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This pull request includes a significant revision of the blog post
prompt-engineering-for-javascript-engineers.mdin thesrc/data/blogsdirectory. The changes primarily involve rephrasing and reorganizing the content to make it more straightforward and action-oriented. The blog post now provides a twelve-step 'mission protocol' for effective prompt engineering, with each step offering practical advice for interacting with AI models. The changes also include a new concluding section that encourages readers to donate to the #VetsWhoCode initiative.Key changes:
src/data/blogs/prompt-engineering-for-javascript-engineers.md: The introduction has been rewritten to be more direct and engaging. The main content of the blog post has been restructured into a twelve-step guide for effective prompt engineering, with each step providing clear, actionable advice. The conclusion has been replaced with a call to action encouraging readers to donate to the #VetsWhoCode initiative.