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Add Projects in community page #233

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@k3ii k3ii commented Sep 24, 2024

@mahima98 @houzyk @danshilm
I've added your projects to be featured on the community page.
If you find it inappropriate or dislike it, let me know, I will kindly remove them.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced eight new projects to the platform, including tools for public processes, power outages, gaming, and navigation.
  • Style
    • Enhanced the layout of project items with increased spacing and larger project icons for better visibility.

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The changes introduce several new project entries to the projects array in the packages/frontendmu-data/data/projects.ts file, expanding the dataset with diverse projects related to gaming, community resources, and data. Additionally, the ProjectsSection.vue file has been updated to enhance the layout and styling of project items, including increased spacing and larger project icons, improving their visual presentation.

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File Path Change Summary
packages/frontendmu-data/data/projects.ts Added multiple new project entries with details such as title, icon, URL, author, categories, and description.
packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/community/ProjectsSection.vue Modified layout and styling of project items, increasing spacing and icon size without altering functionality.

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🐇 In the garden of code, new projects bloom,
With dodos that dodge and data to zoom.
From mudocs to holidays, a colorful spread,
Each entry a story, each line carefully read.
Hopping with joy, we celebrate this spree,
A tapestry of projects, as bright as can be! 🌼


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Am good🎉

@k3ii k3ii force-pushed the new_projects branch 3 times, most recently from 0712f14 to d180dd9 Compare September 24, 2024 17:00
@MrSunshyne MrSunshyne marked this pull request as ready for review September 24, 2024 17:07
@MrSunshyne MrSunshyne self-requested a review September 24, 2024 17:07
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Actionable comments posted: 2

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packages/frontendmu-data/data/projects.ts (5)

59-66: LGTM! Consider refining categories.

The project entry for "mudocs" is well-structured and informative. However, consider making the categories more specific to improve searchability.

You might want to replace "Document" and "Generators" with more specific terms like "documentation" or "form-generation" if applicable. Also, consider capitalizing "Mauritius" for consistency with other entries.


67-74: LGTM! Consider adding more specific categories.

The project entry for "kouran" is well-structured and informative. The icon choice is particularly apt for the project's purpose.

Consider adding more specific categories such as "utilities" or "power-management" to better describe the project's focus.


91-98: LGTM! Consider expanding categories and description.

The project entry for "The Philosophical Code" is well-structured, and the icon choice is creative and fitting.

Consider the following suggestions:

  1. Expand the categories to include relevant programming concepts, e.g., ['philosophy', 'programming-concepts', 'code-analysis'].
  2. Provide a slightly more detailed description to give users a better idea of what to expect from the project.

107-114: LGTM! Consider aligning title, categories, and description.

The project entry for "Animal breeds search" is well-structured, but there's a slight mismatch between the title and the description.

Consider the following suggestions:

  1. Align the title with the description: If the project only covers dogs, consider changing the title to "Dog breeds search".
  2. If the project covers multiple animals, update the description to reflect this.
  3. Add more specific categories like 'image-search' or 'dog-breeds' to better describe the project's focus.

115-121: LGTM! Consider enhancing the description.

The project entry for "ambiance" is well-structured, and the icon choice is appropriate for the project's focus.

Consider expanding the description to provide more details about the app's features. For example, you could mention the types of environments it can mimic or how users can customize their experience.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 5f1027a and 8896735.

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  • packages/frontendmu-data/data/projects.ts (1 hunks)
  • packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/community/ProjectsSection.vue (1 hunks)
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packages/frontendmu-nuxt/components/community/ProjectsSection.vue (3)

32-32: Improved spacing between flex items

The increase in gap from 2 to 4 enhances the visual separation of items, improving the overall layout and readability of the project list.


32-34: Summary of visual enhancements to the ProjectsSection component

The changes made to this component focus on improving the visual presentation of the projects list:

  1. Increased spacing between flex items (gap-4 instead of gap-2)
  2. Enlarged project icons (w-12 h-12 instead of w-8 h-8)

These modifications enhance the overall readability and visual appeal of the component without altering its core functionality. The changes align with the PR objectives of featuring projects on the community page more prominently.

To ensure the best user experience across all devices, consider the following:

  1. Test the component on various screen sizes to verify that the larger icons and increased spacing don't cause layout issues on smaller devices.
  2. If not already implemented, consider adding responsive design classes to adjust the layout for different screen sizes.
  3. Gather feedback from team members (@mahima98, @houzyk, and @danshilm) to ensure the visual changes meet their expectations.

34-34: Enlarged project icons for better visibility

The increase in icon size from 8x8 to 12x12 improves the visibility and prominence of project icons, enhancing the overall visual appeal of the component.

Please verify that this change doesn't negatively impact the layout on smaller screen sizes. Run the following script to check for any responsive design issues:

packages/frontendmu-data/data/projects.ts (2)

99-106: Excellent entry!

The project entry for "MoBouzer" is well-structured, informative, and provides a clear understanding of the app's purpose and features. The icon choice is perfect, and the categories are relevant and specific.


58-121: Overall, great additions to the projects list!

The new project entries significantly enhance the diversity of the community page. They follow the required structure and provide relevant information. Minor suggestions have been made for individual entries to improve consistency and clarity.

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