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Hello @UmairJibran, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces a blogs section to the landing page, including individual blog post pages and a central blog listing page. It adds content for two blog posts related to resume design and tailoring, along with an author profile. The changes also include necessary dependencies for markdown processing and styling adjustments.
Highlights
- New Blogs Section: Implements a new section for blogs on the landing page, providing valuable career and resume-related content.
- Blog Post Pages: Adds individual pages for blog posts, allowing users to read full articles with author information and related content.
- Content Addition: Includes content for two new blog posts: 'Crafting a Focused Resume: Elevate Your Job Search Success' and 'Modern Resume Design: Trends & Best Practices'.
- Author Profile: Adds an author profile for Jordan Blake, a career development expert, to provide credibility and context to the blog content.
- Dependency Updates: Updates
package-lock.jsonto include dependencies likegray-matter,remark, andremark-htmlfor markdown processing. - Styling: Adds a markdown-styles.module.css file to style the blog posts.
Changelog
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- landing-page/_authors/jordan-blake.md
- Added author profile for Jordan Blake, including name, picture, and bio.
- landing-page/_blogs/crafting-a-focused-resume-elevate-your-job-search-success.md
- Created a new blog post about crafting a focused resume, including sections on key components, tailoring strategies, common pitfalls, and formatting best practices.
- landing-page/_blogs/modern-resume-design-trends.md
- Created a new blog post about modern resume design trends, covering the evolution of resume design, key layout trends, balancing creativity with functionality, and ATS compliance.
- landing-page/package-lock.json
- Updated dependencies to include
gray-matter,remark,remark-html, and related packages for markdown processing and HTML conversion.
- Updated dependencies to include
- landing-page/package.json
- Added dependencies
gray-matter,remark, andremark-html.
- Added dependencies
- landing-page/src/app/blogs/[slug]/page.tsx
- Implemented dynamic blog post pages using slugs to fetch and display individual blog content.
- Added metadata generation for blog posts, including title, description, and Open Graph images.
- Included author information, reading time calculation, and a link to view all posts.
- landing-page/src/app/blogs/page.tsx
- Created a central blog listing page to display all blog posts with featured post section.
- Implemented logic to fetch and display blog post data, including cover images, titles, excerpts, and author information.
- landing-page/src/components/Footer.tsx
- Added a link to the blog in the footer.
- landing-page/src/components/Navbar.tsx
- Removed the
fixedclass from the nav element.
- Removed the
- landing-page/src/lib/api.ts
- Implemented functions to fetch blog slugs, retrieve blog posts by slug, and retrieve all blog posts.
- Added logic to fetch author information and include it in the blog post data.
- landing-page/src/lib/markdownToHtml.ts
- Created a utility function to convert markdown content to HTML using
remarkandremark-html.
- Created a utility function to convert markdown content to HTML using
- landing-page/src/styles/markdown-styles.module.css
- Added CSS styles for markdown content to ensure consistent formatting and readability.
- landing-page/src/types/global.d.ts
- Added type definitions for
IAuthorandIBLoginterfaces to provide type safety for blog-related data.
- Added type definitions for
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Code Review
This pull request introduces blogs and a blog center to the landing page, which is a great addition for content marketing and SEO. The code is well-structured and uses Next.js features effectively. However, there are a few areas that could be improved for better maintainability and user experience.
Merge Readiness
The pull request is almost ready for merging. Addressing the comments related to the Navbar, date formatting, and potential API error handling would improve the overall quality. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. Given the medium severity comment, I recommend that the pull request not be merged until it is addressed.
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