August 3rd, 2024

I made Windows 11 clone with React.js

Windows Clone is a React.js simulation of the Windows OS featuring applications like a web browser, calculator, and music player. Installation instructions and contribution guidelines are provided on GitHub.

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I made Windows 11 clone with React.js

Windows Clone is an interactive simulation of the Windows operating system developed using React.js. The project features various applications, including a simulated web browser, a basic calculator, a virtual coding environment (VS Code), an emoji-based Tic-Tac-Toe game, and a simulated music player interface resembling Spotify. The developer provides installation instructions, which involve cloning the repository, navigating to the project directory, installing dependencies, and starting the development server to access the app at http://localhost:3000. Users can log in by entering any input on the login page and interact with the app by clicking desktop icons and using the taskbar to switch between applications. The repository includes screenshots of the app's interface, showcasing its various features. Contributions to the project are encouraged, allowing others to fork the repository, make modifications, and submit pull requests. The developer, who identifies as a beginner in React.js and web development, is open to feedback and can be contacted via email for questions or suggestions. The project is available for further exploration on GitHub.

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By @semolino - 6 months
Very nice; you should submit it to this collection of web desktops: https://github.com/syxanash/awesome-web-desktops
By @ckluis - 6 months
I almost can't believe someone hasn't created a "WebOS" that can run browsers & apps like this for a security/company management solution.

Login into the browser and your authentication is passed into everything automatically. Everything you need is pre-installed/set-up.

Login on another computer and see everything in the exact state you left it.