way cooler than the gradient before. I also finally made better Dock icons, but by far the biggest change is probably the web-browser I made with an iframe. A small mention should also probably get the Internet connection status which I implemented in the top bar, I saw that while scrolling on Instagram and I think it’s a nice touch. I also want to add that I reworked the top bar system in general to be more flexible.

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2h 24m 59s logged

Today I fixed minor bugs and made a notes app, timer and an not so working calculator. I will also have to make some better dock icons.

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2h 19m 58s logged

I made this project mainly for myself to learn how responsive design is done right and which options I have in therms of functions. Of course it isn’t just for fun, I made a page with the basics I found to be essential and good to know when setting up Arch Linux/CachyOS. I hope you enjoy making your way through the pages and learn something along the way.

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mps-hexcat - Now shipped

I made a website to function as a landing page to my self hosted services and also to show of my work on my home lab and photography skills.

I’m really proud that I managed to create such good looking design, for my perspective at least.

The think I struggled the most was for sure the layout, it was really hard to align everything the that it looks good while also being responsive.

Explore it now

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1h 19m 11s logged

Devlog #3 - Final - Today I finished all pages with content, layout and responsive design. Because of my school I already knew more than a lot of html and css, what made this projekt really easy I must say, but I learned how to use github in phpstorm what I think is pretty usefull to know. The site is now online at hexcat.at

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Devlog #1 Today I optimized the layout of my web site and added the files for future pages. The full commit of today: Optimized header layout, added “made by” link, added hover effects for the nav-bar, created files for the next pages and nearly completed the “AboutMe” page.

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Devlog #0 - Today I made the landing page for my website “hexcat.at” which I already own, thanks to my school which is specialized in media technology I was able to build this in no time. More pages coming soon.

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I was able to have the first window work and also made a cool mac style bar. I was also able to make these cool svg Icons using a guide from w3school and a little help from gemini to actually make the look good.

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