@Manu_Gurgel

I fixed the window movement limit because it was glitching the OS, and I’ve added another game. At first, I thought it would be as difficult as the other one, but it was actually much easier.

I made my first web OS using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. In the beginning, I hardly knew how to center elements inside a div, but with AI, I learned a lot of CSS properties to improve the OS style. I also found it difficult to develop some functions in JavaScript. It was like I knew what I wanted to do, but I didn’t have the knowledge to write it in JavaScript code, so I used AI to discover and understand JavaScript commands too.

At first, I thought the Weather icon was the most difficult thing I did. But when I had to make the window components draggable, I started to think, “Oh my God, I completely underestimated how hard this icon would be!” Nothing could convince me that there is something more difficult than making a movable window. After that, I started building the calculator; it was easier than I thought it would be, though I still faced a few challenges. Finally, I made the game. It was so annoying to do because bugs just wouldn’t stop appearing, especially with the emoji display and button positioning.

While making the OS, I thought about giving up so many times. But whenever something I wrote finally worked, I felt incredibly happy, and that motivated me to keep going. In the end, building this OS helped me train my patience and my resilience.

I created my first website to introduce myself using HTML and CSS; I had never programmed anything like this before, having previously only trained for C++ programming competitions.
At first, I found it quite challenging, but with the help of AI to fix errors and understand how to use certain elements, the site began to take shape.
On the site, you can find information about my academic background and a link to Neps Academy, where you can create an account to access programming exercises in various languages ​​(C, C++, Python, etc.).
I still think there is plenty of room for improvement—such as adding more information and features, and making it look better and more organized—but for now, this is how it stands.