Thanks for writing this, Tyler. You're right that the current documentation is pretty unclear and it's a tough landscape to navigate. Thank you for clarifying a lot of it for us.
Quick question for you about your mdx setup: do you have a route in your site that acts like a blog homepage, which includes links to all your other mdx posts?
I am curious how to go about setting that up in a somewhat automated way with @next/mdx. Ex: a landing page that lists all the mdx posts sorted by date, then links out to each one.
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Thanks for reading! I don't have anything like that: on my site, the only mdx pages are About, FAQ and Contact.
However, Lee Robinson recommended in a tweet that npx create-next-app -e blog is a great way to get started with a Next-powered blog. Lee is on the Vercel team so his advice tends to be pretty solid.
I'd run that command in a new directory and see how that's structured: I feel like that may have everything you need to get started.
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Thanks for writing this, Tyler. You're right that the current documentation is pretty unclear and it's a tough landscape to navigate. Thank you for clarifying a lot of it for us.
Quick question for you about your mdx setup: do you have a route in your site that acts like a blog homepage, which includes links to all your other mdx posts?
I am curious how to go about setting that up in a somewhat automated way with @next/mdx. Ex: a landing page that lists all the mdx posts sorted by date, then links out to each one.
Thanks!
Cam
Hey Cam,
Thanks for reading! I don't have anything like that: on my site, the only mdx pages are About, FAQ and Contact.
However, Lee Robinson recommended in a tweet that
npx create-next-app -e blogis a great way to get started with a Next-powered blog. Lee is on the Vercel team so his advice tends to be pretty solid.I'd run that command in a new directory and see how that's structured: I feel like that may have everything you need to get started.