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Title: Contentlayer makes content easy for developers

Open Graph Title: Contentlayer makes content easy for developers

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Description: Contentlayer is a content SDK that validates and transforms your content into type-safe JSON data you can easily import into your application.

Open Graph Description: Contentlayer is a content SDK that validates and transforms your content into type-safe JSON data you can easily import into your application.

X Description: Contentlayer is a content SDK that validates and transforms your content into type-safe JSON data you can easily import into your application.

Opengraph URL: https://www.contentlayer.dev/

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Links:

Contentlayerhttps://contentlayer.dev/
Documentationhttps://contentlayer.dev/docs
Exampleshttps://contentlayer.dev/examples/nextjs
Githubhttps://github.com/contentlayerdev/contentlayer
Discordhttps://discord.gg/rytFErsARm
Get startedhttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/getting-started
Why Contentlayer?https://contentlayer.dev/blog/working-with-content-is-hard-for-developers
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/environments/nextjs
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/environments/remix
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/environments/vite
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/environments/astro
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/sources/files
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/sources/notion
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/sources/contentful
https://contentlayer.dev/docs/sources/sanity
Used in 20933 projectsExplore on GitHubhttps://github.com/contentlayerdev/contentlayer/network/dependents
Explore Examplehttps://github.com/contentlayerdev/next-contentlayer-example
Read more in docshttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/other/faq
Ask a questionhttps://github.com/contentlayerdev/contentlayer/issues/new
Learn morehttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/other/faq#what-problem-is-contentlayer-solving
Learn morehttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/concepts/how-contentlayer-works
Learn morehttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/other/faq#can-i-use-contentlayer-with-my-existing-tools
Lee RobinsonDeveloper Relations at VercelHaving type-safe access to my content has been extremely helpful. Contentlayer provides a nice abstraction between your Markdown files or CMS and your application.https://twitter.com/leeerob
Pedro DuarteCreator of Radix UIBeen using Contentlayer as the mdx processor for the Rainbow docs. Such a pleasant experience 🧘‍♂️ It transforms the mdx files, validates them AND adds types!https://twitter.com/peduarte/status/1514688181278580738
Houssein DjirdehSoftware Engineer at GoogleContentlayer looks like a super promising library [...] to import data from CMS platforms or local files like markdown into your application. Took me less than 5 minutes to cleanly separate and connect MDX files to a Next.js layout.https://twitter.com/hdjirdeh/status/1483047963316260870
Jed WatsonCo-founder of ThinkmillIf you bring content-as-data into your website, whether it's from Markdown files or a hosted CMS, do yourself a favour and check this out. Massive leap forward in speed, type safety, and DX 👏🏻https://twitter.com/JedWatson/status/1517130123463454721
João Pedro SchmitzFront-End Engineer at GraphCMSWe're using Contentlayer on the @GraphCMS documentation, and it's fantastic! It not only loads all the local content, but it also supports MDX. Plus, having type definitions for the content is super helpful.https://twitter.com/jpedroschmitz/status/1514655711535546375
Lee RobinsonDeveloper Relations at VercelHaving type-safe access to my content has been extremely helpful. Contentlayer provides a nice abstraction between your Markdown files or CMS and your application.https://twitter.com/leeerob
Pedro DuarteCreator of Radix UIBeen using Contentlayer as the mdx processor for the Rainbow docs. Such a pleasant experience 🧘‍♂️ It transforms the mdx files, validates them AND adds types!https://twitter.com/peduarte/status/1514688181278580738
Houssein DjirdehSoftware Engineer at GoogleContentlayer looks like a super promising library [...] to import data from CMS platforms or local files like markdown into your application. Took me less than 5 minutes to cleanly separate and connect MDX files to a Next.js layout.https://twitter.com/hdjirdeh/status/1483047963316260870
Jed WatsonCo-founder of ThinkmillIf you bring content-as-data into your website, whether it's from Markdown files or a hosted CMS, do yourself a favour and check this out. Massive leap forward in speed, type safety, and DX 👏🏻https://twitter.com/JedWatson/status/1517130123463454721
João Pedro SchmitzFront-End Engineer at GraphCMSWe're using Contentlayer on the @GraphCMS documentation, and it's fantastic! It not only loads all the local content, but it also supports MDX. Plus, having type definitions for the content is super helpful.https://twitter.com/jpedroschmitz/status/1514655711535546375
Lee RobinsonDeveloper Relations at VercelHaving type-safe access to my content has been extremely helpful. Contentlayer provides a nice abstraction between your Markdown files or CMS and your application.https://twitter.com/leeerob
Pedro DuarteCreator of Radix UIBeen using Contentlayer as the mdx processor for the Rainbow docs. Such a pleasant experience 🧘‍♂️ It transforms the mdx files, validates them AND adds types!https://twitter.com/peduarte/status/1514688181278580738
Houssein DjirdehSoftware Engineer at GoogleContentlayer looks like a super promising library [...] to import data from CMS platforms or local files like markdown into your application. Took me less than 5 minutes to cleanly separate and connect MDX files to a Next.js layout.https://twitter.com/hdjirdeh/status/1483047963316260870
Jed WatsonCo-founder of ThinkmillIf you bring content-as-data into your website, whether it's from Markdown files or a hosted CMS, do yourself a favour and check this out. Massive leap forward in speed, type safety, and DX 👏🏻https://twitter.com/JedWatson/status/1517130123463454721
João Pedro SchmitzFront-End Engineer at GraphCMSWe're using Contentlayer on the @GraphCMS documentation, and it's fantastic! It not only loads all the local content, but it also supports MDX. Plus, having type definitions for the content is super helpful.https://twitter.com/jpedroschmitz/status/1514655711535546375
Lee RobinsonDeveloper Relations at VercelHaving type-safe access to my content has been extremely helpful. Contentlayer provides a nice abstraction between your Markdown files or CMS and your application.https://twitter.com/leeerob
Pedro DuarteCreator of Radix UIBeen using Contentlayer as the mdx processor for the Rainbow docs. Such a pleasant experience 🧘‍♂️ It transforms the mdx files, validates them AND adds types!https://twitter.com/peduarte/status/1514688181278580738
Contentlayerhttps://contentlayer.dev/
Stackbithttps://www.stackbit.com/
@schicklinghttps://twitter.com/schickling
Getting Startedhttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/getting-started
Conceptshttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/concepts
Sourceshttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/sources
Environmentshttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/environments
API Referencehttps://contentlayer.dev/docs/reference
Next.js (TypeScript)https://contentlayer.dev/examples/nextjs
Twitterhttps://twitter.com/contentlayerdev
Discordhttps://discord.gg/rytFErsARm
GitHubhttps://github.com/contentlayerdev/contentlayer

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