migrating old blog to nextjs

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The recent updates across various files in the apps/homepage2 directory focus on enhancing user experience and web functionality. Key changes include improvements in blog handling, introduction of React components, better SEO with Head components, and updates to linting configurations. These modifications aim to streamline content delivery, improve page metadata management, and ensure cleaner code standards through updated linting rules.

Changes

File(s)	Summary of Changes
apps/.../posts.js, apps/.../blog.js, apps/.../blog/[slug].js	Enhanced blog functionality with new React components, data fetching methods, and Disqus comments.
apps/.../getting-started.js, apps/.../index.js, apps/.../projects.js, apps/.../schema.js, apps/.../team.js, apps/.../themes.js	Added Head components for SEO improvements in various pages.
eslint.config.js, .eslintignore	Updated linting configurations and ignore settings to enhance code quality.
apps/.../next.config.js, apps/.../pages/_app.js, apps/.../pages/_document.js	Updated pathnames, added global scripts and meta tags, and refined document structure.
apps/.../public/js/main.js	Enhanced site interactivity with new JavaScript functionalities.

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[levino]

Hey there, did you check out astro? It has built in content collection with markdown files. No need to write any custom code. Also it is very fast, has a great dev experience and produces super performant pages. Might not be too late switch, I think it would be worth the trouble.

[thomasdavis]

The code migration is pretty much complete https://jsonresume-org-homepage2-ialjjarex-jsonresume.vercel.app/getting-started

Just a few tiny things left and then I will switch DNS tomorrow.

(and we can complete Jekyll finally aha)