DremJS

DremJS

What is DremJS?

DremJS is a multitasking (as of 0.1.2b) web OS featuring 3rd party support, an IDE (coming soon!), and much more (coming soon too).

DremJS is free and completely hosted on GitHub/a web server. No more building needed!
Just download the repository and upload it to your own web server.

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