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Update Documentation and Enhance Footer in CodeRabbit Project #162

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The pull request introduces several modifications to the documentation of CodeRabbit, primarily focusing on the README.md, why-coderabbit.md, docusaurus.config.ts, src/css/custom.css, and src/theme/Footer/index.js files. Key changes include the addition of a dynamic badge in the README, updates to feature descriptions, removal of the "Getting Started" section, and restructuring of the why-coderabbit.md for clarity. Additionally, the blog link has been corrected in both the Docusaurus configuration and CSS files, while a new CustomFooter component has been added to enhance the footer's content and navigation.

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README.md Added "CodeRabbit Reviews" badge, updated features description, removed "Getting Started" section, and modified configuration options.
docs/overview/why-coderabbit.md Restructured content for clarity, expanded sections on functionalities, benefits, and compliance; added new headings.
docusaurus.config.ts Updated blog link from https://blog.coderabbit.ai/blog to https://coderabbit.ai/blog.
src/css/custom.css Updated blog link in media queries; maintained overall styling and responsiveness.
src/theme/Footer/index.js Introduced CustomFooter component, updated blog link, added social media links, and enhanced footer layout.

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README.md (1)

29-29: Consider elaborating on language support

The change from "Support for multiple programming languages" to "Support for all programming languages" is quite broad. Consider listing the primary supported languages or linking to detailed language support documentation.

docs/overview/why-coderabbit.md (2)

9-9: Strengthen the opening paragraph

The opening paragraph effectively sets the context but could be more impactful.

- As developers, we understand the critical value of code reviews - they're the backbone of maintaining code quality and knowledge sharing across teams.
+ As developers, we recognize that code reviews are fundamental to maintaining code quality and fostering knowledge sharing across teams.

33-36: Consider adding examples for each point

The workflow steps are clear but could benefit from concrete examples.

Consider adding a brief example or screenshot for each step to better illustrate the workflow.

src/theme/Footer/index.js (2)

Line range hint 13-22: Add aria-labels for better accessibility

The footer sections could benefit from improved accessibility.

- <div className="items-stretch bg-black flex flex-col px-20 py-10 max-md:px-5">
+ <div className="items-stretch bg-black flex flex-col px-20 py-10 max-md:px-5" role="contentinfo" aria-label="Footer">

Also, consider adding aria-labels to the social media links for better screen reader support.


Line range hint 91-120: Optimize social media icons loading

The social media icons are loaded from an external CDN which could impact performance.

Consider:

  1. Hosting these icons locally with the rest of your assets
  2. Adding loading="lazy" attribute (already present, good!)
  3. Implementing proper error handling for failed image loads
src/css/custom.css (1)

84-86: Consider consolidating duplicate media queries

There are two identical media query blocks for hiding the blog link on mobile screens. Consider consolidating them to improve maintainability.

- @media screen and (max-width: 480px) {
-   a.navbar__item.navbar__link[href="https://coderabbit.ai/blog"] {
-     display: none;
-   }
- }
- 
- /* ... other styles ... */
- 
- @media screen and (max-width: 480px) {
-   a.navbar__item.navbar__link[href="https://coderabbit.ai/blog"] {
-     display: none;
-   }
- }

+ @media screen and (max-width: 480px) {
+   a.navbar__item.navbar__link[docid="docs"],
+   a.navbar__item.navbar__link[href="https://coderabbit.ai/blog"] {
+     display: none !important;
+   }
+ }

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README.md (1)

17-18: Verify the dynamic badge functionality

The dynamic badge is a great addition for transparency. However, let's ensure the API endpoint is reliable and properly configured.

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Let me verify the actual response content from the API endpoint to ensure it returns the expected JSON structure with the reviews count.


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46-46: Verify blog link consistency

The blog link has been updated. Let's verify this change is consistent across the codebase.

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The blog URL https://coderabbit.ai/blog is consistently used across all relevant files:

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183-183: Verify the new blog URL is accessible

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11-11: Consider stronger adjectives for better impact.

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21-21: Improve grammar in AI capabilities description.

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44-47: Consider adding links to detailed documentation.

The enterprise features would be more valuable with links to detailed documentation for each point, especially for topics like:

  • SOC 2 and GDPR compliance details
  • Self-hosted deployment guide
  • Access control documentation
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27-27: Add the missing screenshot for team knowledge feature.

The placeholder comment still needs to be replaced with the actual screenshot demonstrating the team knowledge learning feature.


53-53: Verify the documentation links and CTAs.

Please ensure all links are working correctly:

Also applies to: 58-58

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Links in documentation are valid and properly referenced

All documentation links mentioned in the call-to-action section are verified to exist:

  • /guides/review-instructionsdocs/guides/review-instructions.md
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9-11: Consider using stronger adjectives for better impact.

Consider revising "impactful and helpful" to more specific and compelling terms that highlight the concrete benefits.

-to make their work more impactful and helpful.
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21-21: Improve grammar in the AI description.

The phrase "with AI understanding" could be clearer.

-combines the specialized insights of over 20 analysis tools (ESLint, Semgrep, Checkov, and more) with AI understanding to provide
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13-17: LGTM! Clear explanation with supporting visual.

The authentication system example effectively demonstrates CodeRabbit's analytical capabilities, and the screenshot is properly referenced with descriptive alt text.


23-34: LGTM! Clear explanation of learning capabilities.

The section effectively explains how CodeRabbit learns and applies team preferences, with a well-structured list of benefits and supporting visual.

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36-45: LGTM! Clear workflow explanation.

The section effectively outlines CodeRabbit's workflow integration and its benefits for human reviewers.


49-54: LGTM! Comprehensive enterprise features list.

The section effectively communicates important security, compliance, and deployment features for enterprise teams.


58-60: LGTM! Clear call to action with multiple engagement options.

The section effectively guides users to additional resources and provides clear next steps for engagement.

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9-11: Consider strengthening the impact statement

The phrase "more impactful and helpful" could be strengthened to better emphasize CodeRabbit's value proposition.

-to make their work more impactful and helpful.
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21-21: Improve grammar in AI reference

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-CodeRabbit combines the specialized insights of over 20 analysis tools (ESLint, Semgrep, Checkov, and more) with AI understanding to provide
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13-17: LGTM! Clear explanation with relevant example

The authentication system example effectively demonstrates CodeRabbit's analytical capabilities, and the image is properly referenced with descriptive alt text.


23-34: LGTM! Clear explanation of learning capabilities

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21-21: Consider improving grammar in the sentence.

Consider revising "with AI understanding" to "with AI's understanding" for better grammar.

-CodeRabbit combines the specialized insights of over 20 analysis tools (ESLint, Semgrep, Checkov, and more) with AI understanding to provide meaningful, actionable feedback.
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9-9: LGTM! Clear and effective introduction.

The introduction effectively establishes the context and value proposition of CodeRabbit.


11-17: LGTM! Well-structured explanation with supporting visuals.

The section effectively explains CodeRabbit's analysis capabilities with a concrete example using the authentication flow image.

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36-43: LGTM! Clear explanation of practical benefits.

The section effectively outlines the workflow impact with well-structured bullet points.


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