Tutorial posts

Learn how to add metas to a page in your Shipixen/Next.js project.

The Shipixen blog can be used as a knowledge base or documentation hub. This guide will show you how to add a knowledge base or documentation hub to your Shipixen template.

By default, the blog is located at `/all-articles`. This can be changed by editing the `allArticlesPath` variable in `site.settings.js`.

Shipixen supports importing blog posts from json to a file-based markdown blog. Here is how you can do that. The best part is you can deploy your blog to Vercel with a single click afterwards.

Changing from a Ghost blog to a file-based markdown blog is easy with Shipixen. Import posts, customize your theme, and deploy to Vercel with 1 click.

It is possible to generate a template with Shipixen without a blog. However, you can add a blog later on. This guide will show you how to do that.

The starting point for learning how to generate a website & blog with Shipixen, as well as an overview of the codebase and components

Learn how to create a custom React component that can be used in the blog. Custom components can be used to create reusable sections in the blog as well as interactive components.

Get an overview of the available local commands (npm scripts) for boilerplates generated with Shipixen.

An overview of other deployment options for the template.

In this article you will learn how to run the code locally after it has been deployed

Shipixen can generate boilerplate with your branding and custom configuration. This is the starting point for learning how to generate a website & blog with Shipixen, as well as an overview of the codebase and components

Setting up analytics with Posthog in your Next.js / Shipixen app is easy and straightforward. This guide will walk you through the process step by step.

Setting up analytics with Vercel is pre-configured and easy to use. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of setting up analytics with Vercel in your Next.js / Shipixen app.