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Currently we have two different pages. One for dashboard and one for user.

I think these pages will both show the base user information that's public and the "dashboard" side of things is just for when the user is logged in and should see extra private stuff on that page.

If the user is signed in already and goes to the landing page, don't show the sign up and sign in buttons.

When the user logs in or signs up, they should see some sort of loading indicator to know something is happening

When the user is authenticated and goes to the landing page, reroute them to the dashboard page.

Probably all the routes for now.

Describe the bug
When creating a post and adding newlines to the post content, the newlines aren't preserved in the database.

Currently the sign out button is on the dashboard page. Move this to be in the navbar so that it's globally accessible.

It just has the title and image right now. Add at least the following

• Project purpose and background
• quick nav
• Contributing section
• How to request a feature section - See #3

The owner of a post can delete the post. There should be a confirmation popup before deleting

Test that an unauthenticated user cannot edit a post. See 4f11969

The user should be able to add tags to a post.

Apparently, Next.js changed the font module or something.

This is the build warning I get

warn  - Your project has `@next/font` installed as a dependency, please use the built-in `next/font` instead. The `@next/font` package will be removed in Next.js 14. You can migrate by running `npx @next/codemod built-in-next-font .`. Read more: https://nextjs.org/docs/messages/built-in-next-font

The user should be able to edit existing posts that belong to them.

• don't allow user who isn't the owner of the post to access the edit page for that post
• disable user input while updating
• show loading indicator while updating

When the auth route has the redirectedFrom params like /auth?redirectedFrom=%2Fposts%2Fnew, route to the specified route when the user successfully authenticates.

Sign up route.

Implement some sort of navigation mechanism for the site. I think a slide out drawer would be good.