Devlog 6

This message is mainly for the shipwright. I addressed your feedback and now all the iframes should work just fine on firefox. It is still recommended to use chrome for this website, as there may be some underlying issues still on firefox due to the lack of support of some features due to fingerprinting concerns, but most features should still work on firefox.

Devlog 5

I spent a while thinking and trying to experiment with new apps to come up with, but then I realized that instead of making all new apps for the os, why not just integrate my already made projects into this project.

I’ve added three more apps in total, a weather app, a chess app, and a satellite tracker. This wraps up the guide steps outlined in WebOS 1 so I am going to ship this to the mission and hopefully continue on to WebOS 2.

Devlog 4

I finished adding the first basic app, which is a notes app with autosave and persistent storage. I also added in active app functionality in the top bar and to manage which app appears on top above the others

Devlog 3

Drag and drop, open, and close functionality have been added in this devlog. I have attached a demo video below, and will look towards adding the first proper app to the os. Maybe later on I will also expand on the titlebar functionality by adding minimize and fullscreen.

Devlog 2

Building off of last devlog, I have added the top bar to the website. For now I have also decided to remove the flyouts and replace everything with a universal top bar.

Devlog 1

I’m starting work on my webOS AdagiOS (which comes from the italian word adagio, meaning something that is very calm and graceful).

Anyways I have begun to work on the login screen, which has a clock, login button, power menu, and battery menu. The clock and battery features are actually a little more difficult then they look due to how react handles asynchronous events and live updates, but I was able to get them to work fairly easily and simply.

Next up i’ll start work on the top bar and making interactive flyouts.