Hello World

Sample blog post showcasing how I use Next.js with RemoteMDX

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Hello World

Introduction

This is a sample post that I use to test the functionality of the Next.js and RemoteMDX package.

H1 - Largest Heading

H2 - Second Largest Heading

H3 - Subheading

H4 - Sub-subheading

Text Formatting

Italic Text
Bold Text
Bold and Italic Text

Lists

Ordered List

  1. Item 1
  2. Item 2
  3. Item 3

Unordered List

  • Item A
  • Item B
  • Item C
    • Nested item A
    • Nested item B

Images

sample image

sample image

Blockquotes

"To be or not to be, that is the question."
— William Shakespeare

Code

Inline code can be added easily.

Code Block

def hello_world():
    print("Hello, World!")

hello_world()

Tables

Markdown uses pipes (|) and hyphens (-) to create tables.

Table header 1Table header 2
Cell 1 value 1Cell 1 value 2
Cell 2 value 1Cell 2 value 2

Large tables

Below is an example of an overlapping table.

CountryCapitalPopulationArea (sq km)Official LanguageCurrencyContinent
USAWashington, D.C.331 million9.8 millionEnglishUS DollarNorth America
ChinaBeijing1.4 billion9.6 millionMandarinRenminbiAsia
BrazilBrasília213 million8.5 millionPortugueseRealSouth America
NigeriaAbuja206 million923 thousandEnglishNairaAfrica
AustraliaCanberra25 million7.7 millionEnglishAustralian DollarAustralia
FranceParis67 million551 thousandFrenchEuroEurope
IndiaNew Delhi1.3 billion3.3 millionHindi, EnglishIndian RupeeAsia
MexicoMexico City126 million1.9 millionSpanishMexican PesoNorth America
South AfricaPretoria60 million1.2 millionAfrikaans, EnglishSouth African RandAfrica

Callout component

This is a Callout component.

This is a Callout component with a different icon

Interactive quiz component

Below is an example of an interactive quiz component inside a static blog post.

What is the capital of Poland?

Did you get it right?

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