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Hi there!
❌ As noted in our README, js.org is focusing on granting subdomain requests to projects with a clear relation to the JavaScript ecosystem and community.
Projects such as personal pages, blogs, and Discord bot pages will no longer be accepted. Projects such as NPM packages, libraries, tools that have a clear direct relation to JavaScript, will be accepted when requesting a JS.ORG subdomain.
Need a subdomain for a project that doesn't fall within the criteria for JS.ORG? Take a look at https://github.com/js-org/js.org/wiki/Similar-Services
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The site is a Tomasulo algorithm simulator built with Next.js and TypeScript, allowing users to visualize and interact with out-of-order CPU instruction execution. It displays registers, reservation stations, and reorder buffers in real-time, with step-by-step execution. The project demonstrates how modern JavaScript frameworks can be used to create interactive, educational tools, showcasing practical React/TypeScript development for the JS community.