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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a new markdown file, page.mdx, located in the app/(app)/letters/murder-mystery-for-developers/ directory. This file contains a newsletter-style article by Niall Maher that discusses career development for developers, particularly during performance review season. It includes sections on recommended articles, a featured book, and an interactive SQL game, providing a mix of educational and entertaining content for developers.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
app/(app)/letters/murder-mystery-for-developers/page.mdx	Added a new markdown file containing a newsletter-style article focused on career development for developers.

Possibly related PRs

• May 28 Newsletter #933: Introduces a newsletter-style markdown file by Niall Maher, similar in focus on developer content.
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• Add this weeks newsletter #944: Features a newsletter-style article by Niall Maher, maintaining a focus on developer-related content.
• Add this weeks newsletter #994: Contains a newsletter-style markdown file by Niall Maher, emphasizing resources for developers.
• Add this weeks newsletter #1093: Introduces another newsletter-style markdown file by Niall Maher, aligning with the theme of developer resources.
• Add this weeks newsletter #1127: Adds a newsletter-style update by Niall Maher, similar in structure and purpose to the main PR.
• Add this weeks newsletter #1166: Includes a newsletter-style article by Niall Maher, focusing on developer productivity.
• Add this weeks newsletter #1211: Introduces a newsletter entry by Niall Maher, maintaining the same format and focus on developer resources.
• This weeks newsletter #1215: Adds a newsletter-style markdown file by Niall Maher, continuing to provide valuable content for developers.
• This weeks newsletter #1218: Features a newsletter-style article by Niall Maher, aimed at developers and focusing on career development.

Poem

In the land of code where rabbits play,
A new tale unfolds in a bright, bold way.
With tips for reviews and SQL fun,
Developers rejoice, the learning's begun!
So hop along, and take a peek,
For growth and knowledge, it's what we seek! 🐇✨

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