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My very own WebOS

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This is my very own OS that can be run in the web!

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Alright I am finally ready to ship it. Everything is done and it looks wonderful I have added the taskbar. I have added every single feature I wanted and I also uploaded to render so it works flawlessly

Alright I am finally ready to ship it. Everything is done and it looks wonderful I have added the taskbar. I have added every single feature I wanted and I also uploaded to render so it works flawlessly

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It’s been 1 hour since I’ve been building it. A task manager is left; only the icon is there and I haven’t started with the task bar at all. I have to start with the task bar. The notepad is ready. The settings app is also a dummy app. Let us see how I build it

It’s been 1 hour since I’ve been building it. A task manager is left; only the icon is there and I haven’t started with the task bar at all. I have to start with the task bar. The notepad is ready. The settings app is also a dummy app. Let us see how I build it

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This is my first devlog for today. All that I am doing till now is that I have read the entire guide and I have read the documentation. I am trying to learn how to really replicate the structure of an operating system in pure JavaScript. I am actually learning how to make a structured OS rather than actually doing what the guide does because I want to make it as modular as possible so I can replicate every single thing that this does in the future.

Adding apps should be really like adding apps. The way you install apps should actually be something like that in reality rather than a bad attempt at hardcoding everything. That is my goal for this: making the starting very easy so the later becomes very easy

The way I’m actually learning is through Claude and anti-gravity because they actually teach me properly how to really do it. I can keep asking them questions so I’m using AI to learn right now. This is my first hour of actual learning rather than counting

This is my first devlog for today. All that I am doing till now is that I have read the entire guide and I have read the documentation. I am trying to learn how to really replicate the structure of an operating system in pure JavaScript. I am actually learning how to make a structured OS rather than actually doing what the guide does because I want to make it as modular as possible so I can replicate every single thing that this does in the future.

Adding apps should be really like adding apps. The way you install apps should actually be something like that in reality rather than a bad attempt at hardcoding everything. That is my goal for this: making the starting very easy so the later becomes very easy

The way I’m actually learning is through Claude and anti-gravity because they actually teach me properly how to really do it. I can keep asking them questions so I’m using AI to learn right now. This is my first hour of actual learning rather than counting

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