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Devlogs:
So I Title: Beowulf by @Eryx | Stardance
Devlogs:
So I might have gone a little too in depth and studied biology over summer break. But then again now we have the start of the system, already ready to handle broken bones, anemia, organ failure, chipped bones, infections, burns, bleeding, headaches, exhaustion, and more. Oh! and I added a mantle. No screenshots unfortunately, as in the nicest way possible it looks like shit. Also nice:
I spent the better half of a cubed 3/32ths learning how to map but I did it (I think) anyways off to go work toodaloo Ill be seeing you!
Did I make the sky too pretty? This is a genuine question, I lost track of time and I find I did this.
Sorry to no one who is actually interested in this project just yet, I forgot I was even doing this. Anyways, I’ve gotten a lot of the health system completed and even a health ui and an intro. I also had to go back to my good ol friend calculus just to make one animation fit my regrettably high standards. Anyways let me also introduce to you the new member of the team Knarf the productivity rat that will fucking die if I don’t work on the project
UHHHH so… I might have forgotten about this whole thing again…. I’ve still been working a ton, but I genuinely don’t care enough to document every change I did so uhhhh guess Ill screenshot and dip.
I am now thirty days older than the last time I remembered I do this. Notable things, it’s now first person (in interactions) I accidentally made an infinite being whom stretches betwixt the air itself. Spider man showed up, he vanished. I played Milk inside of a bag of milk inside of a bag of milk inside of a bag of milk inside…...
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Title: ManentiOS by @Manenti | Stardance
Devlogs: Title: ManentiOS by @Manenti | Stardance
Devlogs:
Today I started working on ManentiOS, my personal web operating system. I chose the main theme, created a futuristic project banner, and wrote a short description for the project. I also built the first onboarding screen using React, JSX, and TailwindCSS. Then, I organized the code into reusable components like FeatureCard, ActionButton, and Onboarding. So far, the project has a clear identity, a visual style, and the beginning of a clean, componentized interface. My next step is to build the main desktop screen and add interactive apps.
Since the last dev log, I continued working on ManentiOS by defining a stronger visual direction for the project: a winter-inspired interface with forests, rain, landscapes, and a subtle technological touch. I also moved on to the second part of the WebOS tutorial and adapted the concepts from HTML, CSS, and JavaScript into my current React + JSX + TailwindCSS structure. Instead of using plain HTML and inline styles, I planned the desktop as reusable components. I created the idea for the main desktop screen, including a background wallpaper, a glass-style welcome window, a top bar, and a live clock using React state and effects. This keeps the project aligned with the tutorial while making the code cleaner and more scalable.
Since the last dev log, I continued developing ManentiOS by following the next WebOS tutorial step and adapting it to my React + TailwindCSS structure. The goal was to make the desktop window feel more like a real operating system window. I created a reusable OSWindow component with support for dragging, closing, and reopening windows. I also updated the desktop so the welcome window can be opened again from the top bar by clicking on ManentiOS. Instead of using plain JavaScript with querySelector, I used React state, props, refs, and pointer events to keep the logic more organized and component-based.
Since the last dev log, I created the first real app for ManentiOS: FrostLog, a winter-tech journal app with selectable entries, a desktop icon, and its own draggable window. This followed the tutorial step focused on adding the first app to the WebOS. I also improved the desktop behavior by fixing the z-index system, so app windows now appear in front of desktop icons while the top bar stays above everything. ManentiOS now feels more like a real WebOS, with icons, apps, draggable windows, and better window layering.
Since the last dev log, I completed the final WebOS tutorial step by building more advanced apps for ManentiOS. This stage was more open-ended, so I decided to create two useful apps: a Calculator and a Projects portfolio app. I added new desktop icons, connected them to draggable app windows, and improved the window system to support multiple apps more easily. The Calculator now performs basic operations, while the Projects app showcases my work inside the OS.
Since the last dev log, I improved the first screen of ManentiOS by turning it into a login-style onboarding page inspired by Windows, but with the winter-tech visual identity of the project. I also made the buttons functional, allowing users to enter the OS normally or open specific apps directly, like the Projects app and FrostLog. After that, I worked on the portfolio experience by improving the Projects app and filling it with my best GitHub projects, including ManentiOS, PoupApp, Manenti Slack Bot, Custom Macropad, and other web/full-stack projects. Now ManentiOS has a stronger first impression, a more useful portfolio section, and feels much more like a complete personal WebOS.
