Blog & UI #97
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WalkthroughThis pull request updates the visual styling and formatting across several files. In particular, several components have modified CSS class names to adjust heading font weights and tracking, shifting from semi-bold or bold to bolder variants. The MDX blog page has revised section header formatting, corrected textual contractions, and updated an iframe’s height and source URL. Additionally, several dependencies in the Changes
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src/app/blog/enhancing-web-experiences-with-the-view-transitions-api/page.mdx
[typographical] ~168-~168: Consider adding a comma after ‘Fortunately’ for more clarity.
Context: ... ## View Transitions API with Next.js Fortunately there's a npm package that integrates w...
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[uncategorized] ~169-~169: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...s with Next.js directly and makes using View Transitions API very easy. Here's the s...
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[style] ~169-~169: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
Context: ...ly and makes using View Transitions API very easy. Here's the steps to getting it integra...
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[grammar] ~169-~169: Did you mean “Here are the steps”?
Context: ...s using View Transitions API very easy. Here's the steps to getting it integrated into your exis...
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[uncategorized] ~205-~205: You might be missing the article “a” here.
Context: ...een the pages you should be able to see smooth transition. You can take look at there ...
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mdx-components.tsx (1)
36-37: LGTM: Enhanced heading typography.The updated font weights for headings create better visual hierarchy - changing from semi-bold to bold for general headings and from bold to extra-bold for h1. This enhancement improves readability and visual differentiation between heading levels.
src/app/blog/enhancing-web-experiences-with-the-view-transitions-api/page.mdx (1)
153-157: LGTM: Improved iframe presentation.The increased iframe height (300→500) provides better visibility for the embedded content. Setting the default tab to "result" improves UX by showing the output immediately rather than requiring users to switch tabs.
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| And that’s it, now as you navigate between the pages you should be able to see smooth transition. You can take look at there example [here](https://nirnejak.com/) | |||
| And that's it, now as you navigate between the pages you should be able to see smooth transition. You can take look at there example [here](https://nirnejak.com/) | |||
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Correct grammar mistake.
There's a missing article and a pronoun mistake in this sentence.
-And that's it, now as you navigate between the pages you should be able to see smooth transition. You can take look at there example [here](https://nirnejak.com/)
+And that's it, now as you navigate between the pages you should be able to see smooth transition. You can take a look at their example [here](https://nirnejak.com/)📝 Committable suggestion
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| And that's it, now as you navigate between the pages you should be able to see smooth transition. You can take look at there example [here](https://nirnejak.com/) | |
| And that's it, now as you navigate between the pages you should be able to see smooth transition. You can take a look at their example [here](https://nirnejak.com/) |
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| Fortunately there’s a npm package that integrates with Next.js directly and makes using View Transitions API very easy. Here’s the steps to getting it integrated into your existing Next.js App. | ||
| Fortunately there's a npm package that integrates with Next.js directly and makes using View Transitions API very easy. Here's the steps to getting it integrated into your existing Next.js App. |
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Fix grammar issues in the introduction paragraph.
There are several grammatical issues in this sentence that should be corrected.
-Fortunately there's a npm package that integrates with Next.js directly and makes using View Transitions API very easy. Here's the steps to getting it integrated into your existing Next.js App.
+Fortunately, there's an npm package that integrates with Next.js directly and makes using the View Transitions API easy. Here are the steps to getting it integrated into your existing Next.js App.📝 Committable suggestion
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| Fortunately there's a npm package that integrates with Next.js directly and makes using View Transitions API very easy. Here's the steps to getting it integrated into your existing Next.js App. | |
| Fortunately, there's an npm package that integrates with Next.js directly and makes using the View Transitions API easy. Here are the steps to getting it integrated into your existing Next.js App. |
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[uncategorized] ~169-~169: You might be missing the article “the” here.
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[style] ~169-~169: As an alternative to the over-used intensifier ‘very’, consider replacing this phrase.
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src/components/Hero.tsx (1)
12-12: CSS optimization: Redundantsize-fullclass removed.The removal of the
size-fullclass is appropriate since theabsolutepositioning combined withinset-0already achieves the same effect - stretching the element to fill its container. This change helps reduce redundancy in the styling.
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src/app/sitemap.ts (2)
15-22: Consider adding error handling for database operations.The database query looks well-implemented with good fallback handling for the
lastModifiedfield, but there's no error handling if the database query fails.- // Fetch all tools directly from the database - const tools = await prisma.tool.findMany() - const toolPages = tools.map((tool) => ({ + // Fetch all tools directly from the database + let toolPages = [] + try { + const tools = await prisma.tool.findMany() + toolPages = tools.map((tool) => ({ + url: `${baseUrl}/tools/${tool.name}/`, + lastModified: tool.updatedAt || tool.lastUpdated || new Date(), + changeFrequency: "weekly" as const, + priority: 0.8, + })) + } catch (error) { + console.error("Failed to fetch tools for sitemap:", error) + }
24-55: Consider reusing the date for static routes.Creating
new Date()for each static route means the lastModified date will be different each time the sitemap is generated. Consider using a single date instance for static routes if they're typically updated together.+ const currentDate = new Date() const staticRoutes = [ { url: baseUrl, - lastModified: new Date(), + lastModified: currentDate, changeFrequency: "daily" as const, priority: 1, }, { url: `${baseUrl}/tools/`, - lastModified: new Date(), + lastModified: currentDate, changeFrequency: "weekly" as const, priority: 0.8, }, // ... remaining routes with the same change
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src/app/sitemap.ts (4)
1-6: Import structure looks good.The imports are well-organized, importing the necessary dependencies from Next.js, the blog data, base URL, and Prisma client for database access.
7-13: Blog sitemap entries implementation is solid.The function correctly maps blog posts to sitemap entries with appropriate URL formatting, lastModified dates from publish dates, and reasonable priority values. The use of
as constfor change frequency is a good TypeScript practice to ensure type safety.
57-58: Efficient return statement combining all routes.The spread operator efficiently combines all route arrays into a single sitemap array. This is a clean and concise approach.
19-19:✅ Verification successful
Verify the fallback logic for lastModified.
The fallback chain is a good approach, but ensure that both
updatedAtandlastUpdatedfields exist in your database schema. If one is deprecated, consider simplifying.
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Verified: The fallback logic for lastModified is valid.
After checking the Prisma schema for the Tool model, both
updatedAtandlastUpdatedare present and correctly defined. The fallback chain (tool.updatedAt || tool.lastUpdated || new Date()) is therefore appropriate, and no changes are required.
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