Windows 11

Develop Windows 11 Inspired Applications with a Powerful Next.js Boilerplate

This project provides a robust starting point for developers aiming to create applications with a Windows 11 aesthetic. Built using React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS, it offers a modern development experience. It's designed as a scaffolding to quickly bootstrap your projects, incorporating smooth animations and draggable window functionalities, allowing you to focus on building unique features upon a sleek, pre-styled foundation.

Features:

• Windows 11 Inspired UI: Delivers a user interface and experience reminiscent of Windows 11.
• React & Next.js Foundation: Built with modern JavaScript libraries for robust and performant applications.
• Tailwind CSS Styling: Utilizes Tailwind CSS for utility-first styling and rapid UI development.
• Shadcn UI Integration: Incorporates Shadcn UI for beautifully designed and accessible components.
• Framer Motion Animations: Implements Framer Motion for smooth and engaging user interface animations.
• Draggable Windows: Features draggable window components for a desktop-like experience.
• Modern Design System: Provides a cohesive and modern design system for consistent UIs.
• NextAuth.js Integration: Includes NextAuth.js for streamlined authentication setup and sign-in options.
• Prisma ORM Support: Offers Prisma integration for database access and management.
• Drizzle ORM Support: Provides Drizzle ORM as an alternative for database interactions.
• tRPC Integration: Enables end-to-end typesafe APIs with tRPC.
• Create Own App Scaffolding: Bootstrapped with 'create-own-app' for a quick project setup.

Summary:

This starter kit empowers developers to rapidly build applications mimicking the Windows 11 interface. Leveraging React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and various modern tools like NextAuth, Prisma/Drizzle, and tRPC, it provides a comprehensive boilerplate. It's ideal for projects requiring a sleek, animated, and interactive desktop-like experience, allowing developers to focus on custom features rather than initial setup and styling.