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  • Add comprehensive developer documentation portal
  • Implement sidebar navigation with 6 main sections:
    • Quick Start guide with installation steps
    • Smart Contracts specs with Solidity examples
    • API Reference with Web3/Wagmi integration
    • Integration Guide for DApp developers
    • SDK & Tools documentation
    • Contributing guidelines
  • Include code snippets for TypeScript, Solidity, and JavaScript
  • Add Resources section with external links
  • Add Developers link in header navigation
  • Enable scrolling for documentation content
  • Support dark mode throughout
  • Use Framer Motion for smooth transitions
  • Fully responsive design

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  • New Features
    • Added "Developers" navigation menu item to the header for quick access
    • Introduced new Developer Portal page featuring organized documentation sections with sidebar navigation and external resources links
    • Enhanced scrolling behavior for improved content accessibility

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- Add comprehensive developer documentation portal
- Implement sidebar navigation with 6 main sections:
  * Quick Start guide with installation steps
  * Smart Contracts specs with Solidity examples
  * API Reference with Web3/Wagmi integration
  * Integration Guide for DApp developers
  * SDK & Tools documentation
  * Contributing guidelines
- Include code snippets for TypeScript, Solidity, and JavaScript
- Add Resources section with external links
- Add Developers link in header navigation
- Enable scrolling for documentation content
- Support dark mode throughout
- Use Framer Motion for smooth transitions
- Fully responsive design
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A new Developers portal page is introduced at /developers with dedicated navigation access. The Header component adds a "Developers" menu item, and a new developers page implements a multi-section documentation portal with sidebar navigation, content rendering, resource links, and framer-motion animations.

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Navigation Enhancement
client/app/components/Header/Header.tsx
Added CodeBracketIcon import from heroicons and introduced a new "Developers" menu item (href: "/developers") to the navigation array, extending both desktop and mobile navigation.
Developer Portal Page
client/app/developers/page.tsx
New client-side Next.js page implementing a Developer Portal with sidebar navigation sections (defined by docSections), active section state management, markdown-style content rendering, and a Resources & Links grid with external resource links. Includes framer-motion animations and responsive UI components.
Global CSS Adjustment
client/app/globals.css
Changed body overflow behavior from overflow: hidden to overflow-y: auto, enabling vertical scrolling.

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  • Developer page component logic: Verify the content string parsing correctly handles markdown-like syntax (headers, lists, paragraphs) and properly filters code fences
  • State management and animations: Confirm useState for active section updates state correctly and framer-motion animations apply as intended
  • Responsive grid layout: Test the Resources & Links grid responsiveness across viewports
  • Icon imports and usage: Ensure CodeBracketIcon integrates properly in the Header and all other icons used in the developers page are correctly imported

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🐰 A new portal blooms, developers shall find,

With sidebar sections and resources aligned,

CodeBracket icons guide the way,

Through animated prose, with links at play,

Scroll flows freely, the journey's divine! ✨

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (3)
client/app/components/Header/Header.tsx (1)

7-23: Nav item looks good; consider active matching for future nested docs routes.
If /developers/* routes are expected later, pathname === item.href won’t highlight “Developers” on subpaths—pathname.startsWith("/developers") (or a small helper) would.

client/app/developers/page.tsx (2)

15-20: Avoid icon: any—type the HeroIcon component.
any defeats TS safety and makes later refactors riskier.

 interface DocSection {
   id: string;
   title: string;
-  icon: any;
+  icon: React.ComponentType<React.SVGProps<SVGSVGElement>>;
   content: string;
 }

479-491: Sidebar buttons: add type="button" to be safe.
Prevents accidental form submission if this component ever ends up inside a <form>.

-                  <button
+                  <button
+                    type="button"
                     key={section.id}
                     onClick={() => setActiveSection(section.id)}
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client/app/globals.css (1)

5-9: Global overflow-y: auto may regress scroll-lock patterns (modals/drawers).
Since this is app-wide, please sanity-check overlays (e.g., sidebars/modals) to ensure background scroll isn’t re-enabled or creating “double scroll” with fixed headers.

…L validity

- Change icon type from 'any' to proper React component type
- Add type='button' to sidebar buttons to prevent form submission
- Fix content rendering to properly handle code fences and list elements
- Wrap consecutive list items in ul tags for valid HTML
- Skip rendering code fence markers while preserving content
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