A unicorn is born! A Next.js boilerplate blog with pagination
Originally published: 2 January 2024
Can't find a template for a simple blog with pagination? Now you have!
Finding the Perfect Blog Template: Simplified and with Pagination
Finding a simple, user-friendly blog template that includes pagination can be a challenge, especially for beginners in the coding world.
Many templates are either too complex, heavily reliant on numerous libraries, or not beginner-friendly. Recognizing this gap, I have created a boilerplate blog that stands out in its simplicity, ease of use, and adaptability.
This template is specifically designed for those who are new to coding and want to get to grips with the basics without getting overwhelmed. It’s easy to refactor and adapt, making it perfect for anyone looking to start their blogging journey with minimal fuss and maximum efficiency.
Demo Site
Click here to access the demo site
Accessing and Using the Boilerplate Blog with Pagination
Here’s a quick guide on how to access and utilize my GitHub repository for a boilerplate blog with pagination. This tool is designed to streamline your blog development process.
Click Here to access the Github repo
Getting Started with the Repo
Accessing the repository is straightforward. Here’s how you can get started:
Step 1: Clone the Repository
To clone the repository, use the following Git command:
git clone https://github.com/sureshk999/blog-with-paginate.git
This command will create a copy of the boilerplate blog on your local machine.
Step 2: Explore the Code
Once cloned, feel free to explore the code. You’ll find that pagination is already enabled, making it easier to manage and navigate through your blog posts.
Deploying the Blog
For instructions on deploying this boilerplate blog template, check out my guide: Deploy With Ease.
This guide covers everything you need to know about deploying your new blog to a live server, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free process.
Your Support Matters
If you find this boilerplate blog useful, please consider buying me a coffee. Your support is greatly appreciated and helps me continue to develop useful tools for the community.
Conclusion
I hope this boilerplate blog helps jumpstart your project and makes the development process a bit easier. Happy coding, and thank you for your support!
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