Reverse event order in HackathonEvents component

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated the display order for hackathon events so that recent events are now shown first for an improved viewing experience.

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E-2738 Reorder events to start with the soonest first

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Walkthrough

This update modifies the HackathonEvents component so that the events are now displayed in reverse order. Instead of mapping over the original data.events array, the code creates a copy, reverses it, and then iterates over the reversed list for rendering. No other logic or control flow has been altered.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/(saas)/osw/[hackathonSlug]/.../hackathon-events.tsx	Changed mapping logic from data.events.map(...) to [...data.events].reverse().map(...) to reverse event display order.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant HE as HackathonEvents Component
    participant Data as Events Data
    participant UI as UI Renderer

    HE->>Data: Fetch events (original order)
    Data-->>HE: Return events
    HE->>HE: Reverse events order ([...data.events].reverse())
    HE->>UI: Render events (reversed order)

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Reversing events, a whimsical mode.
Like carrots flipped in a playful spree,
Each event dances backward joyfully.
With every line reversed, I cheer along,
Celebrating a change that's crisp and strong!

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

app/(saas)/osw/[hackathonSlug]/_features/hackathon-events/hackathon-events.tsx (1)

82-82: LGTM! The implementation safely reverses the event order.

The spread operator ensures we don't mutate the original array. For very large lists, consider these alternatives:

• Use the newer toReversed() method (requires checking browser support)
• Reverse the order during data fetching
• Use CSS flex-direction: column-reverse for display-only reversal

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