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refactor(sections, lint): Changing the sections to remove duplicate code and include all content in the page.tsx #7

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@theo2021 theo2021 commented Dec 7, 2024

Thanks for all the codebase it rocks 🎸.

Here I changed the sections to separate code/formating from content. Let me know your thoughts @andraghetti I can make a different structure if it is to your liking.

Also I added prettier to have a more readable code.

Since there is also linting, check this commit for the file changes related to the structure.

Theodoros Panagiotakopoulos added 2 commits December 7, 2024 21:07
… the page.tsx contains all the content

I added those changes with the reasoning that most of the code is seperated from the context and remove repetitive code
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Great job! For the sections, it's definitely much better code, but I suppose we shouldn't keep that style and probably render them differently. I have no ideas, but I have a friend that is a great designer. He said he could help me with that.

Merge whenever you want. Let me know if I should fix the conflicts and merge instead

@theo2021 theo2021 merged commit 3d4fc3a into main Dec 8, 2024
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