For this new mission, I added three major updates to ManentiOS to make it feel more complete as a web operating system. First, I created IceDock , a bottom dock that lets users quickly open apps and see which apps are currently active. Then, I added a Settings app, where users can customize the visual mode and switch ambient effects like snow, rain, or no effect. I also implemented a Command Palette with Ctrl + K , allowing users to search and open apps quickly from anywhere on the desktop. These updates made ManentiOS feel more like a real OS, with better navigation, customization, and a more polished winter-tech experience.
Ships:
For this project, I made ManentiOS , a personal web operating system that runs directly in the browser. It includes a login-style onboarding screen, a desktop interface, draggable and closable windows, a top bar with a clock, and multiple apps such as FrostLog, Calculator, and a Projects portfolio app. The most challenging part was simulating the behavior of a real operating system inside a website. I had to learn how to manage draggable windows, opening and closing apps, window layering with z-index, desktop icons, and React state across different components. I had never built anything like an OS interface before, so figuring out how all these pieces should work together was a big challenge. I am most proud that I was able to create something that actually feels like a small operating system. I also like the visual identity I built for it, mixing a winter, forest, rain-inspired atmosphere with a clean technological interface. This project helped me practice React, TailwindCSS, componentization, UI design, and interactive front-end logic. To test the project, open the live demo, go through the login-style screen, and enter ManentiOS. You can click or double-click the desktop icons to open apps, drag the windows around, close them, reopen them, and explore the Projects app to see some of my other work.
For this update, I improved ManentiOS , my personal web operating system that runs directly in the browser. The project already had a login-style screen, draggable windows, desktop icons, and apps like FrostLog, Calculator, and Projects. In this mission, I added three new major features: IceDock , a bottom dock for quickly opening apps; a Settings app for changing the visual mode and ambient effects; and a Command Palette with Ctrl + K to search and launch apps faster. The most challenging part was making these new features feel connected to the rest of the OS instead of just being extra buttons on the screen. I had to organize the app list better, connect multiple components to the same open-window logic, manage visual customization through state, and make sure the dock, command palette, settings app, windows, and desktop icons all worked together smoothly. I am proud that ManentiOS now feels much more like a real operating system. The IceDock makes app navigation easier, the Settings app adds personalization, and the Command Palette makes the experience feel more advanced and polished. I am also proud of the winter-tech identity of the project, with cold colors, rain/snow effects, glass-style windows, and a calm futuristic atmosphere. To test the project, open the live demo and enter ManentiOS from the login screen. You can open apps from the desktop icons or from the IceDock, use Ctrl + K to open the Command Palette and search for apps, and open the Settings app to switch between visual modes and ambient effects like snow, rain, or none. You can also drag windows around, close and reopen them, and explore the Projects app to see my portfolio inside the OS....
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My very own WebOS by @Ali_Mohammed | Stardance
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Athena by @Boa_N | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @Kush_gajjar | Stardance
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FRC Robot by @Extendants | Stardance
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Title: FRC Robot by @Extendants | Stardance
Devlo Title: FRC Robot by @Extendants | Stardance
Devlogs:
Devlog - 01 I am making an FRC(First Robotics Competition) robot using OnShape CAD(computer aided design). So far I have designed the chassis, consisting of 4 SDS(Swerve Drive Specialties) Mk41 swerve(a type of omnidirectional drive train) modules and box tube, bumpers, which protect the bot during a match, and a slap down, over-the-bumper intake, which will help get game pieces into the robot. That is all for now, although this project will continue over the summer.
“Devlog” 2 Unfortunately, the intake I had previously designed had a few major flaws, that being the way it was powered(through box tube) and the actual design itself being sub optimal for intaking(ironic, I know). I ended up designing another intake, this one being a four bar, but sadly I didn’t do any research or measurements before I started, so that design didn’t work either. The new design is still a slap-down, though i would love to eventually upgrade to a linear system(hint hint) in the near future. This current intake is set on a raised mount that comes up from the box tube on which the front left(for now) swerve module is situated. I have yet to start the power train for either of my subsystems, but that will be something I will get to on the next “devlog”. Make sure you follow this project, I’m having lots of fun and I hope you will too!
