Nextjs Blog Starter Kit

Overview

The Netlify StatusNext JS Static starter-kit, developed by @techhive.IO, is a comprehensive solution for developers looking for a good starting point when implementing a new website. It offers a range of features, including Next.Js with Typescript support, static export capabilities, Contentful integration, easy integration and deployment over Netlify and Vercel, custom components, SEO-friendly features, Google Analytics integration, optimization for speed and scalability, and relevant suggestions for every blog post. The starter kit provides learning materials, bug submission guidelines, and an invitation to contribute to the open-source project.

Features

• Next.Js with Typescript support out of the box
• Static Export capabilities
• Contentful Integration with scripts to automate content population
• Easy integration and deployment over Netlify and Vercel
• Custom components
• SEO-friendly with dynamic meta tags
• Google Analytics integration
• Optimized for speed and scalability
• Relevant suggestions for every blog post

Installation

To get started with the Netlify StatusNext JS Static starter-kit, follow these steps:

1. Make sure you have the correct values entered in your .env file.
2. Use the following commands for various actions:
   • dev: Start the application in development mode.
   • build: Build the application in production mode.
   • start: Start the application in production mode.
   • export: Build and export the application into a static website.
   • postexport: Run the post-export script to create the sitemap.xml.
   • type-check: Perform type checking for Typescript.
   • format:write: Run Prettier to format the codebase.
   • lint: Lint the project using ESLint.
   • populate:contentful: Populate Contentful CMS.
3. Ensure you fill in the appropriate fields when submitting an issue regarding bugs.

Summary

The Netlify StatusNext JS Static starter-kit provides developers with a comprehensive solution for implementing a new website. With a range of features such as Next.Js with Typescript support, static export capabilities, Contentful integration, easy deployment over popular platforms, custom components, SEO-friendly features, and optimization for speed and scalability, it offers a solid foundation for building static websites. Additionally, the starter kit provides learning materials, bug submission guidelines, and an opportunity to contribute to the open-source project.