Show HN: Javascript operating system

Found some screenshots on the creators twitter stream (https://twitter.com/#!/charliesome).

http://i.imgur.com/oiRZo.png

http://i.imgur.com/ISlpA.png

Very impressive, even more so considering he is (apparently) 17.

Interesting hobby project. Since there's no readme, a brief summary:

* Implements a minimal bootstrap environment (very small kernel and tiny libc implementation) which hands over control to Javascript

* JS code is precompiled to bytecode using TwoStroke, a JS compiler written by the same author

* Drivers are written in JS too

* No graphics support, it's text based

Given the wide variety of Javascript add-ons and modules, A brief explanation of what the product does and what it might be used for placed in the read me document would have been nice.

When I saw this on HN I directly voted up the post. When I saw the Github repository without any readme or info I regretted.

How would one go about learning how to do something like this? Books, websites, blog posts?

I thought it was going to be http://bellard.org/jslinux/ , but I am excited to see being written with js in mind the wonderful.

How does this compare with WebOS?

How much of this is working? Is there a "Status" document? Thanks!

Screenshots at the least?