Compare a next js blog starter around how you write, organize, and publish articles. Check whether content lives in Markdown, MDX, or a CMS, and whether the project supports the article layouts, images, tags, and feeds you need. When evaluating a nextjs blog starter, inspect routing and rendering requirements alongside the editing workflow. Try a long article with code blocks and large images, review the repository’s setup instructions, and compare the maintenance work needed to replace sample posts and deploy your own publication.
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Hugo · Blog · hugo-next
A starter site skeleton for the Hugo NexT theme, aimed at users new to Hugo who want to build a personal blog. It pulls in hugo-theme-next as a Git submodule and includes sample content, configuration directories, and a startup script.
Jekyll · Blog · dankimio
jekyll-theme-gatsby is a Jekyll theme maintained by dankimio that ports the gatsby-starter-blog blog appearance to Jekyll. It is distributed as a gem, enabled via the Gemfile and the theme field in _config.yml, and displays author information configured under the author section.
Next.js · Blog · timlrx
A Next.js and Tailwind CSS blog starter template using Contentlayer for Markdown/MDX, with built-in SEO, code highlighting, and tags. It targets personal technical blogs and migration from Jekyll/Hugo to React, and supports one-click Vercel deployment.