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Refactor metadata handling and component structure in `apps/homepage2` directory #128

Closed thomasdavis closed 2 months ago

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The updates across the homepage2 application primarily focus on refactoring metadata declarations into separate, exportable objects and removing redundant Head components for setting page titles and metadata. Additionally, these changes enhance the overall structure with a new layout function and extensive styling updates. The refactor streamlines the codebase, improves metadata handling, and updates component styling to adhere to React conventions.

Changes

File/Group Change Summary
apps/homepage2/app/ai/page.js Added a new metadata object for AI and JSON Resume-related information.
apps/homepage2/app/getting-started/page.js Moved metadata into a separate metadata constant and removed Head component.
apps/homepage2/app/job-description-schema/... Extracted metadata into a metadata object and removed Head component.
apps/homepage2/app/layout.js Introduced a new asynchronous Layout function defining the layout structure of the webpage.
apps/homepage2/app/page.js Converted Homepage component to async function Page, updated class to className.
apps/homepage2/app/projects/page.js Moved metadata into a metadata export object, removed Head component.
apps/homepage2/app/schema/page.js Exported a new metadata object with properties for title, description, image, and URL.
apps/homepage2/app/styles.css Introduced extensive styling rules for various elements, enhancing visual appeal and responsiveness.
apps/homepage2/app/team/page.js Moved metadata declaration into a separate export, removed Head component.
apps/homepage2/app/theme-development/page.js Refactored metadata declaration, replaced class with className, and removed <Head> component.
apps/homepage2/app/themes/page.js Consolidated metadata into an exported constant, removed <Head> component.
apps/homepage2/pages/_document.js Replaced <a> tags with <Link> components for navigation, updated class to className.
apps/homepage2/app/global.css Extensive styling updates to enhance visual appeal and user experience.
.prettierignore Added .turbo/* to the ignored list for Prettier formatting.

Poem

In lines of code where changes weave,
Metadata now, like leaves,
Flows in separate, cleaner streams,
Enhancing layout, styling dreams.
With classes named in React's way,
The homepage shines, anew, today.
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