Hello World — Blog Demo

This is a placeholder post. It exists to show every formatting feature available in the blog. Replace this content with a real post by editing this file (or adding a new one) in src/content/blog/.

The blog supports standard Markdown — paragraphs, bold, italic, inline code, and inline links — alongside a few richer elements demonstrated below.

Headings, prose, and emphasis

Body text is set in Work Sans at a comfortable reading size. Headings break up long-form posts into scannable sections; the table of contents (if added later) would be generated from these.

Subheadings work too

Use ## for top-level section headings and ### for subsections. Keep the hierarchy shallow — most posts only need one or two levels.

Lists

Unordered:

• First item in a bullet list.
• Items can wrap across multiple lines, and they keep their alignment cleanly thanks to the prose styles.
• A third item, just to round things out.

Ordered:

1. Step one — start with the simplest version.
2. Step two — add complexity only when it pays its keep.
3. Step three — measure, then revisit.

Blockquote

Quotes hang off a chunky left border. Use them for short pull-quotes or for callouts you want to set apart from the surrounding prose.

Code blocks

Code blocks are syntax-highlighted at build time by Shiki. Inline code picks up the same monospace family with a chunky border to match the rest of the design.

// fenced code block — Go
package main

import "fmt"

func greet(name string) string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("hello, %s", name)
}

func main() {
	fmt.Println(greet("world"))
}

Other languages work too — Python, SQL, Rust, Java, Ruby — see src/app/blog/[slug]/page.tsx for the registered list.

Images and figures

Images can be inlined with Markdown or wrapped in a <figure> for a caption. The frame uses the same chunky border + hard shadow as the rest of the site.

Use the JSX form when you want an explicit caption distinct from the alt text:

That's it

Once you have a real post to publish, drop a new file into src/content/blog/<slug>.mdx with the frontmatter (title, date, description, tags) and write away. The index page picks it up automatically at build time.