feat: add nuxt nation slides

[danielroe]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new conference talk titled "Magically optimising your fonts," focusing on web font optimisation and its impact on Core Web Vitals.

• Updates

  • Updated the existing entry for "Magically optimising your fonts" at ViteConf to include a detailed description and additional tags related to performance and web vitals.

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The changes involve updates to the talks.json file, primarily adding a new conference entry titled "Magically optimising your fonts" and modifying an existing entry with the same title. The new entry details the challenges and solutions of web font optimisation, introduces two open-source tools, and is categorised under "magical-fonts" with relevant tags. The existing entry for the ViteConf event has been updated to reflect similar content and has been assigned additional tags, enhancing the focus on performance-related topics.

Changes

File	Change Summary
app/data/talks.json	Added new conference entry for "Magically optimising your fonts" with detailed description. Updated existing entry for the same talk at ViteConf to match new content and added tags.

Poem

In a world of fonts so bright,
We optimise with all our might.
New tools to help us on our way,
For web performance, hip-hip-hooray!
With magic in our code, we’ll soar,
Making web pages loved even more! 🐇✨

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

app/data/talks.json (1)

950-964: Consider standardising the tag order.

While the entry is well-structured, consider maintaining a consistent tag order between related talks. The ViteConf entry uses: ["web vitals", "fonts", "vue", "nuxt", "performance"], while this entry uses: ["vue", "nuxt", "performance", "fonts", "web vitals"].

    "tags": [
-      "vue",
-      "nuxt",
-      "performance",
-      "fonts",
-      "web vitals"
+      "web vitals",
+      "fonts",
+      "vue",
+      "nuxt",
+      "performance"
    ]

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app/data/talks.json (1)

910-921: LGTM! The ViteConf talk entry is well-structured.

The entry contains all necessary fields and the tags appropriately reflect the talk's content about font optimisation and performance.