Nextjs Portfolio Starter
Easily create a portfolio with Next.js and Markdown.
Overview:
The Portfolio Starter Kit is a portfolio-building tool that utilizes Next.js and Nextra to create a professional-looking portfolio website. With a focus on content creation using Markdown, this starter kit offers several key features such as automatic Markdown handling, RSS feed generation, a pre-designed theme, post categorization with tags, and optimized web font loading. It also provides easy configuration options for personalization.
Features:
- Markdown and MDX Support: The portfolio is automatically configured to handle Markdown and MDX files, making it easy to write and manage content.
- RSS Feed Generation: The starter kit generates an RSS feed based on your portfolio's posts, allowing users to subscribe and receive updates.
- Beautiful Theme: A visually appealing theme is included out of the box, providing a polished and professional look to your portfolio.
- Post Categorization with Tags: Easily categorize your posts using tags, enabling visitors to quickly find content based on specific topics or interests.
- Fast and Optimized Web Font Loading: The portfolio ensures fast-loading and optimized web fonts, enhancing the overall browsing experience.
- Next.js
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- React
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- Blog
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- Vercel
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