310build123

310build123 is a software development project that focuses on creating a custom operating system (OS) for educational purposes. The project was initiated by a group of computer science students and enthusiasts who aimed to gain hands-on experience in OS development. The name "310build123" is derived from the course number (CS 310) at the university where the project began, and the build number (123) representing the initial version of the OS.

The project's primary goal is to provide a learning platform for students to understand the fundamentals of operating systems, including process management, memory management, file systems, and device drivers. To achieve this, the developers have chosen to write the OS from scratch, using low-level programming languages such as C and assembly language.

The development process involves collaborative efforts, with team members contributing to different aspects of the OS. The project is open-source, allowing other developers to contribute, learn, and build upon the existing codebase. The project's documentation is comprehensive, covering topics such as system architecture, coding standards, and development workflows.

As of the latest update, 310build123 has successfully implemented basic functionalities, including a bootloader, kernel, and a simple command-line interface. The project is still in its early stages, and the development team continues to work on expanding the OS's capabilities and improving its performance. The project's website and repository provide up-to-date information, source code, and resources for those interested in contributing or learning from the project.