Create a blog using Next.js and Markdown/MDX

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Tailwind CSS

These are fundamental to the functionality that we want to provide. For our case we also want to add some styling with Tailwindcss so install:.

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ASPG ReACT

When using Markdown in a website, there is always a compile step in which all the syntax markdown is converted into the HTML that the browser can understand. The problem with using plain Markdown is that you are limited to the handful amount of HTML elements that markdown is aware of. With MDX, you can extend those elements with your custom React components. It looks something like this:.

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Next.js

In this article, we are going to learn how to build a blog and or add a blog section to an already existing Next.js project. To create the content of the blog we are going to be using an extension of the Markdown syntax: MDX.

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MailChimp

Devjet add mailchimp To create a mailchimp newsletter and let your users get notified when you write new posts.

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Firebase

Devjet add auth Add authentication with diferent providers like firebase or auth0 and let them save posts.

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Auth0

Devjet add auth Add authentication with diferent providers like firebase or auth0 and let them save posts.

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