I am Rik den Breejen, a Software engineer from the Netherlands. My specialization is predominantly in web-development, ranging from front- to back-end. Currently I attend Fontys University of Applied Sciences, majoring in Software engineering.

My love for coding drives me to spend a lot of my free time programming on personal projects. I often find myself experimenting with and geeking out over new technologies.

Setup terminals on your own terms.

Termz is a tool that automatally sets up terminal sessions. It already does so much! It opens your tabs, runs your scripts, sets the working directory. Best of all it is cross-platform. Currently Windows terminal and VSCode (and derivatives) are supported, with plans to expand other terminal applications like konsole, but also multiplexers like tmux.

Documentation will be worked on soon.

A blend of useful higher order components (hocs) and hooks. Sounds odd, right? Who even uses higher order components! Regardless, it's a neat project that would help developers make applications faster in the future!