web-desktop-environment VS react-server

I think you misunderstand the OP. They want an OS inside the browser, like a cloud desktop: https://github.com/shmuelhizmi/web-desktop-environment. It was a thing a few years back. LG WebOS is a native OS which has nothing to do with that except for sharing a name.

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GitHub Repo: https://github.com/state-less/react-server

Hey r/learnprogramming! I'm excited to share a new open-source project I've been working on called React Server. It's a tool that allows you to write your server-side code/backend as TSX components and consume them on the frontend using GraphQL. The main goal of React Server is to provide a unified interface in the form of React components, making it easier to create a component-driven, modular architecture on the backend. This bridges the gap between server and client, making reactive and real-time server authoritative applications much more straightforward to build. Some key features of React Server include: Writing server-side code as TSX components Consuming backend components on the frontend via GraphQL A unified interface for a component-driven architecture Simplified reactive and real-time server authoritative app development The project is still in its early stages (pre-alpha), and we're actively seeking feedback, ideas, and contributors. We'd love for you to check it out and let us know what you think. Any input, questions, or suggestions are more than welcome! You can find the GitHub repository here: React Server GitHub Repo And the documentation can be found here: React Server Docs Thanks for taking the time to check out React Server, and I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts and ideas. Happy coding!