“Devlog” 3 I took a break from the main chassis and intake today to give myself some time to think about the linear mechanism. I started on the turret, as you can see and it’s turning out pretty well so far. I plan to finish at least the shooting and hood mechanisms before going back to my intake. Please consider following this project, you might have as much fun as I am having!
I took a break from my active project again. My current project is the bumpers, taking inspiration from Hightide with their hopper being a part of the bumpers. My design includes bumper plating, to help reinforce the bumpers, as well as be a base for both the intake(which i will get to eventually) and the hopper itself. I will finish the hopper reinforcements in the next devlog, as well as hopefully finish the turret and start some real work on the intake....
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Hephaestus-2 by @Boa_N | Stardance
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Title: Hephaestus-2 by @Boa_N | Stardance
Devlogs Title: Hephaestus-2 by @Boa_N | Stardance
Devlogs:
Finishing the readme and github repo...
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My awesome macropad! by @Senpai_Frosty | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @Senpai_Frosty | St Title: My awesome macropad! by @Senpai_Frosty | Stardance...
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My very own WebOS by @rowwatson | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @rowwatson | Stardance
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Market regime classifer by @Shakery | Stardance
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Untitled by @chhawacharia_aditi | Stardance
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Title: Untitled by @chhawacharia_aditi | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @bookasmom102015 | Stardan My awesome macropad! by @bookasmom102015 | Stardance...
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @bookasmom102015 | Title: My awesome macropad! by @bookasmom102015 | Stardance...
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Untitled by @NoobyBiases | Stardance
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Title: Untitled by @NoobyBiases | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @lemodest | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @lemodest | Stardance
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FreeSkip by @panthomas1424 | Stardance
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Title: FreeSkip by @panthomas1424 | Stardance
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My awesome macropad! by @EXFF | Stardance
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EXFF
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @EXFF | Stardance
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My very own WebOS by @rashig1804 | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @rashig1804 | Stardanc Title: My very own WebOS by @rashig1804 | Stardance...
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Ftc27019 by @athubro | Stardance
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athubro
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Title: Ftc27019 by @athubro | Stardance
Devlogs:
Title: Ftc27019 by @athubro | Stardance
Devlogs:
Working on adding OpenCV to my robot to detect objects...
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My very own WebOS by @raylen-ferrer | Stardance
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Title: My very own WebOS by @raylen-ferrer | Stard Title: My very own WebOS by @raylen-ferrer | Stardance...
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My awesome macropad! by @ritvikg | Stardance
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Title: My awesome macropad! by @ritvikg | Stardanc Title: My awesome macropad! by @ritvikg | Stardance...
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PneuMA by @Itzybitzyspider | Stardance
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Itzybitzyspider
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Title: PneuMA by @Itzybitzyspider | Stardance
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1793497637.1903245
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My very own WebOS by @ximenapg_projects | Stardanc My very own WebOS by @ximenapg_projects | Stardance...
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Title: My very own WebOS by @ximenapg_projects | S Title: My very own WebOS by @ximenapg_projects | Stardance...
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VibeFS by @pati08 | Stardance
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pati08
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[{"post_id": 6337, "ts": "2026 [{"post_id": 6337, "ts": "2026-06-10T17:48:47Z", "hours": 0.81, "text": "Wrote all the code to have the AI generate files and folders! Now I just need to wire everything together and keep it coherent."}, {"post_id": 6240, "ts": "2026-06-10T14:20:02Z", "hours": 0.785, "text": "Figuring out how to write a FUSE filesystem at all to start. Managed to get a little hello-world running in Rust."}]...
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Title: VibeFS by @pati08 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Fig Title: VibeFS by @pati08 | Stardance
Devlogs:
Figuring out how to write a FUSE filesystem at all to start. Managed to get a little hello-world running in Rust.
Wrote all the code to have the AI generate files and folders! Now I just need to wire everything together and keep it coherent....
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