Adding reference to blog post 1 in README

[SaurabhJamadagni]

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PR adds reference to blog post regarding GSoC documentation in Featured By section of the README.

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[wkyoshida]

🎉🙌

IIRC what you shared before, there'll be more posts, right?

Quick nit - but one way that the posts could be added too:

Suggested change

	- [Blog post 1](https://saurabhjamadagni.hashnode.dev/nested-uitableviews-apples-built-in-viewcontrollers) for documenting GSoC '23 with Scribe
	- [Blog post](https://saurabhjamadagni.hashnode.dev/nested-uitableviews-apples-built-in-viewcontrollers) on {THE WORK I DID THAT THE POST GOES OVER} for [GSoC '23]({URL TO MAYBE PHABRICATOR/GSOC WHERE THE SCRIBE GSOC INITIATIVE IS DOCUMENTED})

More so thinking that this might provide a more specific synopsis to help folks who come across the Featured by

[andrewtavis]

Ya I think that that would be more appealing for people to click on :) Also, the featured by section starts with the newest elements, so this should go above the Berlin Hack and Tell slides 🙃

[wkyoshida]

Ahh I didn't know that for sure, but intuitively that makes sense 👍

I don't think the specific day would be necessary, but could it make sense to prefix each listing with the month at least?

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If so, doesn't have to happen in this PR; can happen later. Just something I thought of.

[andrewtavis]

Ya I can do a commit with those later 🙃 Adding it to my tasks for this week :)

[SaurabhJamadagni]

Yeah that makes a lot of sense. I was skeptical about the content to add. Let me make the above changes. Here's a link to Mediawiki accepted projects page where Scribe is mentioned. Does this sound like a good link to redirect to or is there anything else I should link to?

[andrewtavis]

That link makes sense to me, @SaurabhJamadagni! :) :) Thank you! 🙌

[SaurabhJamadagni]

Pushed the changes right now. Thanks for the suggestion @wkyoshida 😄

[andrewtavis]

Final question on this: looking again, should the link be titled Scrbe development blog post instead of just Blog post? Just jumped out at me as maybe being a bit better :)

[SaurabhJamadagni]

How about 'Scribe iOS development blog post on Nested UITableViews & Apple's built-in ViewControllers in app menu for GSoC '23'?

[andrewtavis]

Yes that'd be solid 😊

[andrewtavis]

I'll merge this so I can do the rest of the changes and add in the months as we discussed 😊

[andrewtavis]

Will change the name as I do that 🙃

[SaurabhJamadagni]

I'll merge this so I can do the rest of the changes and add in the months as we discussed 😊

Cool thank you @andrewtavis! 😊