Next.js blog powered by Notion and Mantine. Ongoing in an attempt to render Notion Blocks without use of markdown.
Social Asides with Notion and Next.js is an ambitious project that aims to create a fully functional blog or website by leveraging the capabilities of Next.js and the Notion API within a JAMStack architecture. The fusion of these technologies promises a modern and efficient approach to content management, all while being styled elegantly with Mantine and CSS Modules. The ongoing development showcases a commitment to learning and enhancing features, making it an exciting project for both developers and content creators.
The project not only provides a cohesive platform for blogging but also emphasizes the importance of customization and community involvement. With an active TODO list for upcoming features and an open invitation for feedback, the initiative is set to grow and evolve with user input. Whether you are a developer interested in the technicalities or a user seeking a robust content system, Social Asides has something to offer.
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