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Hello World - My First MDX Post
Welcome to my blog! This is my first post written in MDX, demonstrating the power of combining Markdown with React components.
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Welcome to my modern blog! This is my first post written in MDX (Markdown + JSX), which means I can write regular Markdown but also embed React components.
What makes this special?
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Here's what you can do with MDX:
1. Regular Markdown
You can write normal markdown like bold text, italic text, and inline code
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2. Code Blocks
// JavaScript with syntax highlighting
const greeting = "Hello, World!";
console.log(greeting);
3. Embedded React Components
You can embed React components right in your markdown:
🚀 Interactive Card
This card is a React component embedded directly in MDX!
Pretty cool, right? You can use any React component in your blog posts.
4. Lists and More
Here's what we've built so far:
- ✅ Next.js with App Router
- ✅ Tailwind CSS styling
- ✅ shadcn/UI components
- ✅ MDX support (you're reading this!)
- ✅ SEO optimization
- ✅ Content system foundation
What's Next?
In future posts, I'll cover:
- Advanced MDX features
- SEO optimization techniques
- Performance best practices
- Building interactive blog components
Thanks for reading! This post demonstrates the power of combining Markdown with React components. 🎉