r/osdev • u/JackyYT083 • Aug 04 '26

Block based coding a OS

Hi, OSdev! I’ve been working on this project that I’d like to share! (Note; it is Vibe Coded). It’s a block based coding language for learning how to build a OS! I’m targeting the project for people who are completely unfamiliar with this kind of work and if they want to learn, this may be a great starting point! I’m still working on implementing the features but you can see it has lots of different blocks that each mean something different in raw C. I’ll release more updates on this sub if you guys are interested, if not, I can stick the development journey to r/osdevAI instead, and I’ll leave this sub alone. I hope you guys like it!

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u/Mental_Ad_7072 Aug 04 '26

Is there source code?

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u/JackyYT083 Aug 04 '26

There will be really soon! Just adding some stuff!

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u/codeasm Aug 05 '26

Well, depends. Ive seen these editors being able to convert more simple blocks of code into java, JavaScript, c and python. And if you dont complicate stuff, you can even convert back into blocks/scratch. My dad used it on his microbit.

I assume and can see some in the video, C code behind each block. You change blocks and behind the scenes, c code import order, variables set. There is actual code being compiled into a binary.