In this tutorial, I will teach you that your own next. How to use the next dot J and Seola to create and deploy the JS blog.
But first, I answer your potential question: “Why do hundreds of blogging platforms are available, why do you host a blog themselves?”
A response: Next Dot Jay.
The table of content
What’s the next?
Next, JS is a web development framework built on the upper part of the reaction. Although the reacting is a library to build the user’s interface, the Next Dot JS Building adds additional features to make the website and web applications easier and faster.
Next Dot J gives you full control. You own your content, your design and SEO strategy. Unlike mediums or subsickers, you are not limited by platform rules or branding. You can improve every part of your blog, how quickly it is burdened with how it looks on Google search.
Next is not just a tool to create a JS Blog. This is a platform for your entire brand construction. That is why developers and Indi Hackers Love it
What is the seola?
Civic As a platform, I have a service provider with whom I have recently fell in love. The back team has made ConconnectedPopular WordPress Hosting Platform, Seola connects powerful features with a smooth manufacturer experience. They offer you a hosting hosting, database, object storage, and static site for your plans.
Unlike a platform like Heroko, which provides almost all features through additional integration, Seola provides you with exactly what you need to make and deploy your users.
Imagine that if someone took only the necessary features from the cloud platforms such as AWS or azure and put them on the easy to use, easy to use, easy to use. This is exactly what the Seola admin panel has. A clean, easy interface you need, and nothing you don’t.
Recently. , Seola handles all heavy lifting to deploy and measure your app, so you can focus on its construction fully.
Build and deploy next dot JS Blog
Now we create our next dot JS blog and deploy. We don’t have to make one from the beginning – there are many templates available for us to use, Like that.
We will do three things.
Blog construction
First, next. Fork the JS Blog Reserves.
Once you turn it, clone it in your local machine.
git clone
Once you clone the repository, run into the directory npm install . Make sure you have the latest node.js And the next dot is installed on your machine.
Now run the blog on our machine. The order is npm run dev . Once the server is running, go on it localhost:3000 To see the site.
You should see the page above. Now let us add our blog post to it. Go to content/blog Directory. Every page of the Content Directory is your blog post, and you can use Mark down To styles it. Save the file with extension .mdx
Add the following text (the first part is metadata to understand the title and date of publication for the blog):
---
title: "My New Post"
date: 2025-07-07
---
Welcome to my first blog post using Next.js and MDX!
Reload homepage, and now you should see two posts – default posts and your new post.
So every time you want to publish a new article, you create a new page using Mark Dowan. It’s so easy.
Compete this new file and push it to your reservoir.
git add .
git commit -m "new post"
git push origin main
Deploying the blog
Now create an account on Seola (use Gut Hub Login so you don’t need to confirm).
Once you log in to Seola, you will see a static site option. Click it to create a static site.
Like other hosting providers, not all seila products are free, but it comes with free credit. Unless there is a reasonable number of users who have access to your blog, you will not cost any blog/small projects. But when it comes to static sites, you can host up to 100 for free.
Select the storage from the list. Check the “automatic deployment” option. So whenever you press the code, Seola will automatically deploy your new post to the server.
In the “Construction Settings” page, keep the default. Click “Create Site”. In a few minutes, the app will be pulled from the gut hub, which will be deployed to the server, and you should see the button visit site .
If you go to the site, you should see the below page:
Yes! Your blog is alive. You can also see detailed blood logs under the “deployment” tab and see if there is a problem in deploying your app.
Adding custom domain
Great For the last step, let’s add a custom domain to your blog.
Go to the “Domains” tab, and click “Add Domain” under Customs Domains. I will use all the domain next From my private domain manishshivanandhan.comBut the instructions for the Root Domains are the same.
Once you click on “Add the Domain”, Seola will instruct you to point to TXT Records and CNAME/A Records to point to your domain.
Once it happens to your domain provider, check again after a few minutes.
Hore! You have created your next dot JS blog. Here is the sample site I made for this project –
Conclusion
And just! Your own next The JS blog is now live on Seola.
In just a short time, you have gone to publish your first post with a template and to deploy it into the world with the customs domain. With the next dot J, you have full control over your content and brand, and with Seola, deployment is ease and smooth.
Remember, every time you want to publish a new article, it just has to create a simple mark down file and move your code forward. Seola handles the rest, so you can focus on what really does it matter: writing great content and building your personal brand.
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