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This Is What a Self-Hosted Article Looks Like

This is an example of a self-hosted article written in MDX. You can use standard Markdown here — paragraphs, headings, lists, links — and optionally drop in React components.

Writing in MDX

Each article lives in src/content/articles/ as an .mdx file. The filename becomes the URL slug: example-article.mdx → /articles/example-article.

The structured metadata at the top (title, company, date, subcategory) is the single source of truth for this article. When you also add a matching entry in Airtable with the same slug, the two stay in sync.

Formatting

You can write with full Markdown support:

  • Bullet lists
  • Bold and italic text
  • External links open in a new tab automatically

Blockquotes render with a left border to distinguish them from body copy.

Longer articles can use ## H2 subheadings to break up sections. They render with extra top margin to give each section room to breathe.

Adding a New Article

  1. Create a new file in src/content/articles/your-slug.mdx
  2. Add the export const meta = { ... } block at the top
  3. Add a matching record in Airtable with the same slug value
  4. Write the body content in Markdown below the export

That's it — the article will appear at /articles/your-slug on the next build.