TikRack
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Retrick, Tab but with retro design

#Use App
https://github.com/tikrack/retrick
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🚀 Check out my personal online terminal!

Type commands like about, ls, github, and see what happens! 🖥💻

Fun, interactive, and runs entirely in your browser. No setup needed!

👉 Try it here: https://tikrack.github.io/terminal/

💻 Source code: https://github.com/tikrack/terminal

#WebDev #JavaScript #FrontendFun #CodingPlayground #InteractiveTerminal
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🎬 Just finished watching Attack on Titan…

A story full of hatred, blood, hope, and sacrifice. Eren Yeager fought for freedom, even knowing he would risk his life. Love and friendship, in a world full of hate, always arrive late… but courage and hope never fade.

To honor this journey and capture its philosophy, I built a small project: Eren CLI
A web-based interactive terminal where you can run commands inspired by the series, read Eren’s quotes, explore Survey Corps missions, and experience a realistic terminal-like environment.

This project was both a programming exercise and a way to pay tribute to a story that inspired me.

💻 Try it online: https://tikrack.github.io/eren-cli/
📂 GitHub: https://github.com/tikrack/eren-cli

In a world full of hate, love always comes late… but courage and determination remain eternal.
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🚀 React 19.2 just got smarter: Meet the Activity Component

Keep your UI alive — even when it hides.

No more lost form inputs, disappearing scrolls, or paused animations. With React 19.2’s Activity Component:

Components retain their state even when hidden

Only visible parts render, improving performance for complex UIs

Interactions resume seamlessly when shown again

How it works:

The Activity Component leverages React’s suspense-resumable mechanism built on top of the Fiber architecture. This allows hidden components to persist their internal state, event listeners, and side effects without remounting.

State Persistence: Updates to state or context are retained even when the component is not in the DOM.

Read more: https://react.dev/reference/react/Activity
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