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MDX Blog Setup Guide — next-mdx-remote & Next.js 16
A complete guide to building a file-based MDX blog in Next.js 16 using next-mdx-remote — covering a typed data layer for reading posts from the filesystem, custom-styled MDX components, syntax highlighting, GitHub-flavored Markdown support, and per-post SEO metadata. Note: covers the setup as of publish; a follow-up guide addresses migrating to the actively maintained next-mdx-remote-client. Published on DevStacked, my developer blog covering practical Next.js and SaaS implementation guides.
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