feat(sponsors): add Grupo Castilla to sponsors data #717
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Summary of Changes
Gemini or gemini-code-assist here. This pull request, authored by anyulled, implements a new feature by adding "Grupo Castilla" to the list of sponsors displayed on the site. The primary change involves updating the SponsorsData.ts file to include the necessary data for this new sponsor, specifically placing them within the platinum tier.
Highlights
- Add New Sponsor: Adds the sponsor "Grupo Castilla" to the application's data source for sponsors.
- Data Update: Modifies the
SponsorsData.tsfile to include the name, image path, and website URL for the new sponsor.
Changelog
- src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/SponsorsData.ts
- Added a new entry for "Grupo Castilla" to the
platinumarray within thesponsorsobject. - Included the sponsor's name, image path (
images/sponsors/grupo-castilla.png), and website URL (https://www.grupocastilla.es/servicios-rrhh/consultoria-tecnologica/).
- Added a new entry for "Grupo Castilla" to the
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Added to the data list,
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Code Review
Thanks for adding Grupo Castilla to the sponsors list! The change is straightforward and adds the necessary data.
I have one suggestion regarding the order of properties for the new sponsor entry to enhance consistency within the file. Please see the detailed comment.
Summary of Findings
- Property Order Consistency: The new sponsor entry in
src/views/Home/components/Sponsors/SponsorsData.tshas itsimageandwebsiteproperties in an order that is inconsistent with theSponsorinterface definition in the same file and with the immediately preceding entry. Aligning this would improve maintainability.
Merge Readiness
This pull request is almost ready to merge. Addressing the minor suggestion regarding property order consistency would improve the overall code quality and maintainability. As a reviewer, I am not authorized to approve pull requests, but I recommend making this adjustment before merging. The core functionality of adding the sponsor data is correctly implemented.
| image: "images/sponsors/grupo-castilla.png", | ||
| website: | ||
| "https://www.grupocastilla.es/servicios-rrhh/consultoria-tecnologica/", |
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The order of image and website properties for the newly added 'Grupo Castilla' sponsor (name, image, website) differs from the order defined in the Sponsor interface (name, website, image) on lines 12-14 of this file. The preceding 'Seidor' entry (lines 54-56) also follows the interface order.
For better consistency and maintainability within this data structure, would it be clearer to align the property order with the Sponsor interface definition? This would make it easier for future contributors to understand and modify the data.
| image: "images/sponsors/grupo-castilla.png", | |
| website: | |
| "https://www.grupocastilla.es/servicios-rrhh/consultoria-tecnologica/", | |
| website: | |
| "https://www.grupocastilla.es/servicios-rrhh/consultoria-tecnologica/", | |
| image: "images/sponsors/grupo-castilla.png", |
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