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Evolve Your MDX Workflow with a Headless CMS – @lachlanjc/notebook
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Post by Lachlan Campbell on February 1, 2022 on their personal Notebook blog.
Evolve your MDX workflow with a headless CMS One of my roles at Watershed is to lead our public website’s design & development. Over the last few months, one of the main ways that’s manifested is publishing our blog posts , which include evergreen materials for our customers to read & reference on various topics relating to their climate programs. Until recently, to publish blog posts we used MDX files stored in Git. The major advantage of these is complete flexibility: since I can mix Markdown with React components, we preserve the presentation-agnostic nature of Markdown, while simultaneousl
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