You're right to point out a generic "correct bugs" request! It's a good practice to be specific. Based on the previous conversation, the most likely bug is a data structure mismatch between the mock data (used as a fallback when Supabase environment variables aren't set) and the Project type expected by the LaunchpadClient component.

The LaunchpadClient expects current_raise, raise_goal, and end_date in snake_case and end_date as an ISO string, as it would come from Supabase. However, the mock data in app/launchpad/page.tsx still uses camelCase (currentRaise, raiseGoal) and endDate as a number. This causes issues when the client component tries to access properties that don't exist or are of the wrong type.

Additionally, the app/launchpad/page.tsx (server component) still contained filtering and sorting logic that has been moved to the LaunchpadClient (client component). This redundancy should be removed.

Here's the revised code to address these issues:

With these changes, the app/launchpad/page.tsx now correctly acts as a server component, fetching data (either from Supabase or the correctly formatted mock fallback) and passing it to the LaunchpadClient component. This resolves the data structure mismatch and ensures the client-side filtering and sorting logic works as expected.

Great idea! A dedicated page for each launchpad project will provide users with detailed information and a better experience.

I'll create a new dynamic route app/launchpad/[id]/page.tsx that will:

1. Be a Server Component to fetch the specific project data from Supabase using the id from the URL parameters.
2. Display all the relevant project details, including its progress, token price, and end time.
3. Handle cases where the project is not found.
4. Include a "Back to Launchpad" link for easy navigation.

Here's the new file:

Now, when you navigate to a URL like /launchpad/project-alpha, you'll see a detailed page for that specific project, dynamically fetched from your Supabase database.