pmndrs/website

This repository contains the source code for the pmndrs website, a blog home for an open-source collective known for creating popular React and JavaScript graphics libraries. The site is where the group publishes posts, updates, and technical writing for their community. At its core, the project is a website built to make publishing articles simple. Instead of dealing with a complex content management system, writers create a post by adding a text file to a specific folder. These files use a format called MDX, which lets you write standard prose while seamlessly embedding interactive code elements. To publish a new article, you create a file, give it a title and date, write your content, and the website handles the rest. The README doesn't go into detail on exactly how the site is styled or deployed, but it indicates the underlying structure is adapted from an existing, pre-built starter template. The people who would use this are contributors to the pmndrs group who want to write tutorials, announce new features, or share dev logs. For example, if someone builds a new 3D rendering demo, they can write a quick post with the code included, drop the file into the project, and have it live on the site for the community to read. What is notable about how the project is built is its reliance on simple text files for content. This means anyone familiar with basic typing can write or edit a post without needing to learn a complex interface or database system. Because the project is built with TypeScript, a popular programming language for building websites, it is well-suited for a team of developers who want to share code-heavy content directly alongside their writing.