@Eel

I built SpartanOS, a browser-based cybersecurity dashboard that simulates a lightweight operating system and includes tools such as a network scanner, system information viewer, and threat scanner. The biggest challenge was organizing multiple features into a clean interface while debugging JavaScript issues and making sure everything worked together smoothly. I'm proud that I was able to combine several security-focused tools into a single project and create an interface that feels like a real operating system while improving my web development skills. To test the project, simply open the live website in a browser and explore the available tools; no installation is required, and all features can be used directly from the web page.

I built SpartanOS, a WebOS-style webpage with multiple draggable windows that can be opened and moved around the screen like a lightweight desktop environment. The main challenge was getting smooth window dragging working properly while managing layering so windows don’t overlap incorrectly or break when multiple are open. I’m proud that I was able to turn it into a functional multi-window system that feels like a real interface rather than just separate UI elements, and I also added features beyond the guide like improved window behavior and interaction handling. You can test it directly in the browser with no password by opening multiple windows, dragging them around, and interacting with them to see how the system handles layering and movement.

This is a fully working Java network scanner that will scan for devices on your network and write it to a file. It integrates network and port scanning. You can get the JAR on the GitHub release.