WildOS
- 11 Devlogs
- 37 Total hours
WildOS is a web-based, nature-themed operating system made with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, featuring interactive apps, custom backgrounds, a music player, Store, and Wildo AI.
WildOS is a web-based, nature-themed operating system made with HTML, CSS and JavaScript, featuring interactive apps, custom backgrounds, a music player, Store, and Wildo AI.
completed the readme for the project and made it properly written with the project details and everything needed. it took some time to arrange everything in the readme so it looks clean and understandable. i also aligned the 1000 line html code properly because it was not properly aligned before and it was hard to read and work with. now the readme is completed and the html code is properly aligned.
at last i completed the wildos.
i completed the store and the rest of the apps. the store took a long time to make but at last i completed it and made it functional.
i also changed some app styles from webos1, made my own backgrounds for the boot and main window, added filters and a cursor image.
also added boot percentage, boot music, some easter eggs and 3 new songs.
i completely changed wildo and now he can give guides and generate 2 images.
i also aligned the 1000 line html code and added the wifi logo.
at last everything is done.
ready to ship..!
today was another interesting day of working on my webos 2. i added two more apps to the webos — Gallery and Sounds.
i also somehow managed to fix the lag bug that was happening when using the webos. it was a really annoying bug because sometimes the ui would get stuck or become slow, but after working on it i finally got it working much better.
after that i completed the design of the Store app. the store is going to be one of the bigger parts of the webos because it can be used to show and add different apps. the design part is now completed and i also started working on the JS for it.
i also added a click sound when interacting with things in the webos. its a small feature but it makes the experience feel much better and gives the webos a little more life.
today also taught me a lot about JavaScript, app structures, bugs and how different parts of the webos connect together.
the wildos is slowly becoming bigger and more complete with every update. there is still a lot left to build I am trying to make it fast ,bye!
Today I worked on APP STORE mostly and sometime on settings as well.
I added store app struture and details for apps in store.
I also have some lag bugs with web but i am trying to resolve that
Next, I am going to:
I ADDED MUSIC PLAYER ,THE FILES- ALL BUTTONS IS WORKING ADDED A STORE BUT NOT COMPLTED ALSO FIXED SOME BUGS OF DRAGGING WINDOW
worked on music player added the javascript now adding the store app and inside that some apps to download also added new fonts , changed all macos style icons in green icons more comming
I started working on WebOS 2.Today, I added some new things:Added a new structure for the Music Player Added a Weather app Added file downloading in the File app Added full-size windows for all apps Next, I’m going to finish the Music Player and start working on a Store app.
At last i completed it.It was so cool to complete the WebOS 1 JAM. I made WildOS, a web-based but nature-themed OS.Thanks to MeowOS for inspiring me to build one too, and also thanks to the WebOS Guide that helped me understand what to build. Also thanks to the team that built that guide.So what i built is a nature-themed OS called WildOS.It is fully nature-themed and has some awesome features. This one is web-playable, so anyone can test it directly in the browser.I added 5 apps to it. The first one is WildNotes, where you can write your notes. The second one is a music player that lets you play some cool music. The third one is Files, which is just a simple file window. The fourth one is Settings, where you can change the theme. And the fifth one is WILDO, WildOS’s personal assistant, but it is always unreachable.I also added a clock based on the WebOS Guide.I took a little inspiration from macOS, mainly for the dock and the icons, but most of the design is based around my own nature theme.Overall, it was really fun to build WildOS and learn how a WebOS works while making it.Now I’m ready for WebOS 2.
Day 1 progress:Started the WildOS project Planned the basic OS structureDesigned the initial UI conceptStarted working on the desktop experienceListed features for future versions Day 2 — Building the WildOS focused more on turning the initial idea into something that actually feels like an operating system.I worked on the interface and started connecting different parts of the system together. I also thought about how users will interact with WildOS, including the desktop, applications, menus, and settings.The project is still in an early stage, but the direction is becoming much clearer. There are plenty of things left to improve. so at last i created the desktop booting and the first window ,still a lot more