It's still very immature and not ready for production use.
That said, you can do a heck of a lot in 3 years if you put in consistent time and effort towards something. :)
That said, you can do a heck of a lot in 3 years if you put in consistent time and effort towards something. :)
Write code top-down <https://www.teamten.com/lawrence/programming/write-code-top-...>:
> With bottom-up design you start with the components [...] Designing a component is a small tractable task that can be finished and called _done_. You’re creating a perfect, beautiful, reusable jewel. All engineers really want to _do_ is write components. [...] At every level there's pressure to do bottom-up programming. Avoid it. Instead, start at the top, with `main()` or its equivalent, and write it as if you had all the parts already written. Get that to look right. Stub out or hard-code the parts until you can get it to compile and run. Then slowly move your way down, keeping everything as brutally simple as you can. Don’t write a line of code that isn’t solving a problem you have _right now_.
There's a bit of history about early development here: https://serenityos.org/happy/1st/
Also, one of my earliest videos was showcasing some pre-YouTube builds of SerenityOS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rveS_vwp0y8
I didn't know about computron until you mentioned it in the video, so I have to ask, would serenity run under computtron? If so, could a serenity port of computron run serenity in serenity?