* The GUI loads in the browser with full state restoration in about 260ms in Chrome.
* Full peer to peer file system access
* Original WebSocket service support faster than the popular NPM packages (ws, socket.io)
* Peer-to-peer end-to-end test automation in the browser that is faster and easier than the big browser test automation applications (puppeteer, playwrite)
* I am currently working on a streaming command terminal for the browser for support for for things like vim and irssi. The current experimental terminal only supports basic command input/output
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I am working on a Node/browser OS in TypeScript to solve for decentralization/peer-to-peer relations if you want to check that out.
https://github.com/prettydiff/share-file-systems
Selling points:
* No frameworks and minimal dependencies
* The GUI loads in the browser with full state restoration in about 260ms in Chrome.
* Full peer to peer file system access
* Original WebSocket service support faster than the popular NPM packages (ws, socket.io)
* Peer-to-peer end-to-end test automation in the browser that is faster and easier than the big browser test automation applications (puppeteer, playwrite)
* I am currently working on a streaming command terminal for the browser for support for for things like vim and irssi. The current experimental terminal only supports basic command input/output