Add this weeks newsletter

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This weeks newsletter

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new file, page.mdx, which features a newsletter entry by Niall Maher. This entry discusses improved image loading techniques in React Native's new architecture, specifically highlighting the fetchpriority property. It includes HTML code examples for optimizing image loading, recommendations for using this property selectively, and additional curated articles and resources. The newsletter also contains a book recommendation and links to Codú's social media platforms.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/(app)/letters/better-image-loading-react-natives-new-architecture/page.mdx	Introduced a newsletter entry by Niall Maher on improved image loading techniques in React Native, including discussions on fetchpriority, examples, and curated resources.

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🐇 In the meadow, images bloom,
With fetchpriority, they make room.
React Native's charm, so bright and clear,
Loading swiftly, bringing cheer!
Curated reads, a book to share,
In our newsletter, joy is everywhere! 📚✨

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